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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

A NEW GAME OF DRAw-PoKER-A
young man OF this neighborhOod visited his
intended one night last week, and she struck
at him with poker. + or this he kissed her.
and just then she blushed and her mother en-,
tered the room and asked the young man
what had happened. He replied: "Oh, she
has been fighting me again with that poker. ;,
since that every girl around here draws a
poker on any young man who may chance TO
CALI and ..draw-poker" is the game most
play ed in these parts.-[A Belmont Rgl Lef-
Ter 70 Ute LOuisrtue Courier LoannaL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

THE Distribution IN NEW YORK Times
continue very hard, and there is much suffer-
Ing among the poor. st. John Guild one of
the noblest OF our charities, has absolutely
dependent upon IL 600 families, or % 900
seen better days. Its funds are exhausted,
and unless the public rallies To its support
tomorrow, IL must cease, or curtaii iia-
letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

AN INDIANA TRUSTEES EXPERIENCE
Last Wednesday evening, while Mr.. John
Boatman, trustee OF Adams township, Ham
liton county, Indiana, was sitting by the
hreside with his family, two men came in
ana demanded OF him all the money that
ne nsd, presenting cooked pistols al his
mead by which TO secure a sure comDlia nee
with their demand. Resistance was impos-
sible, and Mr.. Boatman gave them sls0,
which was all he had at that time. He called
without effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16
Rirst-OIas, securing and D,s,n,.

A. Fischer enlarged his estabii shmeTt by
removing % his new building, 800 q street, 8
DOORS west OF 9Th street, just q few steps
nom his forIner place on 9Th street, where De
Is ready 20 DO any work In his line in his SUI
perior manner. Kid Gloves AID SHOES,
Grape Wells cleaned at o very short notice.
Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment, Gents Clothes cleaning ana
oyeiEg a speciality. u.T-tT
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LOCAL NE VS..
Amusements. &c, To.nfxai.

|ftosol T7sea5.-Kellozg opera troupe In
|e Marriage OF Figaro"
|rrs Opera Hotlse.-"Tne Big Bonanza"
eoter Corsq,se-" On the Watch; or, The
dow OF Death"
|ISonte Te1np'e;-Fair 10 aid In building a
Dol house for ST. AlOysius parish,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

A LITTLE STA MPEDE.-One of the literary
galaxy who are now busily engaged on the
great America novel entitled "The Red Dog
Links" was made the victim of a practical
joke on Friday. He was in a certain Office,
sitting near stove, when the proprietor
came IN carrying in his hand package.
rary gentleman. "Only a little giant DOW
DER" said the other, adding al have been told
That II thrown into stove it will burn but
the action to the world, he tossed the pack
age In at the stove door. The literary man
didn't wait for Developments, but went out
OF the door at such q rate OF speed that his
coattail stuck out like the lid OF a patent
desk. The contents of the package was some
very harmless coal dirt.-fAinerS' Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

THECAMDEN ELoPEMENr-Mary Brown
ing, the sixteen year old girl residing in
Camden, n. j., who eloped with John Rcd
man, married man, was found in Phlla-
delphia Monday and returned TO her home by
Chief OF Police Hempsing. Redman has
been arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

kAKERs Con LIVER OIL AND PHos-
PHATf OF l.iHE-A leading physicisn
writes: "1ou have conferred great boon
upon the sick snd those with delicate sfom-
valuable Ttdicines.' II Is the only reliable
REMEDY for Consumption. Throat and Ling
diseases. Sod by druggists. J. c. Baker &
Co, Philadelphia eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

Conduce 10 health and comfort, hence thous-
ends OF the Intelligent public pstronize Or.
whites establishment, 1IiG PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, opposite Wlllard's hotel, for relief
from Corns, Bunions, Chilbialns, Inverted
Nails, Vascular Escrescences, &C. Estab-
1Shed 1861. Fec 81.
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CITY ITEMS.

NOTHING NEW UNDxR THE SUN.-Ru
Stimulating Liniment cures Neuralgia. 4;
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SHARING UP A WIFE AND MoruER

SHARING UP A WIFE AND MOTHER ~
LAW.-Wtlliam Lang became n mouoma-
MAC on the subject OfTelieion. He lived with
his wife and his wife's mother at OAK
Grove, Dodge county, Michigan. He had
Desn Mighty In hts notions about the heav-
en!y Kingdom and its antipodes, but IL was
not considered dangerous. One day he nut
his wife and mother law In his wagon,
behind 8 span OF fiery horses. 10 drive them
TO the town OF Lowell. Fairly started on the
road, he imagined himself Elijah in his
chariot OF name, and began to punch M the
hre I'm the horses. He whipped, and they Jew
over the rough corduroy road. The mother
ln-law was shaken up TO such an extent that
she fell senseleSs ct the bottom OF the chariot
and finally was bounced out I'm the mud
There appears to have been some InethoI in
the act OF Lang's madness. The wife got
mold OF one of the reins and by a desperate
struggle managed to steer clear of the praci-
p1ce, where certain Death lurked at the bet
tom OF the chasm. Near town the citizens
Thought IL was runaway and coll acted and
stopped the team. Lang got out and attacked
uiem for thwartiug his good intentions. He
was finally subdued, tied, and taken home
where he died next day in his bed, and did
not take flight like Elljah.-[St. Louis Repu5-
5cdp.
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Saratoga Spring, i'm winter.

reasons for going To Drs. StrOng's RENT
DIAL Institute IN winter. with circular de-
scTibing Its Turkish, Russian, Sulphur. Hy-
dropathic and Electro Thermal Baths. the
vacuum Treatment. Galvanic and Faradaic
ELECTRICITY, &c, viii be sent on application.
Nervous. Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases speciality. I2,A,m.wr3:
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BUYING OFFICE.-A curious suit and one
which reaches further back among the poll
ticians of New York city than even the
tweed suits. was begun in the superior
court, special term, before Judge Sedge wick,
on Monday morning. The title of the case is
David Ogden VS.. Fernando Wood N Hill,
Fowler and others, and is in the nature of q
creditors suit 10 recover money alleged
10 have been improperly paid by defend
ant Fowler TO defendant Wood, while
he (Fowler) was insolvent, and had Judge
ments on record against him. Mr. Ogden
sues as the assignee of several pigments
obtained against Fowler from 1852 to 1859 b.
various parties, for about So 900. 1t is
charged that while these judgments were
unsatisfed, Fowler Improperly paid To
Wood about $4,000. Mr.. Fowler testi6ed
That In 1868 he agreed to pay Fernando Wood
5000 In cash and a certain share of his Of
fetal emoluments for the appointment of
corporation attorney; that in pursuance of
This he paid $1,000 in cash and TWO notes of
$500 each which he subsequently, took up,
anu that Wood then drew a blank appoint
ment from his pocket and filled it up
with witness name. He also swearS that
the bargain was further carried out By his
paying Wood the whole of his first years sal
airy as 1t accrued, amounting to IS 900. After
that ne gave Wood half the salary and per
quisltes of his office, amounting to about
5000 until he was removed. At this time
witness was lnsolvent, owing over SIS, n00.
WOod was on the stand, and swore positively
mat he did not receive the money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

DO NOT DEFY PRovIDENCE by reglecting
chronic cough or cold, when the certain
antdote 10 these dangerous complain Is
macs Honey Of Horeh0i8ld and T'1r-is oS-
Tan able AT every Drug store i'm America.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minnie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

CURE FOR CoCGH Or CoLD.-As som Is
there Is the slightest uDessiness OF the Chesf,
win difhculty Of breathing, or indication OF
COugh. take during the day a few .. Ey,D1ryg's
Bronchial TSocbeS," eo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

METALLIC CsNrER PIECEs.-Hamiltnn &
PEARSON sole sgents for u. {. Y. NJ. {. A.
Building. 2.lOea3
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EVENING STAR.
EDNEsDAY.. February Is, 1873.
Gather Probabilities TODAY.
)rrc. OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WARRINGTON, February 10, 1875.
the lake region, New England, middle
r., south Atlantic states, Tennessee and
valley, rising and high barometer,
|herly TO westerly winds. diminishing in
F; colder and generally clear weather
prevail, except light SHOWS in the lower
region, and succeeded by rising tempera-
In the two last districts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

WAR ON GAMBLING IN VIRGINIA-The
grand jury OF The Hastings court OF Rich
moDd, Va, has indicted the officers of the
association for the benefit of the widows
and OF phans or the southern states for deal
Ing IN lottery tickets. AS the question
whether or not the ''raffie' of the Southern
association is lottery" within the mean
ing of the law will be involves in these cases
IL is generally supposed that a test will be
made In one instance. John Worsham, the
proprietor OF the fashionable house where
MI FoWles money was won from him by
Judge stevens, was indicted for keeping q
faIO- bank RicllllOlld Idl Dispatch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

TERRIBLE FALL OF AN Ex-CoND REss-
MAs's WIFE Mrs. Phelps, wife OF John :.
Phelps, ex member of Congress from Ms
spurl, who lad taken passage on the City OF
Panama. met with n had accident on board
that ship last evening. Her staterCom was
directly opposite the cabin hatchway. \ Jew
minutes before she passed over IL and enter
ca her room. While there the hatch was
opened, and when she came ont not noticing
~, the stepped OFF and fell below. She fell
through three batchways-a distance OF %
feet. IL luckily happened that the cargo
upon which she struck was of a soft, sprfugy
CHARACTER, and bounced her back several feet
In the air, instead OF MASKING her into an
unrecogniZahle mass. as il would have done
had IL been coal or something else. She was
taken ONT at once, and conveyed 10 the resi-
der &c OF NJ. n. Kelly, where she is receiving
Inc BEST attention OF friends and of the meii-
ca fraternity. Her right arm is broken into
arundred or more pieces, some OF which pro-
tIuded through the fish, and some were so
small as TO be removed more by feeling than
by sight. II is as bad q case Of shattered
bone as could occur. DIR. Minor, a relative
by marriage OF the lady, came up from Port
Townsend last night, and added his profes
Slonal skill TO that of the attending physi-
clans. AmputatiOn has not vet been fully
determined upon, but it is more than likely
mat that will be the result. She was on her
way home 10 Springfield. Mo, at the time OF
her accident Seattle Tribune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

WEAKNESS. IUdiges ton, Loss oC Appetite
always By the regular use OF Liobis'S EE's acg
q Becf. IN pint bottles.
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sow PRrCFs.--I am selling my largo S,,,,l,

Low PRICEs--l am selling my large stock
OF Ladies Cloaks, Suits. Undertaking aud
Laces, Hamburg Edgings, Human Hair
Switches, HandkercbIefs, Ladies' Naoktfes
CorSets, Ruffiings. MarSeilles Dresses Tor
cclldren, &c, &c, at and below cost, 10 make
room for spring goods.
2,u,6 S. HELLER. us Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

CHARLES hEIDsIRCK Sinery. Extry Dry
shd Srand Win Medsille Champagne For
sale by Hall & Hume. I2S,eoa:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

THE BROADWAY spring style OF SIX Hat
mas been introduced by James Y. Davis
Sons, Cpl Pennsylvania avenue under Metro
politan Hotel. Its lightncss and stylish APP
pearance Will make IL very popular and de-
siTable as the dress hat for spring. 2SG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

|EIyoT cd Yesterday, In the EQUITY
Lurt, Judge Wylie, In the case OF Sophia L.
tercer VS.. van j. Mercer, granted a decree
divorce, with custody OF children to com
tAinapt They were married August "a
PC, In this city, by Rev. Mr.. Trim0le. She
Parfes tnat or more than three years past
be defendant has been In the habit OF using
3tox1cattpg liquors 10 excess, and has been
that time and for longer space OF time
habttual drunkard; and while In that
lndiuon he mas made frequent assaults
BON Complainant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John Walker and Annie Hodgeston, both OF
Georgetown; John Wiseman and Lizzie
A. w. Hicks and Elizabeth c. Robey. holm
OF Charles county, Md; Charles NARROW and
Eliza Bush, both of u. q, CO., Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

FEw PuBLIcATIoNs.-From j. C.. Parker
nave Democrats Monthiy for March AMI
RPDs Weeidy for February 26th: from
"A. Brosnan copy OF Hon. Edmund r.
fnn's lecture on Public Schools, delivered
1uesoD. Arizona from the publishers LiD-
)ccffS Kd0Ozfae for March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

|rHE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night
be health orncer submitted his report for
|e week ending February Is, showing: Nui-
|nees reported, S26; abated, 3I2; causes of
ath Investigated, 5; burials at public ex-
nse recommended, IL; patients treated by
lyslclans 70 the poor, l73; tons OF garbage
moved, s.; dead animals removed, 50. Ma
pc products inspected: Is $50 bushels oys-
RS, sec punches fish, 20 shad. Condemned:
buncEes fish, 20 shad. Unwholesome food
|ndemned: $50 pounds beef. - pounds pork,
pounds bacon, pounds mutton, pounds
usage, beef tongue, l rabbit, 80 chickens,
uTkeys, geese; 100 cabbages, 4 bushel po-
|toeS, peck turnips, peck parsnips. AMI
|ais lmIounded, 4; redeemed, 4; killed, 2;
mount realized, 81. The board then went
ito secret session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

fKTeG's JEwEERY STORE received some
furifui styles Of Roman, Lake George dia-
pos, ard plated Jewelry. No. 457 Pean-
wanna avenles near i street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16
THE NATIONAL SAY

THH NATIONAL SAVINGS BLNH, corner o
Rev YORK avenue and 18th street, pays $50
cent. per ennum On deposits ioT each cslsnCsr
month. Ran king hours, tcl saturia rs, .
q and 70 8. HtslSil5
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LECTURES.
THE TONER LECTURES.

Lecture IN this course FOR "The discovery Of
New facts and the Arrangements 81 Mctfcfua, -
viii be delivered b. W. ". KEEN. M ID OF Phil
sdephis. az Malisi's Bal. ala E street north
west on THURSDAY ENENtNG, at = CLOCK.
Subject ut Lecture ~SurgicAl Complications aud
Segueis OF Continued Fever The medical profess
sion and Ctl interested IN scientific sfufles are
invited 20 attend, JOSEPH HENRY,
febB 81 President - Board % Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

TIE DESTRUCTIVE POWER OF ALCOHOL
was vividly demonstrated yesterday al the
inquest on the body of a welI-knowa confec-
tlorer, Mrs: Caroline Phillpot. who died
suddenly al her residence In Stapleton, s. L
where she resided alone. The evidences
proved that Mrs. PhillpOt, woman of other
wise good character, had a terrible mania
1Cr drink, against which she battled, but i'm
vain. Five weeks since she engaged a woman
To attend her store, and procuring a quantity
OF iquOr retired 10 her apartments ami
drank herself TO death. She was a widow
iorfy-h five years old, and had a fiourishing
trade in confectionery. She was a very port-
~ woman, OF some two hundred and twenty
I'VE pounds, and her property is valued al
$1,000. A verdict of death by alcoholism was
rendered.-tN. Y. Cor PhiLa Record I5h,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

AsE YOU GOING 20 the Centennial? II so,
prepare before the rush. by having your
trunks put in thorough repair and neatly
covered, at the old and reliable tYuok man
ufsctory of James g. Topham, f2J TLh street
northwest, under the big wire sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

SUDDEN DEATH OF HACKNAN,-Yes-
terday afternoon, William Cook, a coIored
hackman, fell TO the ground at the corner of
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, aud
was picked up and placed in a carriage and
carried TO his home on l. street, between 22d
ana I'D streets north west, when he expired |.
III lew minutes. His death was caused by
heart disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

BEING DETERMINED TT REDUCE
STOCK, TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPsIRG
GOODS, PURCHASERS WILL FIND IT TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CALL
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

EIRsT GRAND sUIREE or KATEL KOAZ
II NtLANk, No. 3, If Hep asopns. OF a
W. 20 be given a. Association Hal. ~
ba2 Peunsn lYania avenue, near 9TH street, ~
THURSDAY. l1th February, lS-c. W
Tickets SO c. MT. iI cluoing RefrsEhmsnts.
Prof. Repetti : Rand engaged for ms occasion.
Grsud March 20 begin 81 eight clock. No pair q
have been spared 10 make this the moe pleasan en-
ter tair meut Il be season.
Committee-R. r. webb. VIM. padcett. Lester
Barr, Francis Bnlshaw feblS 81
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LIZZIE MoLLoY's DEATH-The Hydro0bo-
GA IteoTy COnttTn'ed.-The Jersey City Jour
nal says, IN reference to the death of Lizzie
Molloy: Miss Molloy was employed in the
family OF Mr.. James McCaTty, in Grand St.
near st. Peters church. McCarty owned a
large Newfoundland dog. 1t Is now alleged
that few weeks since the animal showed
signs OF madness and bit the girl several
times, once severely in the leg. Miss MoIioy
told servant girl employed next door that
ne was The wOrs sdOg she ever saw, and that
she was all SCRATCHED mp" by him. The an
lmal also bit Mr. McCarty several times; at
lepgth he concluded to drown him, which he
dld about three weeks ago in Morris canal
The post mOrtem examination confirmed the
lheory OF hydrophobia. This was made b.
III. WatSon In company with Drs. Culver aud
Finn. The case was involved In mystery, and
steps were being taken 20 learn more oft.
when suddenly Mr.. McCarty, the owner of
the dog, was seized with the same symptoms
Mr.. McCarty has for several days been con
MED 10 MS room, and there is said TO be no
nope OF his recovery, as he is continually
growing worse. Every effort is made by his
Physicions for his relief, but without avail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

INTERESTING TO PERSONS ABOUT TO
rILp OK REPAIR HOUSES -Elsewhere in
days paper will be found a business di-
|ctory Of the builders exchange OF this city:
A. "a, q list OF the names OF prominent
ilders, brick and lumber merchants, brick
per, skaters, stonecutters, etc, etc VINO
N oe seen there at the hours alyertise.i.
as - great convenience 10 the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

MILITARY NOTES AT a meeting OF young
ZEN OF the eastern portion OF the city last
| ght, for the purpose OF forming a new mil
larry company In place OF the COrcoran
|ouaVes, officers were elected for the COM
any, as follows: r. s. HOdgson, captain;
|soTge Fry, drst lieutenant; william III.
|ooInos second Lieutenant, and Leon T.. Ray,
tevet second lieutenant COMPANY ID,
Washington Light Infantry, have removed
! elr armory from the building next To the
+rner CT 9Th AM l. streets northwest, to
pat Is known as Green's building, on Penn
LiVsnia avenue northwest, between 18th
BID 1Slh streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

SUIT AGAINST RAIL RoAD-To.day,
hessrs. Paine and Grafton entered a suit
against the b. 4 p. r. r Co. for John Lynch
20 recover the value OF $50 cords of fire wood
destroyed on the line OF the road In Prince
Georges county on the 30th o. April, 1915, by
IRE from an engine, laying damages at S940
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

BOOK AND STATIONERY SALE.-All Of the
me BOOKS and stationery viii De sold this
evening al the Philip bookstore. \ rare op.
Roriunlty Is offered 10 the public 70 secure
elegan, WORKS ~ their own priees.
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A. sTRAUs,
Io11 PENNSYLVANIA AvKsUB,
febll-tr Between 10Th and lith street,.

w PLkTER WARE, AT GRGATLrkE. 40
bCgkD PRICES FOR TIE MKT 30 IN
w. q. TAPPAN,
Jeweler. sos street, n ssoaic Temple
agent Tor Mime pemorests kelisbls Patterns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

The CHANGERS CONE TO GRIEF-The
unappreclatlve lower house at Harrisburg
mas rejected the modest request of Mr.. Piol-
let and the grangers for $50, 900 out OF the
state treasury, to build them a boarding
mousse with, near the centennial fair. IL is
shocking TO see such disregard for the feel
ings and purses of our honest old farmers
Mr. Plollet, lately candidate for the post of
watch dog OF the treasury" ID guard IL
against all sorts of raids for private ends
must be specially mortified. After this, even
Mr.. Wlckersham must be in doubt whether
The state will build special house for his
department" and for the social meeting Of
teachers.-PhiIa. Record. 18Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

BUILDING ASsOCIATIONS.-An new build
association was started on Monday night
st on Capitol Hill, on the plan OF the East
Washington Building Association. Mr.. j.
Stailey was chosen 10 preside, with Mr..
b Ferguson as secretary. Messrs. A y.
ecker, John A. Butter, George +. Hardin,
II. Stailey and the secretary, were ap-
plnted committee TO report such modifi-
ftiens OF the plan of the East Washington
|uildtng Association as they may deem OF
ivantage TO this association, and report at
future meeting.
AT the fourth regular meeting of the Sec
|ld Cooperative Building Association, held
! st night, - eco was sold al an average pre-
lium OF lS6 per cent
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NAIIIssSS'ss syEsaE5a.s5SS cs5HAHIIe

NATTAN's yEaEfAsLg cArHARYIo
AND ANN1-BGLLtOUS PtLLo.
ne GENE I'd for thee Pills has largely fncreanad
therefore call public attention % their merfts
s = general falriiy physic. Prepared With the
eres,,est care, they present the following eood
They are warranted wholly vegetable
heir seton fs prompt, certain and efectual.
Iney are healing 90 the stomach.
. They start the liver In healthy and sctiye ope-s-
They cure billiOusness, sick hesdschs ana co.,
They are invaluable for indigestion and dysps,.
They thoroughly cleanse ths entire syss.u
=. iney 90 not srpe or give pain during their sc-
They are adapted Cor general use. obua,~. -.
oelcete persons can take them e well ~ fhr 1870
and robust. Home mafs, they Are alvsxs -
while patent D1iis generally are not. 30 49,
Snenfi{ uniformly snectual Price, ccuts psr
boz. lor tAle only by -
Akf0Ua NATYAU8, Phaynaeyss
Ieos-I Corner a and sfresss norsh1esf.
TEL s s5TIss Ro9a on TIE YoHEIv
nsyynlALs ennau nth, IN the new buiidInr On
Ltn 1reee, between = s1d o. M HoWAID WI
san ~ Snarss All ordsu vm y yrenD1y a
ExTxA LAsG.wHIfI sPR1ADo a .11.Tsss
= 3 srsesiy rsd sssd Driss = - 49, StsrS
snu-s ses ~ asssG %. iSS7s6
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BUSINESS SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS.

BOYS AND CHILDREN's SUITS, oyIR-
GOATS AND ULsTERS at 9 Grea; reiuution
OF former sTioos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

|SCDDES DEATH OF A NEW YORK
|ANKER.-Yesterday afternoon Mr.. George
|eLlson, prominent banker of Wall street,
lew York, cied suddenly at the Arlington
|DteL He had arrived here from that city
rs at the hotel when he fell In a at in front
! the house and was unable TO rise. One of
p employees Of the hotel discovered him on
Is Knees and summoniDg aid he was car
'ed into the building and Dr. Johnson called
but the patient was past medical aid and
led soon after. DR.. johnson pronounced the
ktal disease rheumatism around the heart.
FoTc was sent 10 the relatives OF the de-
|ased In New York.