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Obtained for new inventions, or for improvements
ON aid oncs for medical or other compounds, trade
marks aud iabyls, Caveats, As,ignmynts, Inter
Nil rases arising under the Patent Laws prompt.
10 nitendcd Co Inventions that have been
REFLECTED il most st@ c Ss be patented , BY
ua Being opposite the L. y, Patent Department,
aud engaged IN Patent business exclusively, We can
mike Closer searches, and secure Patents more
~romptly, and with broader claims, than those WHO
ara remote from Washington,
INVENTORS y SSq asaiS G' %c Or make s'" c &,
aminationa aud odylecas to patcntobilly, free Of
charge. All correspondence strictly confidential
Prices low, and no charge unless Patent is'securhd'
Ma ror,r In Washington. 10 Hon Postmaster
General u. NJ. Key, Row H. D.Powcr. The German
American National Bank, to officials IN the u y.
Patent Once, nnd to Senator'S and representatives
In Congress, ard especially to our clients IN every
state IN The Union and - Canada. Addresa
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TIME TABLE,.
r. Il. TIME GARD AT CAIRO.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.R
ratfs. .RHrvn TRAINS DEPART
u.N 3lUan IMau.,,........ 3 o "a. N
Express 40j pm Express 2 20 ? NJ
DulrOiu Accommodation. .....-..........3 % ? N
CAIRO 4 YISCENNES Il. Il
aiu........ 1905 D. m Nail...... ....j:h m
CAIRO u 81 LOUIS Il. n
Express .. $40 pm Express. s+5 8, m
Accom- dation rs pm. Accom- 'dGlion l;np N
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS R.R
Nal 5.Dpm. MAtl............5:o0 an
G 4 ct. RAILROAD
Ters- express a:,0s.m. Texas express 2:l5p IN
Accommodate $50 SIN.
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NEW YORK GRAM.

NEW YORK, December 10, 1901 p. NJ
Wheat-irrcgular-No. Chicago 81 45@
81 A.; No. 2, Milwaukee, 40; Red
Winter, 81 53@l So; No. . Red Winter
81 57@l 5719; No. . Amber, 81 5J@l So
Corn--quiet; No, 2, G61s,
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--Elegant line of dress and trimming silk
OF all shades and qualities, at greatly re-
duced prices. ]. BugorE,
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No. SO Ohio Levee, Cairo. us.
S. Z. Wilson.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
GIFTS.
What would he more appropriate gift
to friend than a photograph from Win
ter's Gallery. Only a few orders can I've
filed, so come early.
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CHICAGO, December, -, 1000 A. NJ
Com-January, Ala; May, Az.
oats-May, 500 January, 3515.
Pork-January IS 90; February, IS 421s
Wheat - January 81 81; February
81 39li
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CHICAGO, December 10, noon -
Wheat-Fcb., / SEA-; January, 81as.
Conway, All January, Al.
Oats - December SO; January, 34l5
May 351s.
Pork - January, sl3 10; February,
Sl3 3?1a; December, $11 IS.
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MEDICAL

ENDORSED By
PHYSICIANS, CLERG YMEN AND THE
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
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now ever again to hope to be with you, hopa
she win make you happy and prove her.5elf
worthy all the kindness you give her. for your
happiness In this life and In the next, whence
we are all hurrying to. Yours, MARY.
IL the settlement is made am going to live
In Florida: and hope TO be able to pray for your
peace with our Redeemer.
LETTER TO J. D. CAMERON,
Hon. j. d. Cdmer0n:-Dear Sir-Since Annie
Davis is going to Europe with your papa. Girls Is
busy at her house helping. will make a set
tlement now. You can send Mir. Sam Barr or
some OF your friends. will return south. No
use TO nave your papa brought up with Annie
Davis In the court, and It will be the case if the
matter comes before the public. Her old friend,
the editor. who brought her here from Philadel-
phfa, and rented room for her on the third
HOOr cor. n. j. ave-, In a house where Mr.. But
1erS now stands says he visits her now. How
foolish your papa is to allow this woman to
have such control over him. she tells that she
has your papa as slave at her beck, and that
he cannot hire a servant without her know
ledge. She was intoxicated, fell down the
stairs. Even Girls, as creepy as he is, no doubt
Is at gentleman like your papa to be controlled
by such woman. Since it cannot be remedied
on your papa account will let the matter drop
Ii ne Is now willing to make q friendly settle.
ment with me through yourself in person OF
some On know TO be directly from your papa
hope 10 hear from you, remain very resp.
MARY s. OLIVER, 211 Az st. n w
TINS letter has the postscript about The castle
IN Scotland, which was printed in YESTERDAY
STAR
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An,use,neuts. kc

NATIONAL THEATER-RobSon and Crane TO
tne comedy OF Errors draw large houses One
can be crowded into three acts. Next Friday
our bachelors" will be presented for benefit OF
the two comedians.
,, FoRD,s OPERA HousE.. had a very
large and fashionable audience again last night
Inc troupe presenting the opera has become
thoroughly Consolidated and without any checks
sail the craft smoothly. The music was ratified
OH In lively style last night.
THEATER CoHIQUE.-The crowds at the
Com1que this week are immense You have to
go very early If you want to get inside the build
McCAULEY's HALL.-A musical and literary
entertainment will be given at McCauley's hail
Tor the benefit OF Mission Sunday school next
F F u y evening. Prof. Hay. John Tweedaie,
q. c: Townsend, Prof. A. L. Schott aud Annie
lewis are among those who will participate La
the entertainment.
C0RC0RAN ART GALLERY.-The weekly night
exhibition at the Corcoran Gallery this evening
aIo1ds an opportunity to see all the treasures
OF the gallery at nominal price.
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS met last night
present Messrs. Collins dn the chair, Bacon
ara Hume. communication from Superin-
tendent OF Ffre-Alarm Miles, calling attention
TO the salaries of the two operators in his Office
having been reduced by Congress from 81, POO TO
S1,o00 each by mistake, and asking the board to
urge me District commissioners to endeavor to
nave tIe OLD rate of pay restored, was referred
70 the District Commissioners. A request from
Mt. +. G. Sutherland, that fire-alarm box be
placed on the orphan Asylum, corner 14th and
streets, that locality being without box A
reply was sent that the board had already urged
the purchasing and placing OF forty new alarm
boxes In unprotected neighborhoods such as
tnat. A proposition was read from Sisby &
CO., OF Seneca Falls, N. Y, Offering to furnish
one OF their new No. 8 engines In exchange for
The SIS. j. Bowen" Gan engine in use here since
1869, and engine which cost $5,OOO,) for $4,000
cash, thus allowing ST. $50 for the old one. This
was referred to the District Commissioners
Applications for positions were received from
the following and placed on file: j. j. Keefe, J.
=. Bright X. 7. johnson, w. A. Duvall, f. E.
Smith, c. Fl. Strobell, II. T. Tiger, j. j. Berry,
and F. Courtney.
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Condensed Locals,

Street lamps viii be lighted at $40 p. m, and
oXtiDgu1shed at AS a. M.
A dead infant was found in sewer trap AT
the corner of 5th and l. streets yesterday
Major Morgan, superintendent or police, IS
confined to his house with a severe attack OF
rheumatism in the feet, and Is not receiving
visitors.
April containing chapter of MIS-. Bdrnett'S
new story, "Iiaworth's'l, and St. Nicholas for
the same month.
A hens egg measuring 81 inches larger and
81 inches smaller circumference, and weighing
4ounces, IS one OF the products Of the farm OF
Dr. W. Lee White, ID. c., which shows what
District hens can do in the way of Easter eggs.
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GOLD FILLED BRACELETS at Prigg's on ave. +
THE COVRTG.

CRIMINAL COURT-J1dgs Hagner
Yesterday, motions to quaSh informattons In
the case OF Henry Frfdley and Albert Fauth,
Tor policy selling, were overruled. John Gibbs
was sentenced to jail for four months for as
sault. Samuel Young; motion for new trial
OverIuled.
EQUITY COURT-Judge MacA Ythur.
Yesterday, jackson VS.. Rlackwood; writ OF as
slstance ordered on affidavit of Receiver Payne
morrill, VS.. Giddings; restraining order dis
CHARGED
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March 30, 1879.
LOCAL NEWS.

AmuSements, &C., Tonight
Ioftondt Iheater.-.. The Comedy of Errors
Robson Crane.
Fords Opera House." Pinafore.n
IA<ater Comique.-May Fisk's blondes and
specialties
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TREES, SEEDS, FLOWERS. &c.
An immense stock o. al kinds of FRUIT TREES
standards and dwaYfA -
Small fruits-Grapes, Currants. 0ooseberries, ~
Strawberries, &c. 49,
&c. New and Rare Plants, bedding Plants. &c.
Garden Seeds. pure and genuine; Flower Seecs
new. rare and beautiful
Out Flowers, Bouquets. Designs for Funerals. &c.
12O acres In Treea IA Green houses.
Everything In the Nursery 6ne-PlAnts. Seeds
and Flowers-At lowest rates.
JOHN SAUL,
mr10 eo1Ws 011 TIA Sc opp. Patent Office.
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MISS BLA1sDELL found that the biggest boy In
her North Adams school was unruly, and made
up fer mind to settle question Of supremacy
closed the door, and undertook to whip him.
There was rough-and- tumble fight, in which
the complaints pounded each other, rolling
over and over On the floor, and tore their
c.othes. At length the boy was thrown fat on
MS PACK, and the mistress knelt on his breast
10 hOid MIN down. He was conquered but an
pour afterward he was taken violently III, and
his recovery is doubtful
ES inspecting officer in barracks to stalWart
defender OF his country: .'Wel, my man: are
you satisfied with your rations?" ayes, sir"
'.HOW Is the meat divided? Don't you some.
times get small ration and sometimes large
one?" mo, sir; we always get small one.
~ Nature may have intended man to drink
Water: It looks that way from the fact that
she VIII freeze up the water pipes On the slight
est occasion, and never NEEDLE with barrel OF
mhlsky when she can help it.-[De,rou FREE
Press.
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ALL CITIZENS troubled with Coughs or Colds
should At onee use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
ENJOY HEALTHY FERr.-Remember the pop
ular Corn Doctor, J. Ryback, All 18th street,
near Pennsylvania avenue.
If you intend going to the theater tonight
and have symptoms OF headache one dose of
Lodile's Headache Specific will prevent it.
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism. 2
REFORM IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY, but let's
removed from the toilet Of the fashionable
world. The purest and most fragrant is that of
the old London firm. & Atkinson.
A CoBwKB rs SCARCELY MORE DELICATE than
the structure OF the Lungs. A violent Cough
cOnvu1Ses and tears their finer tissues as an
soothe the irritation, heal the innamed and
lacerated membranes with "Hale's Honey Of
Hoarhonnd and Tar"
Pixies TSothaehe Drops cure Toothache In one
TEE GREATEST PART Of the annual contract
Champagnes has been awarded to Mr. BoLLIN-
GER for his "DSy" extra quality.
SURE THING; IL never fails; cure yourself
or 81. Prot. Chdpin's Buchu-paiba-a quick,
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
drugsists adsiee free. Depot, IS s BaTclay sat- e.
N. r, and for Washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. 2,25.tu,t IS:
CHAM0AILR AND LIVER PILLS fDr Chandlers).
Purely vegetable and tasteless. No nOxious
drugs. Formula on each package. All know
what they are taking. Cure dyspepsia, heart
burn, dizziness, oppressive breathing, costive-
ness, sick headache, pain In back or shoulders,
kidney affections, nervous debility, coated
tongue, all impurities OF the blood. 25c. per
package. AL druggists. Principal depot, j. W.
Drew, eth and Penna. avenue. 2,2O,2:
PnEs.-Dr. ChandIer'a PiEon: sure cure for
Ples; instant relief; harmless; never falling. All
druggists; 30 cents Principal depot, j. w.
Drew, 0th and Penna. avenue. 2,2I,2:
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
toic's Soothing Syrup has been used for children
IL correctS acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarThDa, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and Well-triod rem.
edy; rs cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTLKMEN.-We wish to call
attention to a. Flschers Chemical Securing and
Dye1ng Establishment, No. 906 G street. near
9th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
| improvements, whether Of American or Euro
| pean invention, he Is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not DOS
| sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
! for S. n B.-Lace curtains cleaned from Is
| cents up to 81 a window. Wool blankets from
IS centsto 10 cents pair, by cleaning number
reduction In price. Speciaity-Ladies party
dresses, spotted or soiled round the bottom,
| cleaned without doing the whole garment; %
| years experience.
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NEW SPRING SCOOPS.
lash DBY GOODS HOUSE,

4 ,AS" DIX OOODS HOUSE.
STOCK MUST BE REDUCED IMMEDIATELY
WITH VIEW To IMPROVING DUB STORE
Our w ~ Black Silk at o. 20. Our 022 Black
CANT Black and White Striped Six, ssc 100 white
spreads, e1tra large and heavy, worth sL4O. Il
zee Sorded P9ue. former price Sc, al g. One case
lo4 bieached Pequot Sheeting. by the piece e 25c
to 23c Best Cotton ana Wool Bunting n IisSc
have the largest lot Of Dry Goods ever offered In the
fi m.r Mars. ,o,o LurTRELL & wrNk
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS
Beautiful Dress Goods l5c
Beautiful Dress Goods twooD Doc
Beautiful Dress Goods WOOL, 25c
All-woo Buntinss 25c
AH-Nool Debexes. only Csc
ingram Carpets, Is, 80, 81, SO. 81. 75c
-, bp6nils Casslmeres. for boys wear from 25 81
Atwood Black Cashmeree Soc
White Counterpanes, from Soc
Calico ga. 4, a. and AZ, colors ysr-anted
Percae, yard-~iGe, Sc.
Hamburg Embroidery. 2. 8. AS, 6. z, s,sl012 lsc.
Immense stock Of spring Carpets lust received.
from Csc. Up. es''
@. n TOwSON,
ga Pa. 0censse.
mefIo-fr tSoutb eide) near 7th 1T
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DEEDS ii ERE bav. 49,

lStO5 ID IKE bav. A--~
voen f1led as follows:
t,.u re H. b. W ite, ct al, to John w. Thomp
son, lot S. sq. SIS; $3.100. George W. Edwards
to Sarah Jeanette Atchison, lot ~, sub OF so
49,; 81, 600. L. c. Young TO Francis c. Dom. To-
g. Wheeler, lot Fl, So 22: 800. John A. j. Cress-
well ct al. CONS. OF F. s. and T. Co., TO George
w. Wheeler, lot II, so: q; $3.50. Washington
Hayden to G. s. Druiy: LOT ;, So ses; $500 C. as s.
s.. CONS. r. s. and T. Co., to Anton Heut-
miller, part Of lot g. so. .9; 81 $50. Same 70 G..
W.. Wheeler, lot 8, block %, or Ehingham place;
$3.50. Same to Ham. Turley, lot Is, so. S34; 1885.
8. B. Scaggs to r. X. Elliot, a tract OF land In
the county called 'F0rtune Enlarged" s..
Ham. TURKEY to Jere HARRISON, lot Is, SCI. 3S4;
500. C.. III. Lindsey to c. X. Chen0with, lot IS.
50. 1s2; $11 900. j. j. Edison and C. B. Bailey to
James Wilkinson, lot I, 50. BPS: $ss1 10. John
r. Hanna, ct al, to Israel k1mball, lot G., sub OF
50. s26; $2,336. Bushrod Robinson to w. L.
Cherry, lot 16, and the north 43 feet Of So 1910;
Sis.
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CARPETS CARPETS, CARPRTs.-Immense stock
NJ Towsons, G36 Pennsylvania avenue, south
side
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ONLY three more days for the display of hosi-
cry, as next week Mr.. Baum will have a grand
sale OF ladies' undergarments at astonishing
prices; also. lot or ladies' 2-button kid gloves
At Is cents and gents 2 button at 80 cents Don't
neglect TO call al s0S 1th st.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-Sold by K. A.
Golden, fsh agent, since last report: 300 snad
sold from SIS to $50 per hundred; 5000 herrings
sold at $40 per thousand; 100 punches ROCK
sold from Is to 80 cents per bunch; 800 punches
white perch. 10 to 40 cents per bunch
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NOI.ORED SILKS. BLACK SILKS.
y Light Colored Silks, Checked Silks, striped
ks. Beautiful Spring Dress Goods. Black, Bne
and Cream Colored Dainasse Silk Grenadines Pure
Wool Lace Buntings In all colors. Pure Wool Blunt.
inss in all cOors, 25c
CARRIERS,
III Market Space.
Colored Silks IS, Is, IS. 81, 81; Black Silks. S2
e. y. 81, sL2 5 81 30 $l75 e Our 81 and sL25
Pure Wool Cloth. for men and boys wear only 81.
Nottingham Lace, for curtains, from Is up to All
from 3d. IS to $l2
shetland ShRWls, all colors. rnarI9tr
u ANCE COMPANY OF LONDON,
IGTABLIsHED l82l,
SIMON WOLF, Ao1Nx,
No. o1T SOve9fk exnaef
noyl1-ly Opp. pAt0nt 01Co. WnahinSf6n
EVERYBODY that has or expects TO purchaeo
~ IorT1aY TIcKHT, can receiye valuable and Ia.
teresttng information FREE that win pFOtoo1 fhsm
against impoaition and fraud kddr6no WI ~.
TIONAL BANKING CO., M. declS.th.m,Sm
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j. d. NILASs, ACT, continues the statioDer
business late OF Nilans 6 Wilkins, COS It'll st. 7
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

IN LBS. BUCKwHEAT .......................2 sc.
5 Lbs. Best NuNCE MEAT..................... Xc
| 3Lbs. APPLE BUTTER. .......................26 c
| SUGARCURED HAHR....................... lOc.
| CREAMERY BUTTER. choice .............. 2Sc
SARDfNES, per Box .lSc.
| CALIFORNIA JELLIEG. Per BIZ. ............. .7Sc.
| ORANGES; BANANAS; APPLES.
o. b. WIXOH q CO,
| mar73v 500 0tk -. 49,.
IN LBS BEST BUCKwHEAT ....,, Is
| ~ ~ lb9. BreAkfakt Hominy. Is
loe eooo oI0C
| =. 1oIADu -
eood Rosstsd io Cofiee "a
:. Pealed. or 5 lba unpealed Peaches-........ 3
albcsns TO%ssoes. each.
Best Holland Gin. California Brandy.
Garden and Flower 6eeda
O. q. OHARE & SON.
mar6tr 1913 5th st nsS., bet N and N.
EOR LENT.
| Boston Goldfish BAllA Columbia Boned Herring
Finnan Haddie.
Holland Grown Herring. Columbia River Salmon.
Mountain rrou. Fish chowder. rr,.a o.. rrou.
..,., Canned Deviled orsba
Sardines IN Mustard 6ardines In Tomatoea
| a.. ssrdines-Eoel brand-only % per dozen
ana many other oeasonable delcacies Just received
b. w. REEDS SONS,
Imported and Domestic Table Luxuriea
feb2o-n 1876 - eeeae1.
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pOPULAR PRICES
100 pieces Dress Good I2k, Is and Is
20 pieces all wool Bunting 35c
200 White Bed Spreads, S1 and abs
! bale splendid Brown Cotton &c
case Brown Sheetinx, Is ana Doc
100 doZ Childrens and Ladies' Hoee from n 70 n,
fu!l stock of new sun Umbrellas
full stock of best Calcoes Gle
100 pieces good Calicose and SC
We sell Bargains in every kidd OF Dry Goods
GEO. ]. JOHNSON,
mar15-tr cor. TIN IT aud Na~k~s &C.,.
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OUR GIRLS AHRAD.-Last evenings STAR con-
tains the following item: "a N. ii. girl has at
tended school seven years without being absent
schools can beat this two years. The records
OF the second school district In this city win
show that there Is now attending school In that
or taTdy on a school day, since sometime in the
winter OF 1870, now little over nine years. The
world Ii now challenged to beat this, and the
record Is called for In proof thereof when
beaten, by THE PARENTS OF THE GIRL.
Two DIVORCE cAsEs.-Yesterday, Josephine
Toner nee Woodwork, entered suit for divorce
from Newton j. Toner. She was married In
December, 1875 by Rev. DR.. Noble, the marriage
license being, as she IS informed, OBTAINED under
the assumed name Of Nathan Thomas and
Jane woodward. Sie clains divorce on the
ground OF cruelty, a..
Pierce Lafayette Med a bill yesterday for
divorce from Maria Lafayette, nee Mix. The
marriage took place at Bowie'S station. Md
and the divorce Is claimed Oh the ground OF
desertion, &c.
THE FUNERAL of Mr. Jacob Scheiiiey, the well
known plumber and gas-itter, and an old resi-
dent OF this city, who died Tuesday evening
after few days sickness aged SO years, tooh
place this afternoon, from the residence OF Mr.
Anthony Buchly, and the remains will be sent
TO Montgomery county, Pa MIR. Scheifiey came
to this city about twenty-elght years ago, an(
engaged In business. The Anglers association
OF which deceased was a member. met las
night. DIR. Smith Townshend in the chair anc
adopted resolutions OF respect 10 the memory O
deceased and attend the funeral in body.
TIE MORTALITY OF the District OF Columbi;
for the week ending March 18th, was IS, or a
the rate OF 2S.6 per 600 per annum; % Wer
white males, II white females, % cOlOred male
and ~ colored females, which Is rate OF 2l.V
Der 200 per annum for the white and 1888 10
the coloIed- The principal diseases and tn
number OF deaths from each were as follows
Phthists pulmonalis, or consumption, %; pneu
mOnia, 10: bronchitis, 4; scarlet fever 3; dSea sc
of the nervous system, !. Marriages reported
q RtTfhS
In THE CASE OF HENRY r. ROLLINS, who sho
and dangerously wounded young Reed On IN
18th day OF January, and mas since been In ia
awaiting the results OF the injuries, Mr.. A
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DRY GOODS.
CPRING AND kUMMER DBY coon

SrRING AND SUMMER DRV GooDs.
We have iust opend a very large aud varied stock
Of NEW DRESS GOODS, comprising
BEIGE DE SANlF,
DRAP MATTE,
NOME CLOTHS
- - FRENCH C0TEllNRS
CHEVIOT RAVE
JASPER SILKS, sThc and 81 Ao-N'
STRIPED ADD CHECKED SILKS, CIV Is and 81
MORE ANTIQUE CAMEI,s HAIR
BLACK SILKS. all prices.
CoIORED SILKS. an the new shades
BLACK GRENADINES. in Stripas ana .,la.ls
from zoe to IS 80 ~ ~-oNNe
NEW STYLE PARASOLs ana sun UNRRrr
Paris and Berlin WRAPS aud FISCHtfES anS
SHAWLS neIo anu
Full line Of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS CRY
T NNNEs SEk.is s CREPE CLOTHS. L.CE CUR
MID GLOVES, C0RSErI. HOSIERY &c
poN iNGS, tat WOOL p, 81. aud Doc.
Al wool PLAID DRESS GOODS az 25c
f9n lines OF BONES TICS, At lowest prices &c &c
members OF Congress, our customers and the
public, are invited 10 inspect our stock at tha'T
leisure. 49,
ONE PRICE ONLY. PERRY 4 BROTHER
marlSSt Pm. 0re ror OF, -
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RUNTINsS. pure Wool, Csc ward
- Dress Goods from 10 TO Soc yard
Cast meres, Is, IS 3754 So 62x rs Al ward
Cotton, full yard wioe Sc -
Roby's Double Busk Corsets
Nine Demorest's Reliable Patterns
JOS. B. BAILEY
pAfiop Cor. 5fh = ~ sra ar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-20
CITY ITEMS.

ALL CITIZENS troubled with Coughs or Cold
should Ut oace use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-20

In TIE CASE OF HENRY r. ROLLINS, who shot
and dangerously wounded young Reed On the
18th day OF January, and mas since been In Jail
awaiting the results OF the injuries, Mr.. A. b.
Williams, bis counsel, moved that he be ad-
mftted 10 bail In a smaller amount than had
been at first hxed-S2, 500-tO wit: $1,000, which
was agreed 10.