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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 6:20 p m, and
eXtfDguished at 4:15 a. m.
Last night Gen. o. o. Howard made an ad-
dress to a large audience of colored people at
lincoln micsion.
House No. 1149 10th street, owned by Dennis
Dunn, was damaged by fire early yesterday
morning to the amount OF $780, supposed TO
have been the work of an incendiary.
The Potomac and Analostan boat clubs have
received invitations from the Passaic river row.
ing association to take part in the annual open
ing regatta at Newark, n. j., on Decoration
day.
ween and d streets northwest, yesterday
morning.
At seven p. m. tonight DR.. Busey delivers a
medical lecture to young men in the rooms OF
the Y. M. c. A.
Yesterday morning the baptism of large
Mt JeZreil Baptist church, corner of 1th and
streets southeast took place in the Eastern
Branch, opposite the navy yard.
John A. King, penStoner. who had just re-
ceived some pension money, went to sleep Sat
urday night in lumber yard, corner 18th and
b streets. When he awOke he found he had
been robbed of S35 in cash, and his hat, coat and
shoes.
was found on GriSWellS farm, on the Calvert
road, near the Eastern Branch. The coroner
gave a certificate for its burial, deening an in
quest unnecessary.
Yesterday morning Officers Martin and Krea-
mer, OF the 4th precinct, found the dead body OF
Jerry Quirk in a lime Kiln OF the Washington
gas light company. On 21st street, between II
and streets. He had been sleeping about the
station-houses and parks for the past four or
five years. The coroner gave certificate Of
death from Sufocaton.
Harry Baden, the little boy who was run over
Friday afternoon by 14th street car. lies in
quite critical condition. He was delirious the
greater part OF yesterday.
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Amusenlents. etc.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Mary Anderson begins
her second week at the Nationa! this evening.
Anderson. Her second week promises to be
even more successful, If that is possible To
nigiht ); Miss Anderson plays in "Romeo and
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE-That popular comedian
John T. Raymond will be at Ford's this week.
His engagement will be marked by the produc-
ton here for the first time of 'Wolferts Roost.'
Mr.. Raymond as ..Ichabod Crane has made al
most as great hit as he did with Colonel Null
berry Sellers. ''Wolfert'S ROost' will be given
every night except Friday, and then the many
have the opportunity.
THEATER CoMIQUE.-''The Highwayman of
parls,D a very great sensational play, will be
produced at the Comique this week. In add-
ton there will be the regular stock company
and the special artists OF note.
TALLMADGE HALL.-Prof. Carpenter will CON-
mence tonight his fifth and last week in Wash
ington. From comparatively small audiences
he has grown to crowded houses. He will give
exhibitions this week as follows: Tallmadge
Han tonight, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights and Saturday matinee, and at Masonic
Temple Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
AN EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT will be given
at the 9th-street Methodist Protestant church
tomorrow evening, In which Miss Eva Mills, Miss
Minnie Evan and little Annie Lewis Will take
part.
CONGREGATIONAL Observation-Disclosures atten-
ton Is called TO the concert OF the Peabody
Orchestra String Quartette Of Baltimore next
wednesday night at the Congregational church.
under the auspices OF the AthenRum Club OF
this city; This is the second concert here this
season by the orchestra, and taking the last
one as criterion, the coming one Will delight
the most critical.
LINCOLN HALL--The Fisk Jubilee Singers will
give the first of four concerts at Lincoln Hall
this evening. There will also be concerts Wed.
nesday and Thursday evenings, and Saturday
matinee. The singers all have good voices The
'.Slave Songs or ''Spirituals" sung by the negro
slaves OF the southern states. The Jubilee Sing.
ers had the honor OF introducing these songs tC
the public, and, during the past eight years, they
approval in the principal cities OF the United
States, Great Britain, Holland, Germany, and
Switzerland.
LEcTuREs.-Father Moelling, IAN ex-Cathollc
Monk,) and Fathers Quinn and Wood will lee.
ture on Dangers OF Romanism to Free Ameri-
can Institutions" at Lincoln Hall tomorrow
evening.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES. - Yesterday afternoon
the Washington Conference OF the N. E. Church
tcolored) held interesting memorial services in
honor OF the late Bishops Gilbert Haven and E.
X. Ames. The choir of Asbury church rendered
the music, Rev. Bishop Peck presided, and after
DR.. Fowler, OF New York, who spoke as to
Bishop Haven. Bishop Peck, after speaking OF
these bishops, referred to the deaths of Bishops
Morris and James. Rev. 2. G. Walker, r. H.
Robenson. S. ii. Walters, of Delaware, and r. p.
Bell also spoke. After these services the elders
elected by the conference last week-JOhn III,
johnson, John W.Waters and Frederick f. Saw
yer-Were ordained
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE LADY.-Mrs Julia Ann

DEATH OF VENERABLE LADY.-Mrs. Julia Ann
Collins q native Of this District, the widow OF
the late VIM. Collins died in this city Saturday
evening in the nth year of her age. She will
be mourned by many outside her large family
and It's close peaceful as BELTS the end of one
all of whose duties as a Christian wife ana
mother were faithfully and lovingly performed.
died few months since. She leaves seven sons,
well known citizens of the District. Her funeral
from St Stephens Church this morning was
largely attended. A requiem mass was cele-
brated by Rev. Father Southgate. who made
feeling address to those present. The pail
bearers were Col. W. o. Drew, Capt. J. D. Cath
ell, Messrs. Charles T. Curtis, j. w. Wetzell
Chas. II. Demar and Daniel Linkins.
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PRICES Jewelry Store, No. 4s7 Penna. ave.

ANALosTAN ISLAND IN MISUNDERSTANDING
the children and heirs OF the late Gilbert l..
the heirs OF the late VIM. A. Bradley, to estab-
fish their right TO Analostan island, near
Georgetown, as tenants In common with the
Bradley heirs. The bill states that the property
was bought Jointly, and deed given which was
never recorded, and has been lost or mislaid,
ana mat Bradley's heirs have had the sole use
OF the property. Thompson's heirs claim their
snare therein, and also their share of the rents
and profits. WV
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MISSES MILLS, EVAN AND LEWIS. See advt.


Marion I. King; Elmer E. Atkinfon and Maggie
/. Smith; Henry X. Brown and Cora b. Tully:
James w. Davis and Hattie Foote; Z. Nick
stewart and Mary \. Prather.
END OF THE FAIR.-The Light Infantry fair
closed last Saturday evening. The following
was the result OF the votlng:-Polce Lieuten-
ants uni1orln-kelly, 1 ,34I; GeSSford. SS4; Guy
22I Arnold. AS. Firemen's Pool Tabie-No. l.
22SS, No. 2 2, 2i1; Truck A. 335; No. G. 1I6; No t.
81. Letter-caITier's Uniform = Hyatt, 1885,
Dant, 1.15sH; Britain, 1,l5t; Currey 473; Tabler
22O; Chi!ds 2i4; Franklin, 95; scattering. 6. Pc
hceman's Badge-kearney, l ,122; Har1owe, 69G;
Duvall, 591; Fritz, 424 Ryan. 1873; McHenry and
Auldr1dge. each. Ugly Mans Badge-Breit-
Darth, 1910; Addison, ,4G4 4: Cowie, 1885, La
Hayne, los; Rupp, As; scattering, q. Restau-
rant Keepers Punch BowI-Aman, 720; Lyon,
6SU; VIM. Wright, 25I; Jno Wright, 1871; John
Koss. 100; Tim Sullivan, 81; Petersen & Alschwe
80; Miller q Jones, 20, Frank Hageriy 5. The
revolver Tor honorary member was won by E.
q. wheeler, 90i; the presidential cane was won
Dy speaker Randall, So; the physicians Office
jacket py Dr. Linn, 90; the Masonic Jewels by
Arhinus Lodge, lI5 army officers sword Lieu
Isnaht oyster, COS; navy officers sword, Ensign
Piepmeyer 235; racing shell, Analostans. 2.24S:
Potomacs, 20i; law yer's dressing gown. A. B
Williams, 81; honorary members cane. Cant.
Rodler, Sl2; citizens cane. j. c. Ergood 53T:
cunning coat, George Woodbridge So: butchers
tools, w. III. Hoover, 40; Irish coat of arms
West End H1bernians, l64; cashiers inkstand, G,
Ii. b. White, 80.
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KILLED BY THE CARs.-John Noble coiorei
man, was run over by the New York express
train on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at
Hanover SWITCH last night, and killed. His
neck was broken and otherwise badly injured
His body was removed by his friends this morn
ing TO his late home, IN Fairfax county, Virginia.
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THE NOTE MUST BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Judge Wylie decided, In the case OF George Mat.
tiDgly against w. w. Warden as maker and l.
Burritt and W. s. Chew as indorsers of a note
for $500, that payment OF $50, accepted In fun
satisfaction, was not good II the note was not at
the same time given up. He gave judgment for
the balance.
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The STRONG CASE.-On Saturday Judge Wylie
convened the october term OF the Circuit Court
for the purpose OF settling the bills of excep-
lions in the case OF Samuel Strong against the
peared Tor the plaintiff. and Mr.. Francis Miller
for the defendant. The former indicated briefly
the grounds of their motion for new trial.
which would also form their exceptions to take
up to the General Term but stated that they
had not either ready. The matter went over
till the goth inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-08

on PAINTINGS. great Barlow collection
of fine Oil paintings, engrayingS and bronzes, Is
Low open Tor inspection at the art salesroom,
l425 New York ave-, the sale or which commences
Thursday, nth inst. at q O'Clock pm, under
the direction OF Thomas Downing auctioneer /
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j. M. LARooUEs ANTI-BIIoUs BIrTERs.-If
you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly and tonpue coat
ed, you are suffering from torpid liver or bilious
ness, and nothing will cure you so speedily or per-
manently as j. NJ. Laroques Anti-bitiOus Bjttei's
25 cts. a paper; 81 bottle. For sale by drug
gists. W. E. THORNTON, Prop'r, Baltic, Md.
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Dr. W. E. Scott, President Of the College of
Physicians, Montreal, writes: II have recon-
mended Coiden'S Liebig'S Liquid Extract OF Beer
used for Debility, Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Fever.
Ague, and Loss OF Appetite" Sold by all drug
gistS and grocerS.
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REAL ESTATE SALES. = Messrs Duncanson
Bros, auctioneers, sold saturday for Joseph X.
Edison and Thomas Hyde, trustees, lot 49, in
square west OF square 553, fronting about IS
feet on Sd street west, between and P streets,
and having an average depth Of about 60 feet
TO j. j. Edison for $40
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BARLETT's PILE SUPPosIToRIEs are a sure rem
edy for Piles or Hemorrhoids. Painless and
Clearly. Sold by druggists. A pamphlet on the
disease and treatment mailed on request. Box
of IA, by mail, S1.00. j. c. Baker d Co., General
Agents. Philadelphia.
Rpl ClII M
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EXHAUSTED NATuRE.-About ii O'Clock yester-
day morning Henry Washington, colored. re-
ported at the second precinct station house that
there was an offensive odor In his house. Ser
geant Slattery and Officer Pfaff In investigating
the premises found the dead body of Mrs Dr.
Lee, colored, locked up in room which she
occupied. She was found lying with her feet in
terson was notified, and, after viewing the
body, deemed an inquest unnecessary, as death
resulted from natural causes. AS no relatives
or friends of the deceased could be found, the
body was turned over to the corporation for
burial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-08

THE sale Of the fine libraries commence at
DOwling's auction rooms this evening at 4
O'Clock.
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NOTHING subdues cold or cough so quickly
and pleasantly as Or. Bulls Cough Syrup. Is
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The Spring Races.

STABLES OF FAST HORSES ENTERED FOR THE
WASHINGTON MEETING.
The spring meeting of the National Fair AS
sociation-May neXU-promiseS to be one OF the
most spirited events OF the kind, and the nomi-
nations for the several classes embrace probably
a finer collection of stock than was ever assem-
bled in this section Of the country. The entries
are:-For the Mount Vernon stakes for fillieS or
mares that have never won a sTeepStake, $500
TO first and 500 to second, one mile and quai-
ter, Duffy's Baby, Medinger's Annie g., BurchS
Naomi Lorillards Mystery, McNIahon's Claudia,
Pattie's Fireball OckerBlan 8 Doyle's Flora,
Barnes q Vests Bell Ciabaegh's Lucy, Oden
BoWie's Cinderella, Perry Belmont'S Magnet
ism, A. Belmont'S FiddeString and FliOOerti-
giDet, and two other well known runners have
been entered. For the Wizards hotel cup. for
which Wizards hotel gives $500, the aSSocia-
uon s. 600, OF which 5000 to second and 800 to
third, all ages. two miles, Beven'S Vagrant
LorillardS Harold, Monitor and Ferida, MaceS
Werter, Jennings GlenmOre, Lloyd q Browns
Zen Hill, and Round Dance, Nolan's Add,
Days Willie D.. Ockerman'5 Surge, Hynes
Bros, Peter Hynes, Babcock q Co. IS Dick Sass
Ger and PeQuOt, Clabaugh's Rochester Doswell'S
Bushwhacker, Dwyer Bros, Jericho and Halls
Eunice have been entered. For the Brighton
cup, $50, one and one-half miles, all ages,
H0wett's Ingomar, Bevens' Vagrant, Lorillards
Harold, Monitor and Ferida, Mace's Werter
Jennings Glenmore, Lloyd & Browns Ben Hill
and Round Dance, Days Willie D.. Edwin A..
Dick SaSScer, PeQuot, Rochester, Jericho, Dwyer
Bros Quito. Gaffney's Mamie Field and Lucky
Hit and LynchS clyde Hampton have been en-
tered. For the Potomac stakes for three-year-
olds, one mile and hail. s. ,Oe0, $500 second and
500 third, the entries are Ingomar Burchs Col.
Sprague, BeyenS Emily F., Lorillard's Grenada
and Queens own. jennings Barney Lorillards
Judge Murray, BabcOck's Fernchif1e. Revolver,
Evans Jerry, Clabaughs Oden and Vigilant,
Doswell's Ilderim, Dwyer Bros King Alphonse,
Bethumes Wanderer, a. Belmont's Tlrenne,
Democrat. Beata and Carita, and Vim. MulkeyS
Worgantine. Many OF the above, with Boord
man, New York Weekly, Glendalta, John Har-
pnl1n ne Ip1-t,r,
uon, Janet Murray and Gabriel have also been
entered for the national handicap for all ages
$50 entrance, association to add 5000, one mile
and an eighth. The meeting Will be under the
superintendent OF Major Ferguson, of the
Maryland Jockey Club. Nearly all OF these
horses have been entered for the Pimlco races
in Baltimore, which viii take place the week
after the meeting here.
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DUNLAP & Co., New York, Spring Styles of
Silk, Stiff and Soft Hats, now ready, at Jane
Y. Davis Sons, 62l Pennsylvania ave., under
Metropolitan Hotel. Sc
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CITY ITEMS.

NOTHING is more certain to cure rheumatism
than Durdng'S Rheumatic Remedy.
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THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE Isaiah Hanscom
formerly chief of the Naval Bureau of Construc-
ton, took place yesterday from All Souls
aeter OF the deceased was delivered by Rev.
James Freeman Clark, after which the remains
were taken to Oak Hill cemetery for tnterment.
Rev. Mr.. Kent. The following acted as pail
bearers: Commodore Easily, Commodore Wells,
Commodore English, Captain Badger, Mr.. Dun
H A. Willard -
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Verdict from the D,us Trs
High Authority.

QI'H'" If'ISH tn Is a W0ndeffuI pftpafallUH
in all cases Of BilioUSneSS. Headache and Liver
Complaint.
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COAL On THE CAUSE OF IT.-About $3.50
O'Clock THIS morning nre was discovered in
Nancy Sebree as dwelling and grocery store,
The fire was caused from carelessness In the
use OF coal oil Mr.. Hooper extinguished the
about $50.
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LECTURES.
READ THIS COLUMN.

Iron Ritters Curatine
A Powerful Tonic. A Vegetable Medicine,
Iron Bitters Curatine
Complete Strengthened. Reliable Medicine.
Iron Bitters Curatine
Sure Appetizer. Cures Blood Diseases.
Iron Ritters Curattue
Enrich the Blood. Cures Liver Complaints
Iron Bitters Cur,ttue
Henew the Vigor. Cures Kidney Affections.
Iron Bitfers Curatrne
Give Vitality. Cures scrofuls.
IRON Rftfers Curatine
Cure Malarial Diseases, Cures Rheumatism
Iron Ritters Curatfn.
cure dyspepsia. For letter, Itch
Iron Bitters ana iumors,
Cure Indigestion. lCuratine
r,, r,.x. Cures Pimples
Cure Nervous
Irritability. Curatine
vro,, px.. Cures Boils Old Sores.
Cure Lansour. Curatine
D... Cures Ulcers and Boils.
Cure Painful III, i sS
Menstrual on. FOR Mercurlai
Price 81 Bottle. Price 81 q Bottle
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BUcHUPABIA."-Quic complete cure to 6
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa. ave.
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FREEMAsoNs and policemen may bulldoze a
small newsbay, but every live citizen knows
that he can get the White House at 621 street
northwest. Price cents. Mr.. Hayes. your
mouth is distreSsingly full.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, DC, Tonight.

HHfHNNoOfHfCHs"S ICY
National T7eater. - Mary Anderson as
Juliet
Ford's Opera Ho,tse.-John T. Raymond as
''Ichabod Crane" In .'Wolfert'S RooSt."
Tnedter CONTINUE. - ssThe Hirhwayman of
Paris,- and varieties.
Taumadge HaH.-Prof. Carpenters exhibitions
of mesmerfsm.
Lincoln HaU.-Concert by the Fisk Jubilee
Singers.
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"ROUGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for it. 1t
clears out rats mice, reaches, bed bugs. 15c.
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
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SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT UPON A LADY.-About
O'Clock Saturday night Miss Ann Lynch, about
l6 years old, was approached by George G. s.
Hunnicutt, young married man, at the corner
of It'll and H streets, where he made an indecent
proposal to her, which She resented. He follow
ed her on her way home, and at the corner of
North Capitol and H streets he offered her
money, insisting on her receiving it. Here he
seized her by the wrist and about the waist.
She broke away from him and ran. He still
pursued her to the corner OF I'd and G streets
northeast, where she asked the aid of Mr. Chas
O'Neal, whom she met, and who escorted her to
her home. She states that this same man had
followed her last Tuesday evening, and tried to
force her to accept $40 from him for immoral
purposes. He was in the Police Court dock this
morning on the charge OF Indecent assault on
Miss Lynch, who was called to the stand and
testified substantially as above, and said he
put his arm around her waist and tried to put
his money in her pocket. She thought he had
been drinking. Hunnicutt is not above IS years
old, and is not vicious looking man. His coun-
sci, Mr.. Browning, tried to excuse his conduct
on the ground OF fntoxication, and denied that
he made any assault. The court sentenced him
to six months In jail, saying that was the best
he could do. An appeal was noted and bonds
fixed at $500.
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The conference adjourned until Monday.

TEMPERANCE MISUNDERSTANDING Council
Sons OF Jonadab, held interesting public TEN
last evening" j. c. Cunningham presiding. Ad-
dresses were made by Messrs. Winds, Graham
Cunningham and Humphrey.-..The Dash
madge Hall last night in spite of the inclement
weather. Addresses were delivered by John B.
Dunning, d. P. Holloway, George Combs and
BUD EagleStOn,r
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BUILDING ASSOCIATE oN.-At the fifth regular
monthly meeting Of the Equitable Cooperative
Building Association S9, $50 was advanced at an
aNerage premium OF So per cent.
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HowsoN's ice cream, s5c. a OF; sl.15 gal
11e4 18th.
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WE WISH TO CALL ATTENTION to A. Fischer S
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
906 G ST., near 9th First-class In every respect
Prices moderate, 1y
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Merit Must Roam Roxuor.H

WeEIt MUST reap Reward,
and so 1t is with Quir6's irish Tea, the great
bilious remedy. 1t only costs 25 cents, and is
sold by all druggists.
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Mt CUNNINGHAM. HaTyER, has rscsived the
~ H. S.r.,r f.,..inay slock. New S'k Ha:s ~,
:pff rel airsd- Remember the number, TAO 9Th
-, Lstween q and II. teb21
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATER CpSsTOEE.

TUSHEATER CONilOGE.
y MONDAY, March 8, ana during the week. the
eTestest snow OF the season. The great Fieldiugs
{J3hn and MagYel, Romeli Bros. three in number;
yohn W. Ransone, Chares D. and Gertie Seamon.
Lester ana Williams, Raymond and Murphy. the La
huee, hines and Blossom, Daisy Remington and Aft
a, alIace, and Miss Mamie Wallace. mars
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IRON BITTERs AND CURATIVE

For sale by sTOTT 4 CROMWELL. 4ss Pennsyl-
gists. ~ 5acSas
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Il Fifth and last week inwashinet n.-Talmsdgt
March s. II, II and Is, and Saturday matinee p m.
MASONIC Temple.Tuesday and Wednesday nights,
March and 10. Admission CSC. children l5c. re-
served seats csc. extra, sale at Ia lmadge Hail.
9 to daily. Admission TO Saturday, Matinee Tall.
madgeHall), adults, zoe, children under 10 years,
10 cts, ma -6ts
, 1880-07-06

had been tho apparent tf,acccssjblllty nj tho
JutneH, 4 great many prep1n who had como
horn 10 see tho camp hail formed tho in.
E,Gss9 ta 4aWfafo tSf tn fs ,sr wG ir M .eo hssaEt
;rhcss were liz rovicrs In inlni'Ig,-,ueii
possessing few thousand dollars with de-
sire to rim their possessions Into tho MILL
mining, lko everything clso, IA otnpnnltd
climbing. 'rhey hnvo returned Disguised.
viii, tRo exception Of myself aid kall.u-
dozen othera, ns | ,vRs Informed,
NO ONE rnoM 1,tE uurs1p1. wontp
has seen THO fut4ro lmna',zas IT this district:
Parrot City will, Of course, ht tho basG Of
supplies for th8 district for sn,1o time; but
just ns rs soon ns wngotl-roatl IL built from
here to tho valley under the shadow. Of Lows
ity,-ilMt is, tell niles from i'nrrott City.
The ho1sttng- works, mills, nl,d u1llccs OF tlin
companies will all DO there at tic centre of
protlnetion.
nenrer t4w1l,--notaNly tiie Cnn.slock, slfna
and his plneer clufms, will bu stnrte!! ul lli
nll probability before falt.. Tho 1'arrottt
City Placer Company, With its.> general
Ing ditch and iili,no to ptit, water
oil lis 1870 ucres III Underground Just south
Of the town; n,,d these enterprises, together
with tho campaign t}.at Is now iI PROCESS OF
shs.low alisi on tllu Side OF Lewis MountaIi,
will crcatn 4 scene uf busy industry that Wlll
gadder the hearts Of the brnyc pioneers WHO
l.ayr weatorett tic stnr,ns Of suyen winters
ttliiy u t1S rawHy cnp a uqs5ntsay ,In1s, d
precio,.s tnctnis In Coiorntio. leo 4 Newell,
Uf tic Pennsylvania nl1.reglnna, will also
start things a-gpIny Oh tlleir llaccr.cian tlis
flor in iii respects to MY other property of
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