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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03
THE COURTS.


tcCRT IN OkNEkAL TERN.
To-day, Ellery c. Ford, OF Illinois was AL
mitted TO the bar. The case OF Strong agt
Dodge & Darneille was decided, the decree
below confirming the auditors report being
affirmed. Dodge agt- +. S. & I. Co: argued
and submitted. Freedmau's Savings Bank
agt National Savings Bank: appeal 10 Su-
prenne Court OF the United States by defend
ant
POLICE CoURr-ylsLoe Sur.
Today. William Jennings, James Maher
and George Parker, Capitol loafers brought
in by Capt. 5. s. Blackford, of the Capitol
police, were sent down for twenty days each
Charles t. Davis, failing 10 fence an pxcavn-
ton i'll the street; $50. Julia Banks was fined
s. for loud talking. Thomas Dorsey. for
feited- Andrew Wilson, cursing; SIS. Frank
Taylor, carrying pistol, an old fashioned
instrument known as q ''panper box 500
William Lagtn, profane and indecent Ian
gusge. pleaded guilty and was fined -. John
j. Elliott. forfeited. James Grant, warrant:
down. Timothy Flaherty, selling ljnuor
without license; continued. Armstead Reid
maintaining privy nuisance; So. Freder-
lex johnson, larceny of a ham from Mr.
Humes store; pleaded guilty, but said he
was forced TO il by hunger; $40 or twenty
days, the court remarking that that was no
excuse in law; he should have applied TO some
benevolent institution for ait. John Col
Inns. larceny of setter dog worth $50 from
John l.. O'Mera; dog ordered To ne returned
ard defendant discharged. John w. Thomas
c DiOTed. assault ON lrena Thomas his wife
who testified that John made n furious as
sault on her with an axe because she would
not give MN money 10 buy gin. In the
scrimmage "she cotch holt OF him and threw
bin 10 the ground, and set on his head till
he hollered enough" $50 and costs. Patrick
Ryan, threats To Bridget, his wife: 500 bonds
TO keep the peace. Charles Ruffian larceny
OF backing brush; $40 and costs, or thirty
DAYS.
THE report of Tuesdays proceedings I'M
Intentionally did Mr.. III. w. BrelsfOrd, q
worthy citizen, an injustice. He was called
upon 10 explain the cause of his delay in pro-
curing license requiret by law for the con-
duct of his bJsine :, which he did 10 he sat
lSfscttOn of the court. He 1CGS present in the
cour'; had committed no offence; no coIlat-
erai was asked FOR nor received, ana of course
none forfeited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

PROCEEDINGS OF THE MARYLAND LEGIs-
LATURE-ln the Senate yesterday the com
mittee on Chesapeake bay and It's tributaries
was directed 10 report as To the eXpCdiencv
OF reducing the price OF dredging licenses,
and the number and pay of officers of the
oyster navy. In the House bill was con-
SidGred TO amend The charter OF the Western
Maryland railroad company, ard an amend
meut was adopted that the company shall
have no benefit OF the provisions OF the act
without agreeing that all property OF the
Company shall be assessed for state, count y
and municipal taxation. The bill was en-
crossed for a third reading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

y IDEA or the marvellous dolls they have
IN ParlS may be obtained from a display To
be witnessed in one Of the show windows
specially devoted TO scenes OF doll life, vary
lug from one season 10 another. from a bal
TO wedding, from q christening 10 a re-
cspuon. just Al present, says q correSpou-
DEBT, The fairy people IN wood and porctl ain
are engaged in celebrating q solemn Church
marriage, at which officiates no less per
sOIa9e than an ArchbiShO in very COR
geOus puGtilicals, all satin and lace aud gold
embroidery. The brides train OF heavy
SrOs grain SILK Is study. The groom is
very pink as TO the waist, and very, very
curly about the head, and ne is no bigger
tban The bride, which is hardly the correct
thing. However, a remarkable uniformity
OF size i particularly observed all through
the wedding party, Archbishop himself
beng of precisely the same height as the
bride and groom. Behind the bride kneels
her mama, very correctly gotten up indeed,
in pearl cClO!Ct silk ana a black velvet
CLOAK. Then behind them are ranged in
lies The wedding guests, al kueelng on
praying chairs, and each LADY with an
- r backed pra yer book open in her hand.
The young sister of the bride In pink silk,
escorted by dappeT young officer, is in the
act OF taking up the collection. alI a
tp!e.d!t suisse gorgeous In gold lace,
/ oEs steTuly on ut the proceedings. The
Church accessories. the organ, The altar. the
image of the Virgin, the devotional ictUreS,
TIE flowers, the candles. the bells, aud cen
SeTS for The small acoly les who stand one on
either side Q! tie Archbishop, are all duly
IN their places. And the toilets OF the LADIES'
SIch exquisite costumes of pale blue and
pale pink and pale green SILK, such RULES
and puiics. such gowns and such bOndetS,
SNch gloves aud eyeglasses, such airs and
grace-IEe miniature company look exactly
like Il real one seen through the wrong enI
ity FAIR in wax and wool instead OF flesh
and blood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

WILDCAT" BAERIEG.-Th Essex coun-
fy grand jury have made presentTl,u II
stating that many persons are cOuduCring AN
ostenSlhic banking business in such r. way
8s unrea>Onab'y 20 endaugcr the money ~
their customers. Criminal legislation *
needed tn et cases OF this Kind, and the
law should also require the publication OF
detailed statements OF assets and liabilities,
~. j. Jon T. Com.
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A YOUNG WOMAN WEARY OF LIFE
Kate Clemens, the young woman who
fled from her home in Jersey CIV
with Counsellor Samuel Derrickson, of
Hoboken, and who was arrested on her
fatheT's complaint, and attempted suicide
81 the house OF ii friend on PalIsade avenue
near Griffith street, Jersey City Heights,
cay before yesterday. She was cut down and
r4Sfprfb n capccfpucnpCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

STOKES, the murderer OF Fiske, has sue
ceeded IN getting a writ of habeas corpus
from Judge by KEENAN,, to be retulnable at
White Plains, New York, on Saturday next
His lawyers contend that the term OF his SEN
tence mas expired, as would have been the
case had not his application for a new trial
occupied so much time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03
Retail Prices. Cen,ernarket

Eat =. "a, porter nous, zjs-5 0-I d.. s5-l"'r e.
~, round ID. roasting pieces, 2Et25. c.rr-t lorl-
dried - sliced Is: Clipped, 81; lor., lrs3-.
eorned, 'dlZ;s, Mutton. Ial-br Lamb, Issl. Veal,
ES2ji lTiel DIT, Dl2s, Hams, who'll II, ut i.
sliced, =; MiltilC- Is, cut, Halls; shoulders, Il
1eis, i cut Tongues tgs60 each Lam. lc D.. p.
CA'EE.-rUck, widEeua, Ito ger pair rCl l.ai,
~ Yer PAW: canvas back, 81 pea pair. groCse.
Ia per pair.
Fl~H.-knck, 30 per bunch; Perch, S5a40 Per
bunch; Catnsh, = pcr bunch, Ht'ivut, ~ per 10.
Perch yellow, ~ TT buuCh; Salmon. iI4li'prui.I
slatAc. Ir D.; Cod, l2sasls pr 10: H.itack, Ia
l5c Per IL. Lobster, l2sal5. Blue Fish argel, 20.
leo each; % CTS. per pound IerrGpius sc l. :
NEGETAgLEs-Potatoes. Irish, 25per gk: do s.yeo.,
" per pA, Onions, 80 per pk Cabbage, fIlC per ..
Carrots, per bunch; Oyster Plants, ; Der buurti.
TurUi9s 25af1 per pk; SqUasl 2a4 PER 10, spir .lh
4a!o pr II; C7ery, sdlp per bunch, Pbrsuip- Sc.
Per peck. Lettuce 5a8; Horse Eslisb, 5aID erct
fRUTT>.-bfanges 2Jas5 pvr dozen, Lemons. E}s9r
Per Dozen Apples, 4Oa50 per PIX; CraIberr.ls, n
pr Ut.
DRIED FRUITs.-ApPIos. lOSl2 PEI pound; Peach.s,
peeled, -; unPeeed, Is; Biackbcrr!es, ~, Cher
res, o0a25 per 10.
BUTIER.-Phiiadalphi print, IS per h; New
Eggs, 20 per dozen, hee-e, 3iaL5 Per 10.
PoULTRY.-Imkeys, ISa2O per pound; Ge-se. ! ID
al Is eeCh; Chickens, dressed, 75al p ger sa'-.
EGckI iVCai - per pair, do dressed, GA. = -
pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

FEMALE FoRGER.-A warrant has been
issued and placed in the hands OF tue sheriff
OF Jones county, Iowa, for the arrest of Mrs.
Eliza Upper, the "IOwa queen-bee," who is
charged with forgery. The Instrument is is
sued at the instance of Carpenter * Lowell,
of Monticello, whom, ii is alleged, she de-
frauded out OF 81 600 on forged note on par
ties in This city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

y A STRANGE OHIO STORY.-A tramp tried
70 outrage Mrs. Frank Wheeler, near Mou-
roeN lie, h1o. She shot him in the thigh,
igl ty wounding him. The fellow went
way but came back with a friend and again
tried 10 outrage Mrs. Wheeler, who shot and
killed him. The companion carried the viii
In "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

DREAMS AND AsSASsGNATIoS.-Bel in
dreams IS far from being general. and YET,
even with people entirely free from super
SutiOn and supersti,iOus fears. the subject
has curious interest, to which circ:lm-
stances sometimes give singular effect. The
ore am OF Rubenstein, which led to his ar
rest upon the charge Of being the murderer of
Sara Alexander, is case in point, as is also
The dream OfJOhn Johnson, shot i'm BROOKLYN
81 fortnight ago, that he was to be aSsasSi-
mated, In the case nf Rubens Elm the re8s-
o. able theory Is that he dreamed TOO much,
while Nj. JOuHsOns dreams are either u be
accepted as facts or to DO explained upon the
police theory OF suicide. the whole subject
needs scientific exposition; for if Mr.. J0nn-
son really dreamed that ke was 10 be aSs3s-
slnHled- aud Tie assassination took place in
the way he desert bed OIL his death bed the
ScieLtihc theory OF dreaming Is completely
overturned. 1t viii thus he seen that the
Brooklyn police have two incentives to I'M
ravel the mystery OF MIR. Johnson's death
10 settle the question whether be was muir
dered by others or by his own hand, aud TO
shCW whether his dreams came true. In
any event. the curious connection OF his
dreams with his subsequent death will &C
cas.Ou wide discussion, and. 10 say the least
Of u, the subject has interest for the cur
ICgs-N \. Hcrojd, Jan. ST.
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Condensed Locals.

FIRST STOW Of the season.
from James Beliew we have No. 80 OF the
interesting Lakes side library.
AT the last quarterly session OF the Grand
DIVISION, Sons Of-TemperauCe, resolutions of
respect TO the memory of the late Vice Pres
1dent Wilson were adopted.
n daughter OF Mr.. WIN. McElfee, residing
al UniOntown, ID. c., was severely scaljcd
by The upsetting OF a kettle of boiling water
yesterday.
Tire grand bali and supper OF Mt. Vernon
Home Communion, No. ?, at TalImadge
Hall, tomorrow evening, will be select and
pleasant entertainment. See al.
A grand sacred cOnceTt-OTgan and vocal
IS elsewhere announced 20 take place az the
New York Avenue Presbyterian church, on
Friday evening, Feb. nth. the same To he
under the direction o! Mr.. =. O.. Young. di-
rector Of music at that church a rich pro
eIsmme VIII be published in Saturdays
STAR
The following officers Of Phoarix Tent. No
II. i. O. r.. have been installed by u. C. T.
L. II. HolienbeTgeT: s.. y. Il. II. Lacy; y. G..
r., Jos. HUMPHREYS; c. r., Harry G.. Halari;
ID II n. Brewer, X. =, u &. SmithSOn; T..
=, = #. Boyce; Treas, VIM u. Hunt; l.
George HutcherSOr; /. O., Frank kiTty. ~
", " m weaver. Supporters. r. r. HALEY.
j. BittaIi, Il. y, EdmOnstOE, a. Riley: Chap
j. Mitchell.
Fred. II. stuart, residing at SO 21st street
northwest. lad visitors some time last night
or early This morning. WHO on leaving. for
got 10 put the gas cut (Which they had
the last he .hsd-fTOEn the premises. Mr.
stuart SAYS IL they VIII TCtCTn the papers
they found in his OVeTcOat ne will he salts
ned though IL will cost him the price OF al
least two tons OF coal to get a coat as good as
the one he has lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

SUIT FOR SYSTEMATICALLY Mr.. II. g.
Moulton entered Il suit for Henry &. BoldIn
against VIM. II. Mohler, for SANDER and as
sault and battery, claiming damages at
$50 600. The plaintiff charges that defend
ant, to veX. harass ard injure him a bu-
Stress man and contractor, on the 18th OF
September last, stated Of him the following
words. "NOu are damned niger thief;3
and also for assaultIng him on the same
day. He lays his damages at $4,000 for each
grfeyaICe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

FISH LADDERS IN THE IoTOYAC-A ne
tit!on was circulated in Cumberland on
Tuesday and very nuner1usly signed re-
questi1g the general assembly Of Marvland
4 pass an appropriate for placing Ssh
ladders On the dams Of the Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03
First-cIa,a scourIna and Dr.Ins.

A. Fischer enlarged his ests5ilsnHleilt ~
removing to his new binding. sos u street.
doors west q 9Th street, lust a few Steps
nom bis former place on 9th street, where le
Us ready to 90 acy Work In his line IN his sl-
perior manner. ktd Gloves aud Sd poS,
Grape Wells cleaned at a very CdOrt notice.
Ladies Dresses cleaned without aiken araTt
and spots removed without cleaning lie
dyeiug q specially. 1fE-tF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE-The ship
ment OF Cumberland coal fer the week end
iBg JanuaIs y, amounted to II ,S2S tons II
cwt, OF which II ,19l tons 8 cwt. were shipped
by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad anu '637
tons II cwt. by the Pennsylvania road. The
aggregate OF shipments OF the year is 1873
TONS II CWt.
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LOCAL Ne VS..
ArIusemess.. DC, Tonight.

National 7heotr.-Maggie Mitchell in "The
Pearl Of Savoy
Fbrds Opera Ho'pse.-Last night of "The
Streets OF New York"
7yen.eT toniipse-' Marco, the Dwarf" the
Centennial Chorus. sc.
81. Peters s. 8. House, IL street. between Sd
And 4th streets south. )-SOciable.
fCrTesf Hon, Georgetown. IA feast of
the peasants"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

THE SOCIAL EVIL DISCUSSED BY La
DIEs.-YesteTday afternoon at Hamiine ~.
T. Church meeting exclusively for ladies'
was held 10 consider the moral reform ques-
ton. MIS-. X. W. Black, the pastors wife,
presided. and after devotional exercises,
Mrs. Or. WinslOW delivered an address on
The regulation OF prostitution, quoting from
the Board OF Health. She cOntended that
The measure proposed 10y that board was one
which tended to utter social demon a. iZation.
She was followed by Mrs. Nina :. Johns,
who delivered a lengthy address on the same
subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

THE GREAT STORI.-Accouuts from va
TiOuS points in the north and northwest rep
resent that the storm OF yesterday morning,
which visited Washington with such de-
stTUctlve force, was generally remarkable for
its severity and widespread disaster Roofs
sfeeplos, dwellings. barns, towers, aud other
structures were demolished almost simulta-
neCusly In places hundreds of miles apart
telegraph wires were pro -trated in all direc-
lions, and number OF marine disasters are
also reported. The effects Of the rain storm
81 Tuesday In the river bottoms, near M0u0t
Vernon Indiana, were disastrous. = dozen
dwellings and one sChOOl-hOuye were swept
away. The occupants of the houses took
refuge IN trees and barn lofts. Some suffer
ing IS reported from the inundated region
nom frozen feet ana ears, but no lives were
lost. About three hundred tin roofs on Bal
tmCTe houses were Whisked of Tuesday rs
easily as if they had been nothing but dry
leaves. No serious damage was done, the
losses generally ranging from so 10 500, and
amounting in the aggregate TO something
Ike $4,000. The gale did not reach Whining
ton, Delaware, until nine o'clock WeiuCS-
day morning. y school house in that city
Ia which the pupils hat just taken their
seals, was UnTOOfef. ani a portion Of the
utnT!S fell In one OF the rooms ami struck -
little Sirl. iHnicting injuries which may
prove fatal y hcTSbCy was blown from the
platform Of one Of the passenger cars on the
Washington branch railroad and seriously
hurt. The storm was very violent along the
coast and the shipping has suffered. At
PM adelphil there was considerable damage
done from the urrOct0g of buildings Toe
tOWCr> OF 4 gTiCUltUral hall ana those Of he
New York state e,itice within tn CaIfef-
Mai grounds were il iuTri, and a portion Ct
the TN roof OF the Trans Continental hotel
outside tie park vas Blown OF. From Hlli-
fax. -. Johns. n. T., NCw York and from
various points in New England we nave De
tai's Of its TaVagCs, bat in no case is any less
OF i-fo reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03
A MINISTER PAINrrLIY -

A MINISTER PAINFULLY INJURED
Rev j j. Largent, pastor OF the 12tn street
NJ =. Church, Oh his return from baltimore
Tuesday night, was by accident, or careless
ness, violently thrown from street car No 3
OF the Avenue line, TO the hard pavement. on
the Avenue opposite Adams EN- press Office,
which injured his right arm and head quite
severely. Those who witnessed his fall from
The platform TO the street, upon his head and
shoulders, while the car was running at a
rapid rate, regarded his escape from sudden
death as almost miraculous Mr. L.. does
rot attach blame to the conductor. as the
party leaving the car gave him no signal to
stop, but ran against Mr.. l.. throwing him
from the platform TO the street Mr.. l..
reached his home at the navy yard and is to-
day much improved. and hopes nothing Seri-
Gus VIII result from his injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

4 DOCTOR TERRIFIED-A letter from
Atlanta, Ca, TO the Augusta Constitutional
is. tells jhIS amusing tory: "At mas
GueTade ball recently given. a young Beue-
dick persOuated the devil. Those who saw
him IN costume say he was horrible to be-
hold. During the evening, at "a time when
I1asB5r> were having their best 10y, the devil
was requested TO 90 10 the door. There he
found a summons from home To run for q
doctor. IN tie excitement he forgot his I'M
Itr>oratlOn ana rushed to the doctors Office.
The son OF CARED was snoring away, dream
ing, perhaps, Of ponderous pills and pro.
dt-i'Gs powders, when the bell sounded.
Ihe ringing was OF such terrific veaomelce
that IL caused the the doctor to bounce out
OF bed ara rush In Hegiige costume to the
Goor. be took one sudden, hasty glance at
the dlsturber of his slumOers, and then ran.
Being an important case. the young man
rushed through the doorway and commenced
a vigorous search for the fugitive physician
lie found him under the bed with n pistol in
each hand. 1t took a long time To convince
The doctor that lie wasn't really the cloyen,
footed parsonage he represented
THE WHISKY FRAUD TRIALS-The iurv
In the crooked whisky case against the An
toch distilleIy. at San Francisco, announced
their inability 10 agree, and eredischargei,
A new trial will be had without delay. Tnis
Is considered a test case, and if a verdict can
suits Will be brought. Patrick Hamon, in
dicted in New Orleans for falsely in speeding
one hundred packages OF distilled spirits
when a government official, was arrsipned
yesterday and pleaded not guilty. The bail
was liked at So 000 A report that the gov
eminent Will order all those indicte at New
orleans orleans upon the charge OF conspiracy to
lerles can lie shown, TO st. Louis or Evans
Vile Tor trial, increases the uneasineSs of the
crooked whisky people of the Crescent City,
VINO nave until now generally appeared a. =
conc rned. The United States grand Jury
Milwaukee, Wis, has returned indictments
sgainsL George q Ersklne, ex- collector; Lee
oopold With, distiller, and a. c. linn, rectl-
fer.
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tonduce 10 health aTg com -prt, hence tNOrs-
ands OF the intelligent public pajro0ize DIR.
" mites establishment, lil6 PenuSylVau ia,
opposite NIllard's hotel. for rel ~ from
CONS, BUnions, Chilblains Inverted Nsiis,
Vascular Escrescences, &C. Established lo6l.
Fee 81
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"AIoNE The latest phase of leo o. wear
eccentrlclty Is recorded from Portsmouth
n. IT,, where "a lady clad in deep mourning
promenaded the streets The other day with n
ribbon on the front OF her forehead. on which
was embroidered in white the word Alone. :,
KILLED HIS STEP-FAT TER. - Charles
Love, coiored boy, killed his step father,
EiW2rG Valentine at INDIANAPOLIS on Tuas-
day. Waller tine was assaulting h m with
an axe when he fred the fatal shot. The boy
gave himself up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

THE COMING REvIvAL.-The committee
appointed TO make arrangements for the re-
Viyal meetings, under Rev. r Z. Hamm md,
met at the residence ofRev. II. A. Cleveland
last evening, and IL was decided To have Mr.
Hammond preach at the Calvary Baptist
Church in the morning next Sunday; u adj
dress the children at the Foundry Cadrcn At
3 p. M, and preach at the Congregational
Church in the evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

WANTS A DIyoRCE.-Mr. w. Redin Wood
wand has fled, for Henrietta j. Bartlett, n
bill for divorce from Adrian j. Bartlett ON
the ground of desertion a few months after
the marriage, which took place May 18th,
1871, In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Dun.
cansoD Bros auctioneers, sold yesterday
afternoon for VIM. e. Wood. trustee, lot let
tered T., in Todd and Caldwell's recorded
subdivision of certain lots in square pa,
improved by twO-story brick house. situa-
ted on I street. between 10Th and 18th north
west, 10 X. Is. Clark, for s3,275.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

a EASIEUL BRIDEGROON.-The Albany
journal 3Gos new Story OF a wedding. \
rural couple, il says called upon an 4 MISTER
dam clergy man FOR The pufgoseo getting
married. They were very baShful, aud 70 l.
possible that their wants might not have
been MADE known To the The clergyman BAT
for the fortunate circumstance that TIM
WOuld-be groom was ACCOMPANIED by his
sister, who Euaily looks matters in hand and
stated the object OF their visit. After enter
IL the room the young man stood in the
centre C II, with mis- hat on. and aCtc as II
he had been struck with club. HIS
sister pushed him into a seat and pulled OF
his hat. lie stared. When 10 was time for
the ceremony 10 begin IL was found To be q
dihicuitt TAX to get him iH position, bat tlis
was finally accomplished AMI the solemn
services commenced, the sister standing
up" next 10 her brother and keeping an
eagle eye on the entire proceedings. When
ever II came the youth : turn To answer, the
sister had TO prompt him, which she did,
audibly and severely. But the climax was
capped when the couple were requested to
join right hands, and The young man extend
his let and held it there. Such Sis
terly pOSlDg in the ribs as he got was
caution. Confusion ensuei, aud mean
while the dominic was So full OF laugh that Il
was almost impossible for him to go 0u with
the ceremony. He finally got through with
IL, however, and received a bag Of beans for
his trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

THE NArIorAs- "a WINGS EErE, cHFE1FG
New York avenue and 18Th street ps-s SBs
cert. per annu:n o. deposits for eacn calendar
month. LSnsinS hours. . 70 4 SATURDAY. s, z
to and 8 tO8. 2ILs,fs,fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-At the fifth
regular monthly meeting of the "Hamil-
ton" held last evening, thirtysix shares
We're advanced on. az an average premiC M
OF % per cent.
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THE SPRING CROP OF COUGHS AND COLDS
Is heavy. and will ripen into "A terrible h&r-
vest of disease and death. unless rooted out
with the standard autidote, KJ,C'y HCaCy y
HcTsEClNd and Tar
Pixies TCothacEe Drops cure IN one n mute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-03

JemeS X TIGER and Mary f. Sopar. hoLh OF
Alexandra, Va; Richard IL. Sweeuy ami
Maria &. klireEauSe; Hezekiah Cle gett and
Emma L. Bowen; George Mccarthy and
Mary &. Cox; Monroe Parham and Alice
Smith.