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District government Affairs.

District Commissioner Morgan is still quite
unwell at his home with rheumatism, and is re-
ported no better to-day.
Liquor licenses have been issued to L. Van
Riswick and Robert r. White.
THE DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES.
The resolution adopted by the House District
committee, yesterday, respecting the drawback
certificates, has In no wise had The effect to i'm.
pair their market value, the belief being gene.
raj that there has been no irregularity in their
issue, and that the District Commissioners have
acted strictly within the meaning and spirit of
the law. Mr.. Peter Campbell, broker, as agent
for taxpayers, to-day tended over &c. OOO OF them
Tor payment Of special assessment taxes, which
were, of course, refused by the collector The
effect has been that there has not been a dollar
paid to-day for special assessments, whereas
the average daily payments for some time has
been several thousands of dollars.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The health officer reports the mortality OF the
District for the week ending last Saturday as
81, or at the rate of 27.S4 per 1000 per annl1m
46 were white and 45 colOred, showing an an
nual death rate Of 2O.93 per 1000 for the white
and AIS for the colored population; births re-
ported, 50.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle Lizzie Lies con-
Struct two-Story dwelling. o, between 1St and
20 streets n. w.; 81 400. John E. Herrel con-
struct two-story dwelling, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and ?th streets S. e.; $1,000.
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GOING INTO TEA CULTURE.-The Hinesville
(Ga.l Gazette has met with Mr.. L. jackson, a
gentleman originally from Scotland, but who
culture of tea in the East Indies. He is exam
lining the lands Of Liberty county with the view
of locating large tea farm, but before making
up his mind finally he proposes tor visit other
portions OF the state, and also lands along the
Indian river In Florida.
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INSURANCE AGENTS ARRESTED.-A telegram
from Wheeling, w. Va. February %, says: A.
c. Martin and J. NJ. Doddridge, agents of the
Penn Mutual and New England Mutual Insur-
day because OF Noncompliance with the city
ordinance, passed on February 10, assessing $50
tax per annum on foreign insurance companies
doing business here. The cases will be tried
before the police court tomorrow. Governor
Henry M. Mathews and Henry X. List, bankers,
are the PRINCIPAL witnesses
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How CINCINNATI WON.-Mr. Tom Hartshorne,
one of the representatives sent from Cincinnati
to Washington to further the claims of the
queen City for the democratic national con-
vention, has returned home Jubilant over the
used, he responded: SIT was won by hard work
and good deal Of talk; we told them every
thing; guess must have told a thousand lies
there was oceans of beer for three cents glass;
and that thered be pipe run right from each
brewery in the city into Music Hall, and that all
brought them to a dead certainty. Free beer
on a hot day, in a hot convention, amt to be
laughed at. But, hang it all! Pm afraid we
won't be able to keep our promise, as most OF
the brewers are republicans
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A CLERGYMAN's CONFESSED CRIME-A tele-
gram from New Haven, Feb. 25th, says: The
Rev. A. w. Paige pleaded guilty in the U. S.
sending obscene letters through the mails and
was fined 5000 and costs amounting to $40.
He was taken to the Hartford county Jail in de-
For
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FREE BATHs.-A committee Of the Philadel-
phia councils has approved specifications for
two proposed public lighthouses, each to be
90 feet long, So feet wide, and divided into four
and feet deep. The arrangement Of the pools
is to be such that they can be raised or lowered
so as to regulate the depth Of the water, and a
float and Slip will extend from each house to
the wharf The free public baths in New York
have proved a great success, and Baltimore
will, it is hoped follow suit in due season.
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REGULATING THE PRICE OF GAs.-Mayor Jacobs,
Of Cincinnati, has approved an ordinance fixing
the price of gas to private consumers at $1.6O
per 1000 feet for the next ten years. The pres
ent rate is $225 per 1000. The boards OF direc.
tors Of the gas companies thereupon agreed to
accept the contract contained In the ordinance,
to take effect March L.
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The c. AND o. CANAL INvEsTIGATION.-The
investigation into the affairs Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal was commenced at Annapolis,
on Wednesday, before the joint constitutional
before the committee Mr.. Loveridge, president
Of the Maryland coal company, explained the
causes of the decline in the products of the
ouent loss of revenue to the canal The freshet
and railway competition were its natural enc
mics. In reply to an inquiry as to whether
the corporation was managed as political
ing of the kind but on the contrary 1t chad
been managed with a view Of deriving as larg :
a revenue as business would permit
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Why Am So Dull!
! think am bilious. One dose OF Q1ti1'ES Irish
Tea will relieve yot. Sold by druggists.

i th1nk am bilious. one dose OF (Jl1'E'S ITlSh
Tea will relieve yod. Sold by druggists.
For Falling, Premature Gray Hair, Use
London Hair Restorer." Insures new growth.
.London Hair Restorer." Restores the color.
''London Hair RestOrer." The only Clearly and
"London Hair Restorern e1ectual Hair ReStorer
'LOndOn Hair RestOrer." in the market.
or unpleasant odor. Price, 75c. At all druggists.
Stott Cromwell, wholesale agents. Washing
ton. go
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"WelleS; Health Rere,oer.n Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility, decline,
&C. 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street,
N. T., and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDERNEY DARY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In 4 lbs.
"Ward' prints 45c. per h. Also, cottage
cheese and buttermllk. tt
10 Ladies' and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and DyeiHg Establishment,
No. 906 g street, near 9th street. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether Of
American or European Invention, he iS enabled
to do bis work In manner not to be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed The
efectual removal Of grease spots guaranteed ~
Speciality In cleaning Ladies' Reception Dresses,
partly or thoroughly. 26 years. experience. Kid
Shoes and Glove cleaned nice. Moderate prices.
First-claSS work.
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BANDMANN, the actor, is still confined to his
room, at Dayton, Ohio from injuries received by
falling into an excavation in the sidewalk at
Columbus, Ohio. He sues the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-27

LoNGFELLow completed 70 years of his happy
peaceful life to-day, for the good old poet was
born the 9th of February 1907.
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IRISH REIEF.-Parnell spoke at ST. Paul,
Minn., last evening" and 1,5OO was raised for
Irish relief. The Philadelphia Academy OF
Music performance yesterday Melted about
$1,000, making Phfladelphias total contribution
to date $4,000. The New York Herald fund
amounts to over $250,O00.
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CHEW JaCKSUHS BeSC Navy SWEEP T0UacC0.
WHAT EMINENT PHYSICIANS SAY.-P,epe,,tipe
of Malaria. -Colden's Liebig's Extract of Beef
and Tonic Invtgorator is particularly useful
n,alarial typhoid Jerers, and every depressing
disease, we have prescribed it with excellent
success. j. H. Leslie, M D.; G. II. Copp, M. D.;
S. B. Prasons, Md; r. A. Vaughan, MD; Drs.
many others. Sold by all Druggists and Gro
GERS,
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He CAN SYMPATHIZE WITH THE CARA dis
patch from Constantinople says: An aide-de-
camp to the Sultan has been taken into GUS
tody for completely with the Greek, who was
arrested for having an Internal machine in his
possession. The affair seems to have been a
conspiracy against the SuItans life.
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CORAL BANGLES with bells 81, at Prigg's.

A MURDERoUs AssAULT.-This morning a Ger
man named Charles Raabe and friend, while
on their way to early mass at ST. Peters Church,
were approached by stranger. who drew a
piece OF an iron bar out Of his pocket and struck
Raabe on the head knocking him down. He
followed up bis advantage by adding some more
and then made his escape. Raabe was taken
to police headquarters, and afterwards to the
poorhouse hospital for treatment. The cause Of
the assault Is unknown.
VERDICT FOR $500 IN A SIC, 900 DAMAGE SUIT
In Circuit Court No. l, Judge Macarthur. yes
terday, in the suit Of John A. Lynch and Maria
Lynch against the District for $4,000 damages
for injuries to Mrs Lynch through falling
into man-hole in the street, whereby she broke
her wrist, the jury returned a verdict for plain
TIL for $500.
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THE CUBAN INsURGENT CHIEFS, Royas Cayos,
Perez and Vasguez have surrendered, with more
than 200 armed men and several families and
freedmen. The remaining insurgents are closely
purSued by the goYernment trOOnS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-27

A FINE DISPLAY OF BEEF, especially corn beet,
will be made by Mr.. John r. Kelly on Saturday
next, at his stands in the Center and n. l..
Markets,
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CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco.

EDGAR's WhO0pfng Cough Specific Is the best.
sale depot, corner sth and E. Capitol SITS. 2w
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A SURE and unfailing RENE

SURE and unfailing remedy that will cure
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Bilious Attacks, Sick
Bowels and all Diseases of the Liver and Stom-
ach may be found in J. II. Laroque's A,ti-Bilio,ts
Bttters. Price Is cents paper or 81 bottle. For
Baltic. Md.
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JOHN DILLON MULHALL, OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
who owns twenty-four holdings In the town OF
SG s agens there to e recepts sas
for all arrearages for rent up to January l. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-27

RHEUMATISM can be permanently cured by the
timely use OF D11'ang's Remedy.
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KILLED HIS BRoTHER.-Wesley Ph1lipps dur
ing an alteration with his brother Briste (bOth
colored youthS) in Baltimore county, received
injuries from which he died on Wednesday. A
warrant is out for BriSteS arrest.
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SUITS DIsMIssED.-To-day the suits In equity
OF j. B. Proctor, filed by Ross and Dean against
the Washington and Georgetown railroad COM
pany, and the Metropolitan railroad company
10 restrain the use of b. S. SIMPSONS pole
coupling, were dismissed
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DIED HERO AT TEN.-A telegram from Troy
Feb. 26. says: Michael Keller, aged years. saw
something on the ice in the canal at West Troy,
broke through the ice, and his brother James,
10 years old, attempted to rescue MIN. Both
were drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-27

VIOLATION OF THE GAME LAws-Editor Star:
l want, through your useful columns to call the
attention of true and honorable lovers of dog
and gun to the fact that for the past ten days
"WOOdcock" have been for sale in this market
These game birds are now setting, and to flush
am an old man, but once loved to follow nv
dog, and the destruction of these birds during
their brooding urges me to appeal to those who
enjoy true pleasure In the field, to protect our
game. Don't let such offenders go Unpublished:
at least stop their sale in the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-27

YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's spring over
coats, at the Boys Clothing House of b. Robin
son q Co., 800 Pennsylvania avenue.
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KILLED BY INDIANS.-A special dispatch from
Fort Buford says: W. D. Harshall and John
O'Brien have been killed on the Red Water by
Black Cat Fish'S band Of Indians. Morgan and
O'Bren's ranch, SO miles west OF Buford, is said
to be Threatened by the same Indians.
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. CITY ITEMS.
NEW Snring STYLES of Hats.

INV
large and elegant assortment of New Hats,
for Gentlemen, Boys and Children, at ''Lewis',' -
920 18th st.
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CARE AND DIR. BULLS COUGH SYRUP will Danish
Colds and Coughs. % cents bottle.
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THOMAS BOWLING, auctioneer, will sell by auc-
ton this evening and continue for q few days.
at 10 am, and 1:3O pm, at store under the
Metropolitan Hotel, the superb stock of silver
ware belonging to the Aurora Silver Plate Co.
A rare opportunity to purchase useful goods of
elegant designs
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LOCAL NEWS.

National THeateT.-.'The Tourists"
Forrs Opera Ro,lseADaly's New York COM
pany In can Arabian Night"
Thedter Co1nfQ,e.-Murray Hedges variety
combination and MINISTRIES.
TuHnddge HdU.-Prof. Carpenters exhibition
of psychology and mesmeriSm.
metropolitan N. E. Ch,trch.-TableauX and
recitations.
CatrarY Baptist Ch,Teh.-organ, harp and
vocal concert.
Masonic 7eInDle.-Light Infantry fair-ama-
teur night.
Congregational C7l,Tch.-Concert by the Pea
body Orchestra.
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Qui,k'S irish Tea, the poor mans friend. Price
25 cents. Prevents a bilious attack. Sold by
druggists.
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TEE SUICIDE OF JOHN FUELLING.-As stated
In TIE STAR last evening the body of John
Fuelltng, who disappeared from home last Fri
day, was found yesterday about midday by
John A Rupert. jr., while he was out hunting
in his fathers woods, about two miles from this
city. The remains were discovered in a very
dense cluster Of cedars and were at once recog-
nized, lying on the left side, face down. i've
barrel revolver, one barrel empty, was on the
ground beside it. The police, who had been
called into the search, assisted in removing the
body to the second precinct station house,
where it was examined. 1t was found that
Fuelling had shot himself through the heart
the pistol having been so near the body as to
scorch the clothing: The coroner held an in
quest at the station house yesterday after
noon and the jury rendered a verdict
that MI. Fuelling came to his death by
over to GndertakeI spindler to prepare them
for burial. The deceased was a member OF
Syracusian Lodge No. 10, K. OF p. which So
eiety will take charge OF the funeral. For
twelve years he was employed as collector and
messenger by the SchuetZen Verien, and 1t is
now thought that his mind was impaired, hav-
ing once before, several years ago, disappeared
from his home without giving any explanation.
He was "a years OF age. The funeral will take
place on Saturday.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 6:1o p. m. and
extingnshed at at s;se P; m Eo,os, No,
was great success
To-day, Waters agt. Fahey; judgment by de-
fault. Chapline agt. Taylor; on hearing.
eur1ty to be given by plaintiffs. DuBose agt.
District; action for damages by falling in an eX-
AVIATION; on trial.
Mr. Robert Cohen, the well known boot and
snoe dealer on ia. avenue, died this afternoon,
aged % years. Mr.. Cohen was well known and
much respected business man, and consistent
member OF Wesley On. e. chapel
Rev. DIR. Knapps lecture in the vestry of All
Souls church this evening will be on the sub
ject Of Early Christian Art.
ACCIDENTS IN MONTGOMERY. - Mr.. John G.
Bohrer, residing In the lower section of Rock
Vile district, fell from load of hay last week
and broke his collar bone and three ribs, and
on Sunday evening last, his neighbor, Mr.. Isaac
o. Rabbit, fell from ladder by the giving way
of round on which he was stepping and broke
one OF his ribs. At last accounts both gentle
men were recovering from their injuries as
rapidly as could be expected.
THE LIGHT INFANTRY FA1R.-A musical en-
Northumberland and Observation-Disclosures the
feature of the Light Infantry fair last evening.
The attendance was very large. The ballots ut
the close of the voting footed up as follows:
Presidential Cane-Grant, Al; sherman, II;
Blaine, 8; Seymour, Hancock and Bayard, 4
each, and Thurman and Randall, each. Pc
lice Lfeutenant's UnifOrm-ArnOld and Kelly,
III each; Gessford, 1O6, and Guy, IS. Pool
Table for the Firemen-No. 2, 1877; No. 4, so; No.
l, A. and No. g. 2. Masonic Jewels-New
Jerusalem No. 9, Q; Dawson, No. Is, S; Lebanon
No. l. 3, and st. John No. II, 2. Letter Car
riers' Uniform-H. L. Hyatt, 80; w. B. Buttan,
II, and Childs, 6. Punch Bowl for Restaurant
j. Wright, 81; Billy Wright, %; Petersen d
Alschwee. s. and John Ross. 6. Gold Badge for
Ugliest Man-Breitbarth, 1922 Addison, 1O6; La
Hayne, II; Cowte, 81; scattering, 16 Racing
Shell-Analostans, 81: Potomacs, q. Minister'S
Gold Watch-Dr. Paret, Is; Bishop Pink
ney. 6; scattering, Q. Smokers Cabinet-Cor-
pOral Entwisle, CO; Private Boyd, is; Sergeant
Bassett 10. Silver Berry Bowl for Lady Manager
Mrs. Ricketts,, 81: Miss Joseph, 81. Naval
scattering, I. Remington Rifie-Burnside, Al;
Miller, "a; Bassett, 5, scattering, 5. Revolver
for Honorary Member-E. G. Davis, IS; A. w.
Kelly IS; ii. D1ngman S; j. A. Downs, G. scat
tering, 8. Policemans Badge-Duvan 35; Har-
low, 81; c: Ryan, %; S. kearney, 10; McHenry,
3. Auldridpe q
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES FOR PROTESTING A CHECK.
Yesterday in Circuit Court (No. ~ Judge Cox,
the suit OF William NJ. Davis against the Gen.
a check he had drawn on 1t before the name
was changed from the Metropolis Savings Bank,
resulted In verdict for 81 49, the cost Of protest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-02-27

WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP GRoUND.-CommiS-
stoner Morgan, Mr.. Worthington and Others
win commence next week the erection OF ten
cottages on the Washington grove camp ground
on the Metropolitan railroad, at cost of ST. 800.
The cottages will be erected as a speculation, TO
be rented or sold to persons who wish to go to
the camp. They will all be built on First ave-
nue. and will be completed early In the summer.
The 4th street Methodist church have made ap-
plication for permission to erect parsonage for
their pastor, and 1t is hoped that other churches
Will do the same
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A. STRAUs, the Clethier still continues to offer
a reduction OF 25 per cent on all purchases.
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SPECIAL SALE.-FOr convenience OF Congress
men and employees Of the departments special
sale of fine gold AID silver watches Will be held
Saturday at D. m.
Regular sales of silver ware cutlery, etc.,
daily at 10, Q and I:3O corner 10th and ID streets
facing Pennsylvania avenue. Walter B. VIII
hams Co. have instructions to close this stock
soon as possible, at whatever sacrifice.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SEANCE.-POwELL,t the Pyscosraphist who
- produces writing on States. IN fvts light. WITH
elements drawn from the atmosphere by pyschiG
force. The mystery of the age. This evening,
pm, 207 Penn. ave. Admission, with reserved
seat, al.
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TIE LOUISIANA LOTTERY CAsE.-The bond of
II. A. Dauphin for appeal to the United States
supreme Court on the decision against him in
the District Supreme Court in his suit against
the Postmaster General was filed In the clerks
ONCE yesterday, plaintiff and Lyndon II. Steph-
ems being the suretieS.
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MISSIONARY CONFERENCE OF THE P. E.
CHURCH.-Last night an evening session OF the
pal church was held at the Epiphany church,
on g street, and there was large audience
present. Addresses were made by Rev. DR..
Watkins, OF Baltimore; Rev. DIR. Schenck of
New York, and DR.. A. c. Bum, OF China. Right
Rev. Bishop Pinkney, at the conclusion of tine
discussion, expressed great satisfaction at the
result OF the conference, the attendance and the
interest manifested throughout
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10 argue tudU luc Nl.uSSStS DIT f1dll mousse
were respectable, claiming to be replying to Mr..
Perry, but he was checked by the court. In con-
clusion, Mr.. Smith claimed that they had shown,
without the shadow Of doubt, that Pinn was
true to their oaths, and render verdict on the
evidence for he was satisfied that they were in
nocent and that the verdict will be mot guilty.
and that it will meet the approval of all good
citizens. He urged them to stand firmly and
bravely, and their verdict would be credit to
| them for all time to come While remembering
| the family OF the victim they should remember
| too, that these boys here were the support of
mothers; and, in his belief, If the Jury found an
| other verdict than that Of acquittsl they would
| commit judicial murder.
| recess was taken.
| MR.. WELLS ARGUMENT.
| On the court reassembling at IL o'clock Mr.
| Fl. II. Wells, of counsel for Bedford and Quee-
| nan, commenced his argument. He congratu-
Lated the jurors on the near approach OF the
done to the family OF the deceased. there
may be a greater injury done by the
conviction Of innocent persons. AS an Illus
man convicted and executed never dies he in
| stanced the fact that doubt as to the guilt of
one OF those executed for the murder OF Presi-
dent Lincoln. is an obstacle now to a great
man rising to be still greater man. He
| admonished them that grave as has been
the injury, the conviction Of these men, unless
greater injury to the community. They had
| no sympathy whatever for the murderers Of
George Philip Hirth. They had heard
| OF him a young man OF irreproachable
reputation. just In the flower of life
about to be united In the bonds OF matrimony.
They deprecated and condemned the murder
but they say that these three boys did not d.
it-that they were innocent He asked them tc
remember the position In which the body wa:
found,1ying on the back, with face upturned
with the wounds as described, and said tina
their theory was that George Philip Hirth wa
LOT approached from the rear, but the 'front.'
and Ihe blow with fist or bludgeon was giver
on the left side. II he had been struck from
behind would he have fallen ON his back? TIL
| blow was from the front, and he fell back, hi
SIX ii being fractured.
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CafuB at1IlEsslUn- .5U Gents.
Programmes and cards of admission may be had
at the Ellis Music Store, 937 Penn. ave. Pursell's
Bookstore, 422 9th st. Majors Drug Store, cor. II
and It'll SITS. NV. feb16-lIt
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The Washington Gas Light Company have n their
oncel0n 10th street as assortment of the SUN DIAL
GAS COOKING STOVES, In various sizes and pat
tsrns. This Is the Stove used By Miss Dods In her
lectures on cookery
OAu and examine themN mv70