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Peoria M Evening Revlcw.l

Il pays 20 be kind to everybody; but be
kind to yourself all over, and especially to
your stomach, which promptly reseuts III
treatment. Mr.. Joseph Pfeiler, Chicago, H.,
writes: | suffered with Indigestion and Con
st patton for a long time. After spending n
large amount Of money for doctors bills,
without obtaining relief, used the Hamburg
Drops, and was entirely cured thereby.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

This Is to certify that ! used ST. Jacobs on
for Rheumatism, and after three days appli-
cation was entirely relieved, | consider it a
mertorious medicine for all forms OF Rheu-
matism. Il. II. MooRE, Proprietor.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

AN aged clergyman at Pontiac,
Wis, has for twenty years been preach
ing a series of Sunday evening sermons
on popular vices, devoting a rmo TO
each vice, and he fears that he will not
live long enough 70 get through the list.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

The soft bituminous coal used in the West
Is so destructive on all cast-iron that the
heavy plates In the CHATTER OAK COOR
STOVE viii he appreciated by ~housekeepers
as well as dealers. This advantage, with eX-
collent draft, quick and uniform baking,
make the CHARTER OAK the most desirable
stove in the markell.
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E.aaa om g. no q Ta..Agg.eoll Pre- : syAs

Frfracf NON he ''Ltrd f WdsffqgfcH lrriag, bBkh
neiA0r, Perrs M IrrR0. Toi M p ~
ttTha doctor urrrdrnrd. NJ M rvprrimrri, Whist hao
berb sugrrstrd Nv RIO. W. Holinrs on he late vtait
-'Ipnas Whitcuinhs Remedy for Asthma "a ie,spoun-
ftl IN e wine glass Of water, TO ne taken every inut
hours, A good night VA the result
~ have derived very great. bc9eqt ,tom Jonas
MhtcOmhfs Asthma Remedy y r
President Neptune Insurance Co, boston, Mass
my mother had suffered eight years from the her.
vest asthma The recurrence OF this thfrG niunthA
agony every ytaF must soon wear her GOT, Jonas
Wbfcomha Asthma Remedy srrcstod he terrible DIS
ease, aud has kept 4 on for the whole season, 70 mo
rrrat iny o. the family" Rev jos n h'lit,
Chicago Arrri q nc american Homo auAsishaiy hoci-
ety, 20 the ~ T. fgdcpeHdfnf.
VebHshsd IN ne Alexandria GGrsnst" HNlSII
stTO me SUFTEHERs ny ASTHMA
CHITta, Ete-Iu tine tniefs Vt merely Of such pgrspnst
without any conference with those who advertise y, l
earnestly urge All who sungr by tas.e distr ssipg mana
dlca to use BffstsffnUH tJaanS W~htcuWlfa RrfncdI
for Asthma Huae Coid+ete.' 7. ~ ROBERTSON,
broad Run. Tauquler Co., Va.
Jonas Whifcomh's Asthma RcmctY q uanut1ctmrd
only bythc proplstorL JosErn BUIcAEIF&
90, Hoatoa.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

HERE, now, in favor OF yelocipedes, It Is
said a man has never been seen coming homo
drunk on a bicycle.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

A sKRMoS should never be so short, In the
opinion Of the New Haven Registrr, that the
women will not have time 10 take fashion
notes.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

THE Frazer Axle Grease is the best and
only Genuine. We know it.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

ASK your druggist for Redding's Russia
Salye. Keep II in house in case of accidents.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

JONES finds drinking like a hsh makes his
head swim.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05
NATIONAL YEAST never fans. Try it.

IF men would weigh their words wellbefore
talking there would not be so many heavy
speeches. Nee Orleans (icayltHe.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

WILHoFT's Fever and Ague Tonic, the
old reliable remedy, now sells at one dollar.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

CoNsuMPrivEs gain IN flesh, strength and
spirits under a daily use Of Malt BItters.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

The DemocrpL Goshen, n. y, says. III
is accumulated, the sick made well, and a
large interest OF comfort and happiness Sc
cured by investing in Warmers Safe Rene
HteaGN
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

Some years ago DIR. Il. V. Pierce, OF the
Worlds Dspensary and Inyalids' Hotel, OF
Buffalo, n. Y, and London, was sent 70, 70 cx-
anime a terrible disease Of the knee joint,
resulting In liberation aud extensive slough
ing OF the bone aud tissues. The mans life
had been despaircd OF 10y the previous at
PENDANTS. AInputatlon OF the thigh was
promptly decided upoa aud skillfuily per-
formed by DR.. Pierce, and as after treatment
TO purify the blood aud prevent a recurrence
OF the malady, the Doctors Golden Medical
Discovery WAS freely prescribed. The mans
system was thoroughly purified and strength
ened, he rapidly gained his health, the stump
healing nicely, aud he is to-day a happy man.
This case was among the first In which this
wonderful ~blOOd-puriher was tested. 1t has
since manifested its wonderful power over
the worst scrotulous and Other blood diseases.
Taken for a time IL so purihes and strength
cns the system as 10 strongly %fortify it agatnst
the eneroachments OF diseases. Sold by
druggists.
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MmDlEvnLE, Mich, Feb. l5tb, ls7Q

HUI, II. v IIEIIht
Dear Sir would say that l have sold your
medicines for seven years. The Golden Med.
zeal Discovery is the best cough remedy /
have ever used, and In every case whore
have recommended II 1t has cured. / have
used II IN my family for my children. II
cures their colds and coughs la a day or two.
My wife has used II several times wuen down
sick. IL invariably gives Immediate relief.
Its sale increases daily,
J. D.. HESTER. Druggist.
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AGENTS egis ,Gsp;y{ . s,,n 5 PT; ,s SS :sfy one S SEQ.
zine. By man " Address chase fue'osooe Ioleao'o.
Asst lima!
Jonas WhltCOmb's Remedy.

The iatn Jonas Wfttesmh, Of BestQni visited bun9pe
few years since for the hrnent OF. he hrhlthf WnsSh
Wa Impaired by frequent atiarka o. HasHgag jul
nhyrioinh. Who became Interested ~ hs e NY peLmnA
disabpenr1df ~ procured the reeipe ahleh bad done %
mucR Tor hlhL Within ne pasi fW ycfrs this kcnfdy
has fecn used IN thousands ~ the worst cNpes with "a
tonishiug and uniform HurgFss. NOOutainA w ppisph-
Gus VI Injurious p%ropcrtics whatever.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05
several Good rtlngs.

Several Good Things.
II you want good digestiod,
II you want good health,
II you want good baking,
II you want a good stove,
II YOU want the cheapest stove,
N you want a good square meal,
Buy a CHARTER OAK STOVE.
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CRGA WEEK In your own town. Terms aud
uuVA IS outai ffea Adars n Hallett SCo Portland. Ne
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-05

HNAC kkeV0lycrs. Illus Catalogue free.
UStaS dpat western Gun works. Pitts5urgh. Pa
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THE COHRTR

CIRCUIT COURT (No. I)-yudoe Macarthur.
saturday. Dow agt. Norf1ett ct al demurrer
overruled: Judgment by default: Central Nation.
al Bank agt ZantZginger; motion to set aside
service overruled; attachment set aside on pay.
ment OF, $40; leave to plead in ten days Hay
den agt. Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co; motion
new trial granted. Corling agt. Babbington
demurrer overruled and judgment that replica.
ton to nth plea Is good; appeal prayed. Muir.
ray agt. Payne: order 10 produce deed. Cartlsi
executor, agt. Carter; trial denied.
CIRCUIT COURT (NO. 2)-Judge Coz.
saturday, Boyer agt. Hewett 4 Foilansbee:
trial resumed verdict for defendants. Bond avt,
Bramhall: demurrer sustained as to the fourth
and eighth pleas and overruled as to third and
NTH. Key Key agt- Gunton; ordered on cal.
endar. Rothoerg agt. Simpson; motion sub
mltted. Clark agt. Mackey; new trial denied.
Payne agt. Pettibone: Judgment for want of
plea. Anderson agt. Smith; plaintiff to give Sc
cuTtty for costs United states, use of Seheil
agt teller; new trial denied. Mills agt Keyser.
same. Saltsline agt. Coleman; certioran sus-
Journed Till Saturday for motions.
EQUITY CoURT-J,tdge Hdoaea..
saturday. Baker agt. Baker; guardian ad
ilfem appointed: Thompson agt- Thompson:
motion for security for costs. Jones agt Jones:
referred to auditor to state account Of receiver.
Ebbinghaus agt. kfllian; time to close testi-
mony limited to 25 days Castin agt. Castill:
J.F .Hodgson. trustee Ingersoll agt. James: sale
OF lots AS As and 40, squares l, 3 and Q, finally
confirmed. Cbappell agt. ROthwell: sale rati-
fled condittonally. Mckenna agt. Smoot: par
tition finally ratified. Ashfield agt. Ashfield;
counsel fees and alimony pendente lite allowed
Hilles agt. Mcnamara; sale ratified and convey.
ance ordered on terms. Queen agt. Brooks:
trustee to collect rent. Matthews agt Smith:
trust released. Brooks agt. Brooks divorce re,
fused
POLICE COURT-Jut7qe !Saep.
Today, Chas. Tascoe. loud and boisterous: S.
or Is days. Geo. Crawford, unlicensed produce
dealer; $40 or so days. Harriet Williams, va.
grancy; bonds or 80 days. VIM. Howard, Geo.
Johnson. Henry johnson, Thomas Johnson and
Robert Wilson, loud and boisterous; IS or Is
days each. 1mmanuel TraXminster a white
man. who claims to be a doctor, was Charged
with vagrancy. He was required to give bonds
or go to the workhouse John Deaton and
Lewis Lee, vagrancy; bonds or 80 days each
Thomas Stubbertleld and Jos. Watson forfeited
collateral. JOS. Seuel. vagrancy: bonds or 90
days. Stuart Wilson, profanity: S. or DAYS
Also: charged with refusing to pay hack hire:
continued under his personal bonds. Annie
kirby, vagrancy; bonds Or 30 days. Walter
HungerfOrd, do: dc. Emma Matthews, profan-
ity; bonds or days. Mary McCon, do; do.
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Major Brock, OF the police department has
had copies OF the new law for the District of
Columbia regulating the catching OF shad and
herring In the Potomac river prepared and sent
to every fisherman within the District limits. It
is to be strictly enforced.
collector Cook has received notice from the
trustees holding claims against property hold
erS on pennsylvania avenue on account OF the
requirement. of that avenue that deeds for such
property VIII be required by the holders OF
claims IN accordance with the terms OF the sale
on llens on the same. made tie 18th day of Ap-
III, 1879, when such property has cot been re.
deemed.
THE CONCRETE STREETS
III was mentioned In Saturdays STAR that
Lieut. r. V. Green had sent notices &c the street
yeST 1871. 10 make the necessary repairs to their
"ork Within ten days from notice, these pave
mentS having been laid under guarantee that
the contractors keep them in repair for three
years. THESE contracts embrace the following
streetS:-NeW Jersey avenue, between c and ID
NV; 4th, at intersection Of Massachusetts ave-
nue., ISL, between 4th and DefreeS street; F. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets; Sth between E and
NV; +, between 9th and 10th NV: 18TH be-
tween pennsylvania avenue and New York ave-
Due; q. between 18th and 18th, and G. between
4th ana 9Th NV; Pennsylvania avenue be
tween 23d street and Rock creek; New York ave-
hue, between 9th and 10th; 5th, at the intersec-
ton OF Massachusetts avenue; 9th, between
louisiana avenue and streets; and L, between
New Jersey avenue and Goth street NV
BUILDING PSRMITs
issued by Inspector EntwiSe: Washington and
Georgetown railroad company, erect car house,
rear OF 14th street stables. on alley: 5000 j
Donald Cameron, construct three story ana
basement dwelling. Scott circle 10th streer.
S34 Loco. Abraham +. Barker, construct three
three story dwellings. B. between 18Th and 18th
streets southwest: Sc, 500.
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GEORGETOWN.

MORE BUSINESS ENTERPRIsE.-Mr. F. /. Moore
me We'll known dealer in fertilizers, agriculture
implements, &c, is about to begin the constrllc-
tion OF fine warehouse on High street, oppo-
site the station house.
GRAIN ARRIVALs.-Boat Samuel Jarboe with
200 bushels of corn and 200 bushels OF wheat
Beat q. L. Dunlop with 2100 bushels OF whea5
and 2,4e0 bushels OF corn. Boat Hattie and
Bessie with 1890 bushels of wheat. No sales
renOrtpd -
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CITY ITEMS.
Dom PeGrO'S Railrnad.

The bark Amy A. Lane is now loading in this
CITY for Rio. An important part of her cargo is
a lot OF forty large railroad scales, built by the
Howe Scale Company for the Dom Pedro Rail-
road of Brazil. This line is one of the most in
portanu in Brazil running from Rio out into the
heart Of the agricultural region, and enjoys the
special patronage and care OF the Emperor, in
whose honor it is named. The selection of the
Howe Scales for use on this road is a eomplI-
ment to be appreciated, and shows preference
1or them in that country over all others.-M z.
ErfDiDn Posi-
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No: a, SOS drawing First Capital Prize. $50, 600,
sold in New York.
No 40, o46 drawing Second Capital Prize.
SIC, 600. sold in New York.
No: 80, 40. draw iag Third Capital Prize, S. Co.,
sold in New Orleans
Nes =, es2. SIS. sis. drawing -. 500 each. sold
a. Nos ga. COS. 49, 6lI &C. III rs. $780, drawing
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Zion VI. IL. Church Conference

At the afternoon session OF this conference at
Zion church, on ID. between I'd and Sd streets
southwest, Saturday, the Sabbath school OF Zion
Wesley church rendered some lessons ard
lymnS and made their annual contributions
ADDRESSES on various topics were then deliv-
cred by Bishops j. p Thompson and J. j. Gin
ION, Elder Trunkie and the mother OF Bishop
Clinton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-19

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Jas.
s. BlaxtOn and Lulu Frftler, both of stafford
Co., Va; Benjamin Il. Oder and Jennie Wright:
John Williams and Sarah Ross Selvy; Cornelius
Macarty and julia Leary; Z. W. kneeSl and
Laura E. Stewart
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Prof. James A. SeveIl. A. NJ. M. n,

or Medical Faculty, Laval University, Quebec,
states: 81 have found C0lden's Ltebig's Ltquid
ELtrGct or Bter and Tonic Ifari9Ordto- particu-
weakness, Dyspepsia, and all Nervous Attic.
lions. In pregnant women it has been retained
While every other article of food was rejected. |
can recommend 1t as convenient, palatable, and
easy OF digestion. Sold by all druggists ana
glOcelS. ~
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A FAMILY PoIsONED.-E-ast Friday the wife Of
Charles Keller, a farmer, living six miles from
cumberland Md, made biscuits with what
Ter, her husband, two sons Mrs. Keller's grand
mother. and hired man all ate OF the biscuits.
ana were taken violently III, showing strong
symptoms or arSenfcal poisoning. At last ac1
counts they were believed to be in a critical
condition. 1t is supposed Mrs. Keller mistOok
for baking powder arseniCher husband had as
medicine for horses. Keller is about thirty
Years old. >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-19

While Wesley Jones and s. L. Hunter, Doth
under twelve years OF age, were out cunning.
near Regan, Texas, Jones accidently shot Hun
ter. killing him instantly.
"a Mrs. John Drfscoll, of Mallen Mass, has
teen arrested for numbering the four-year.oi9
daughter Of John Credor a neighhor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-19

DIVORCE CASEs.-In the Equity Court Satur-
day. Judge Hagner dismissed the bill for di-
yorce filed by Henry Brooks against Ann E.
Brooks, the proofs being insufficient. Au
order for counsel fees and alimony pending the
In the divorce case of Gertrude F. Ashfieid
against John NJ. Ashfield. An afridavit has
neen nied by the defendant accusing his wife OF
Waterman, and James Reynolds:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-19

The NATIoSAIs.-The following is the intro
GUcCon 10 the Cincinnati EnIyfiT-eT'S account OF
Ine second game between the Nationals OF this
oity anu tne cincinnati base ball club. in that
place on saturday. IL reads very much like q
sIuaIe own up, and promises well for our bows
10, lot me coming season:-'Those young men
t tOin washington Jnmped upon our base bah
,tannlng lhe heart out OF the nine red-hosed
heroes OF Cincinnati. 1t was wen done when
Isn't much use trying to explain how n heno
pened, except TO say that the visitors excelled
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Recalled TO Life.
REsTsClTAT1oN OF CONVICT WHO HAD BEI


HANGED.
special dispatch from Pesth says:-A most
extraordinary case OF reSuScitatiOn Is reported
10 have taken place at Raab on the 18th inst
Raab Is about sjXty-Seven miles from this city
and was formerly fortified city. 1t is built on
tne river OF the same name and Is place of
sene commercial Importance The story that
comes from there reads more like one OF the
grim contes d,'Oldtiq.es OF Balzac than an oc-
curreDce of the present day. young convict
named TakacS, who had murdered two women,
was hanged. He was about twenty three years
OF age. After the body was cut down and eX-
ahmed Dy the physicians life was pronounced
extinct: AS a scientific experiment the body
was SUBJECTED to an electro-galvanic current.
and after few hours signs of life were percep-
tlble. The resuscitated convict completely re-
covered the use OF his senses. and his first ac-
lions were Of violence toward the prison OIL
Gals by whom he was surrounded. He soon be.
gan 10 suffer from congestion OF the brain and
became delirious during the night. He made
repeated attacks upon the keepers and COM
planned OF violent pains, asking from time 10
time for milk and water Death released MIN
nsally from his sufferings yesterday morning
The entire medical faculty OF this city is COZ
s1derably exercised over the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-19

WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-Sold by r a
Golden, agent. 100 600 behring's from S. TO 81 per
dred; 500 punches rock and perch, from to 80
Gents per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-19

sF Archbishop Gibbons babe farewell to his
congregation In Baltimore yesterday, and will
start for Rome on Tuesday.
The Metropolitan Concert company OF
New York have constructed building which
mas sliding roof, so that in cold or inclement
weather IL Will be closed, but on pleasant az
ternoons and evenings the audience will In et-
feet be the open air. The arrangements are so
complete that the roof can be opened or closed
In three minutes.
H-Wm. Blanchard, New York grain opera.
tor, failed Saturday, largely "lOng" on wheat in
Chicago and New York.
ait seems odd to read that railroad trains
are blOckaded by snow storms In Texas
tHCol T. s. HaIdee has been appointed by
Gov. Witt Chief state engineer OF Louisiana.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusenlents. SC.. Tonight.

National TheGteT.-Emma Abbott In s.Dauvk-
Ter OF the Regiment
FOrd'S opera HOtlse.-Spirit, nal manifestations
by the Everett family.
Thedter CDHtiYYe.-VaretfeS.
arlington ThedteT.-VarietieS.
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REAL ESTATE sALEs.-Messrs. Waller

REAL ESTATE SALES.-MeSsrS Walter Il
Williams & Co.. auctioneefS. sold Saturday
afternoon for VIM. f. HOltLman, trustee, the
west twelve feet front By depth thereof OF lot
IS In Stars subdivision or certain lots In square
81, fronting On Boundary street. between Isl ii
and 10Th streets. TO John E. Kendall for S5.5
On saturday MeSSrS. DUncanSOn Bros. sold FOR
woodbury. Wheeler, trustee, lot % So. AS be
ing brick house No. 1243 It'll street northwest
fronting twenty-f0ur feet on said street, anu
having q depth OF los feet 10 an alley, to
BeayanS & Shaw, for Sl915
MtssTs. Young & Middleton. real estate bro
EeTs have sold 1or Mr.. j. C. Lulley. lot /. square
7S2, improved by brick dwelling, Tor =, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-19

NATIONAL THEATER.-The Emma Abbott ENG
nsh Opera Company will appear at the National
Inns week, commencing tonight with 'The
Daughter OF the Regiment Miss Abbott always
draws Vel in Washington where her worth as
a lady and an artist is appreciated Her com
PPnny rs ao very good enc including such we'll
mari, and other celebrities Tomorrow night.
iaul ana Virginia" The lovers of music have
a delightful week before them
FRENCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have hann
completed by which Maurice Grau'5 great
Frelch opera company, at the head of which
are niles: Paola Marie, Angelo land Capoul, VIII
appear at the National Theater c0mmencia az
Monday, April &c, in a round OF the most popn,
lar operas OF Lecocq, Offenbach. Hervi. HerolI
etc, etc. The sale OF seats commences on
Thursday next.
LINCOLN HAII~-A complimentary testimonial
VIII be given at Lincoln Hall tomorrow evening
10 Mr. Harry buckingham. ''PiDafOre" will be
given, with good cast and chorus of fifty.
IHE GRAND CONCERT by Miss Thursby, Brig
non, F6lrante, Ole Bull and Miss Book which
takes place at Lincoln Hall. Wednesday even
Ing, VIII DOUBTLESS crowd the house. The sale
crossing rapidly.
COHGREGATI0fAL CHURCH.-The concert of the
philharmonic Society Will come off at the Con
gregational church tomorrow evening. Miss
Eva Mllis, Mrs. Z. X. True. ,TheO j. TOedt aud
W. L. Pruet and others viii take part
ARLINGTON THEATER.-The following first
class artists viii appear at the Arlington Thea
ter this week: Fannie Bernard. Sadie T,eaCles
Louisa Wolf, Rose Kellogg. Phiilias Alien. Adele
burnett. Rosa Kennedy, E. II. Sheehan, Frank
George and Others.
IHEATER COMIQUE.-There will be ventrilO-
ql1sm. roaring sketches. singing and the ..Pi-
rates OF Penny Ante" at the COmique this week,
4 good bill.
FuREPAUGH's CIRcUs-"the largest tented ey-
nlpltlOn In the worlds coming. 1t will ey-
nlbn at the corner OF 9th and streets MAY 3D.
4tn ana 9Th. The attractions are new. startling
anG without limit. There will be a balloon as
cenSl0n on the grounds each day Of the exhibit
1i~~1,e
May 1st.
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INSTALLATION OF A RECToR.-The services OF
the Church OF the Redeemer Or. E.), Worship
ping In the chapel OF the y. M e. A., were at
tended yesterday by large congregation the
occasion being the installation or Rev. Arthur
Foster as rector. After the reading OF the ser
vice by Rev. W. NJ. Postlethwaite, OF Baltimore
Bishop IaJane preached an able discourse from
isaiah VIII, g. The bricks are fallen down bur
we viii build with hewn stones: the sycamores
are cut down, but We viii change them into
cedarS." Rev. Mr.. POStletnwaite chairman or
me standing committee or the jurisdiction or
me south. presented Mr.. Foster TO the bishop
VINO, recognizing his ordination In the NJ E.
church, received him as preSbyter in the r. E.
church, and finally Installed him as rector of
me Cnureh OF the RedeemeT. Rev. Mr. Postle-
thWalte then delivered the charge. Mr. Foster
has been minister OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, originally licensed in Ireland and has
served number OF charges In this neighbour
hOCd. He was located by the MARYLAND
annual conference in March. and about a month
ago made application for admission TO the Re-
formed Episcopal church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-19

TRIUMPH OF COLoRED TYPos.-Fortune and
sampson, the colored typos, are still at work in
the Witness office and are likely to remain.
TWO OF the strikers have been allowed to return
and third, who has asked to be reinStated, sSiil
be accepted. The foreman said yesterday that
he had received more applications rrom the old
compOSitors than would fill the cases, and that
place OF the striking trio who refuse to work
with colored men. The controversy is ended
N, T. Star 17tb,