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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-27
.LyNSOL T'ENT NOTICE.

LNSOL T'ENT NOTICE.
Henry L. Is: Grouse No. 1886 1n,olvsn,s.
His Creditors.
4 RDERED, This Goth day of July
~ 1881, that the I'd Monday of Octo. er
next at 10 o, lock a. IN. is he ely fixed as
tie time at which Henry l.. Grouse, MS J.
vent pet toner, shall appear IN the Circuit
Court for Allepany county, to answer such
heterogeneous or allegations as his credI-
tors, endo sers ore sureties ma, propose
or le.e against him, aud that John 5
Grove, permanent trustee for the BENEFIT
OF the creditors of SAID petitioner, shall
PRIOR TO the SAID I'd Monday Of Octobe-
next, give at least forty days notice of the
day 81 fixel and OF tue puIport of this
crler by publication in some newspaper
printed IN the city of Fiostburg.
TuEO. LUMAN, Clerk.
JNo. S. GROVE, Permanent Trustee.
Aug 20
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-27
Frostburg, August 27, 1851.

THIS weeks iesue of the Coal Trade
Journal is exceptionally interesting.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-27

ANOTHER large crowd Of ladies
and gentlemen visited Dams rock
Tuesday. A good time was had,
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One Copy, one year. In advsnce........ 81 So
- six months, =" ..,..... 20
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I LINCOLN HALL.
DIR. METTAUR'S
n & A D A c HE Ptlts

Gre most wonderfully IN . very short time both
PERSIA In It's wort forms, cleansing the body OF
OF the bowels.
A .ull size box OF these valuable PILLS. with fuu
directions for complete cure, mailed 10 any ADJ
dTess on receipt OF nine three cent postage stsmps
For sale by al druggists at Is cents.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rey. THOMAS GUARD. one OF the most eminen,
d.. E. Church, Baltimore Md:
1 nave no hesitation in assuring you that DR..
METTAUR's HEADACHE PILLS have proved most
beneficial to me.
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE, pastor III. f. Church. Hs-
/ have tried DR.. MErTAUR's HEADACHE PILE
with great benefit. j now seyenty-nine YEAR,
old, and have been subject 70 Constipation num-
In my case, the first time come TO Baltimore
Yours truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev. LEWIS 4. THIREKIED, pastor II. z. Church,
gave DR.. MErrauR,s HEADACHE PILLS to q
m8n who was in bed with . bad attack Of Bihoun
Fever. and in two days be was out attending TO his
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIREKIED.
Rev. l. E. PETERS pastor NJ. E Church, Urbsna, Va.
ACHE PILLS, and found them most benefcials
Yours truly. L. L. PETERS.
Rev. G. W. HOBBS, pastor NJ. Il. Church, Pied
mont, WA:
Thsve given my wife. who Is a fferer from Head
00sS So 81 rsf truly Ts nA' AWAY CLIO w. HOBBS.
RHOWN CHEMICAL. CO.,
fsl2-eo tOieProprist0rs, Baltimore, Md.
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II is liz such roles Us Brufhtid that Mits. Jolau-
schek seems 70 10 be at hej best. Her strong
ritaiity, her inherent force and earaeStness, her
capabilities for EXPRESSING tClGt IS marked as true
heroic IN dramatic art IN "BTuaEiLd' fad ftIef
score than III the QU,eter dramas. There
tcds no time in last eueniags perform
anee phep she failed to uiuify and 70
embotv ocfth true nobility the scenes in tghict
she participated Noteworthy acre the scenes be-
,reen Sjeaied and herSetthe meeting ,cith ChFisHl-
hiLd and the passionate, emotional scene Ocer the
body of the slain here, beautifully depjcted. Ia a
rcoJd, IRE had reproduced faithful depletion Qf the
semi eGeRddry semi historical times, lclaich are
dear TO erery German heart and Chich ill tie toUeiy
RhineLGnd With story aud soag.-Cincinnat Com
meIcial.
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THE COUNTESS. MADAME Jan.u.cbeL.

JanGusctet is automatically to-day the 1reqieSt.
most commanding actress of her time she is ne
only successor ofthe line If rdgelieaaes Of ,cLo,a
Mrs Stddons stands the representative. Jut Ja-
nduSciteE has more tdrbGrtc force thaR Mrs Sid
do''S, AMI more intellect as ice AMI there IS a gra,
0euf 6tot her uhtch dlec1gs utdkeS one thinE OF
c"e Q" me "ta goddesses punished by being turned
INTO coftGa ami chained 10 me earth 6y heT NOR
dttg. Her action, her personality, d,carfs ereyy-
hih9; matters ttie tchetHcJ her support Is goO3
DAD az tdi8arent, she IS sufficient of hersef Hon
knee you he god" iraS asked of an ancient
" Because tcjten iooked upon hj7l lcas content
tbs IS vdRauSchek.-JeanisJ jane. taIrs Croiy)
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DILES PILESu PIkES,Ii

A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE
NEED SUFFER.
A sure cure for the blind. Bleeding, Itching ana
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR.. VIII
lans IAN Indian remedy, called Dr.. Williams
Indian Ointment. single box has cured the
No one need suffer five minutes aftsr applying this
wonderful eoothing medicine. Lotions, Instru-
ments and Electuaries do more harm tLan good.
Williams Ointment sbsorbs the tlsr ors, allays the
inter itching particularly Di after getting
warm ia bed, acts q poultice; gives inetant and
painless relief, and 10 prepared ony for Pies itch
ing OF the private parts, and nothing else. Sold
By all oruggists, and sent by mali on receipt Of
price. 81 per box. FRANK 5. HENRY OO.s
Props, Cleveland. Ohio. 6T01T 8 Ck0MWkLLs
Agents. " ashington, D. O.. febl6-e0-4p
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ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST THE u. & p RAILROAD.
Yesterday, In the Circuit Court, Judge Mac
Arthur, The case OF Dennis Humphrey agt the
hearing. This Is al action filed by MeSsrs. r.
Il. MerIick and VIM. F. Mattingly IN behalf of
>he plaintin for $50 0C0 damages. In Aprll
1s7- Edison Humphrey, a lad about ten years
n eoa son OF the complainant, was run over
nv train az Virginia avenue and 4 street,
ara bis Iefr ~ was cut off below the knee,
The company pie -.Gence On ,rS nsr 4eisner
Csc Win he fnisbed neSr Monday, TO which
time the Jury was reSpited-
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Ia her rendition of Meded she brings out 0ery for
eibg the Petdsgic and barbara element in NEEDED.
keeping back the sOrceress and echantress until the
grand elimination Of her reuen9e ia the last act.
She played the part last night at Booths 1heatey
rith al her old grandeur aud fiery oehenIence. N
is 10 be hoped that she ciU play several times for
ii is her finest character, and the plaudits Of the
public mind must hare conUinced her OF their
hearty recognition Of her grand acting. She ,cas
called out tcice at the close OF the second m. Y.
World.
tE-Special Notice. The Opera House viii have
Some vacant nights during the weeks commen-
cling April 4th and 18th, when 1t will be rented Tor
acceptable uses at low rates.
On THURSDAY EVENING, March 3lst. dement,
Of j. LOUIS FUkD. most brilliant special At
traction viii be given. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-26

CUT1eURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS 4
POTTER. Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington
street Boston, and are for sale by all druggists.
80 cents large boxes, 81. CUTIoURA REsoLvESr,
the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. OUTICUBA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents In bars. for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents.
tR-A u mailed free on receapt of price.
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DURING THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEK,

BRC MILD, \ MAJESTIC SUCCESS.
BRUNhILD, a MAJESTIC SUCCESS,
BRU MILD, A MAJESTIC SUCCESS.
BRU MILD, a MAJESTIC SUCCESS.
BRUNHILD, A MAJESTIC SUCCESS.
BRJNHILD, A MAJESTIC SUCCESS.
BRUNHILD, A MAJES TIC SUCCESS.
RUNHILD, a MAJESTIC SUCCESS.
BRUNHILD, 4 MAJESTIC SUCCESS.
BkUNHILD, A MAJESTIC SUCCESS.
BRUNHILD, A MAJESTIC SUCCESS.
BRUNHILD, a MAJESTIC SUCCESS.
BRUNHILD, A MAJESTIC SUCCESS.
BRUNHILD, A MAI ESTGC SUCCESS.
BRUNHILD, A MAJESTIC SUCCESS.
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FOSD'S-JANAUsCHEk.

A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GREATNESS
A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GREATNESS
A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GREATNESS
A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GREATNESS
A WEEK OF ABSOLU re GREATNESS
A WEEK OF ABsOI UTE GREATNESS
s WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GREATNESS =
A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GREATNESS >
a NEkh OF ABSOLUTE GREATNESS
A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GRpATNEss
A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GRF.TNESs /,
4 WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GREATNESS
4 WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GREATNESS
WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GRFATNrSS
A WEEk OF AIS0LUTE GREATNESS !,
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To the1ansun,nllye.

Wilbors Compound of od-Liver Oil and
Lime. without possessing the very nauSeating
flavor OF the article as heretofore used, Is en-
dowed by the Phosphate OF Lime with a heal
Ing property which renders the OIL doubly eff
caclOuS. Remarkable testimonials of its eff
cacy can be shown. Sold by A. B, Wtlbor,
chemist, Boston, and all druggists.
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Clear

head and voice, easy breathing, sweet breath,
perfect smell taste and hearing no cough. no
olstress. Ihese are conditions brought about
In catarrh by the use OF SantOrd's r aCIical Cure
Complete treatment for 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-26

ATTEN TON.
We are now prepared 70 show the Handsomest
Line Of
LACE CURTAINS, FELTS. RAW SILKS AND
CRE1ONNES IN THE CITY.
..ouR SPECIALITY" $500 LACE CURTAINS.
rs THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
MATTIHGs. IEGRAINs. TAPESTRY
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS FOB THE
SPRING
TRADE AT BOTTOM PRICES.
SlN6LETOU 4 HOEHEA.
mArl2 10. son Market Space
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Eucaiyptfue

is the Only thing for ladies who attend to house
hold affairs. It makes the hands soft and
plant at once, tmparting a feeling OF great
comfort, and does not soil the dress. Druggists
sell it. Price rs cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-26

SUIT AGAINST THg GAS LIGHT COMPANY
The District Of Columbia commenced a suit
yesterday against the Washington Gas Light
Company, TO recover s5,14953, being the
AMOUNT OF the judgment S5,60O), with interest
and costs, obtained Ia suit entered July 16
lsts, by Mrs. Marietta N. Parker. The action
oy tae lady py stepping into an open gas-box
on G street May y, 1879 whereby Sue was rem
dere0 lame for life. The District was sue1 as
primarily responsible for the safe condition OF
the streets.
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~ street. A''eu "' n0upioi o

IN fHB CONCERT announced for "Wednesday
evening next al Lincoln Hall there viii hs M
6o6a ;ar i asgnea 70 inferior artists as is often
JoseHy stands pre-eminenrly at the haaS 8, 1ha
piano-forte playing OF two worlds, and Hensehe
Is the baritone selected 70 sing in the Sraa1
Campanini, Cary and Nine. EteiEa GerSta STU
Such artists are an honor to an audience SnG
there is NO doubt but that the audience OF Wei
Deeday evening WILL De an honor to the artist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-26

EIoRBITAST BILLS OF UNDgRTAKERs.-In the
Probate Court yesterday Judge Hagner in pass
Ing on some accounts remarked on the eXoro-
liant bills presented By some undertaker5. He
said that D. C auSe the law made $500 the max
num- it was lot right TO try and make 1t as
0-"n'Int IS possible, which many ap-
Near Inau 1Etata thar OF
pear anxious 10 do. In one $50
Hebrew OF small means. the charges had raen
made TO aggregate 1902, by such items as Us
for silk gloves, $50 for casket, etc. The iidge
stated that he should, In future, allow only such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-26

WORK ON THE WASHINGTON CITY AND POINT
LOOKOUT RAILROAD.-A conference OF s. T.
Suit, president, A.W. Dfmock, vice president and
Chief Engineer Wharton was held In this city
few days ago when it was decided, IL Is stated,
TO increase the working force to 1000 men, to
grade the road from this city to BrandyWtne at
zee, TO build large double wharf $50 feet long
within 30 days. W. E. Brown, esq, of Halifax,
n. C.. has the contract. one thousand tons OF
iron one locomotive and ten cars OF different
kinds have been purchased for that end of the
w. ". Hall, Of this city, has charge OF the
working force at Point Lookout preparing the
the road bed for the ties and iron. Two thou
have been ordered for Brandyw1ne, portion OF
which has been delivered. The engineer corps
consists OF 80 men, under charge OF W. j. Whar-
to-, chief; j. H. Chun. first assistant and Robert
A. Bowie, second assistant. Il. Crosier has
working force OF $50 men getting out ties and
tlu9SIa Timber.
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The Case of Mrs. Jett.

Editor &dr:-As pastor Of the late Mrs. Jane
E. Jett, who, On Monday last, was found In a
dying condition On one OF the Alexandria ferry
boats. deem it my duty to say that she was
suspicion in this community. and commanding
the confidence Of all who knew her. She had, 1
am Informed, suffered OF late from severe at
tacks OF vertigo. the tendency of which is now
only too well explained. have feared that the
defensive paragraphs which have appeared in
our daily papers from the Ferry company
might mislead some minds in regard to her
real condition. Her husband and children have
been sufficiently crushed by her death, under
the painful circumstances. without being sub.
Jected to additional torture from the apprehen-
sion that she, the christian wife and mother,
shall, even In the suspicious Of any, be classed
With street drunkards.
j. MCKENDREE REILEY
Pastor OF Dunbarton Street NJ. E. Church,
GEORGETOwE, DC, March &c, 1881.
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Burnet,,s Coco.fre

has RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT
NO ether preparation possesses such remark
able properties fer embellishing and strength
glossy. 1t cures badness and eradicates dan
drun. N''A
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-26

THE BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY met at the Smith
Scnian Institution last night. DR.. George Stern
Dr. Robert Fletcher, or the L. S. Surgeon Gen.
erals ofilce; Dr. Emil Bessels, OF the SmithSo-
MAN institution; Mr.. W. j. Upham and Nj
Henry Gannett OF the I. 5. Census, were cleo
ted members. NJ. Mcdonald read paper on"The
Law Of the relation Of periodfcity In develop
Ment 70 temperature j. W. Chickerinp. ir..
on Roam mountain and It's Flora;" j. E. Todd.
Oh THE Flower1ng OF SolanuIn Rostraturn and
CasSla Cham;PcIistar
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AN OPEN LETTER-Sir: You are respectfully
Invited TO call and see a fine water-col0r paint
Ing Of 1.-THE Five Senses also "Tannhau5er
and Venus now IN my window; and also to ex-
anime the beautiful designs In wall papers.
window shades, pictures, picture frames, &C.,
contained In my stock.
IA n NRERU0FF DIG Tfl street.
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ON TUESDAY-MOTHER AND son.
ON TUESDAY-MOTRER AND SON.
ON TUESDAY-MOTHER AND son.
ON TUESDAY-MOTHER AND son.
ON TUESDAY-MOTHER AND SON,
ON TUESDAY-MOTHER AND son.
ON TUESDAY-MOTHER AND SON.
ON TUESDAY-MOTHER AND son.
ON TUESDAY-MOTHER AND son,
ON TCESDAY-MOTHER AND son,
ON TUESDAY-MOTHER AND SON.
ON TUESDAY-MOTHER AND son.
ON TUESDAY-MOTHER AND son.
ON UESDAY--MOTHER AND SON,
ON TUESDAY--MOTHER AND SON,
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DECIDED BARGAINS
IN
NE" SPRING BRV GRRnS

$50 YARDS OF BRADFORD LACE BUNTING
10 al. the new sh ,des. at l6a5 cts per yard.
0Gg YARDS OF DAM AsSE AND MONTE
CtOI DRESS GOODS, at Is cts per yard
OOO YAbUS OF MOHAIR Dh ESs Clouds in a.,
tne new shades, at 12h cts per yard.
5'CeO YARDS OF MATTILAssE GOODS, at 10
% PIECES OF, SUMMER SILKS, new styles.
4S cts, go cts, 60 cts, rs cts ''-0e'
- b x SILKS 50 cts per yard IS cts, 81. %
CoLORED sILKs. 6Octs. per yard.
hpMAN STRIPES for trrMning.
fLalUs for trimming.
PAM e.oskS fer trir ming.
-a4L-WOOL CHULDA CLOTHS, lew shades
n BIAG e & SATIN oDAMAssEs SO cts. IS cts
.ALL:Wooto FINE BLACK CASHMERE. 81
cI01 FOR BOYS SUITES. 25 cts. 81 cts. !,
so cts.
LADIES' CLOTH. new coaching shades.
~, IABIE LINENS, rs cts. yard-long all linen
INGLIsH CORDED P1oUE, only 12k cts.
NEW STYLES IN FANCY HOSIERY FOR
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN HOSE, only rs cts.
pair.
SPRING CARPETS,
20 cts cts 90 cts, go cts 76 cts, ST.. 90 cts.
DECIDED BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPART
G.. N. TOWSON
63b PennSy1vantA avenue. south side
naI26 Near 7th street and Market
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Skin HumOrs, Milk Crust, etc.

SKIN HUMoR.-Mrs 8. E. Whipple, Decatur.
Mich, writes that her face, head and some parts
OF her body were almost raw. Head covered with
scsbs and sores. suffered fearfully. and tried
everything. Permanently cured by Outicura
Remedies.
MILK CRUsT.-,AIrs. Bowers, 143 Clinton street.
Cinclnnst, speaks of her sisters Child, who was
cured Of milk crust which resisted all remedies for
tful head Of hair
letter OF The HANDS. Elizabeth Buckley, Lit
Teton, n. H. thankfully praises the Uu,icura
Remedies for cure Of letter OF the haads, which
Lad rendered them almost useless to her.
scald Head. Alopscia, Etc.
sCALD HEAD.-H. A. Raymond. auditor F. W.,
4 3. X. r., Jackson, Mich, was cured Of scald
head OF nine years duration by the Cuttcara Rem
edies.
FALLING OF THE HAIR.-Frank A. Bean. Steam
falling Of tie hair by the Cuticura Remedies. which
completely restored his hair when all said he would
lose It.
observation-disclosures Lee. 2276 Frankford ave.,
Philadelphia, sffiicted with Gandruff. which for
twenty years had covered his scalp with scales one
quarter Ct an inch in thickness, cured by the Uusi
cura Remedies.
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a New Use for Cork,

The wonderful success of the American make
OF Ltnoleum Floor Cloth is fully deserved. 1t
Is beautiful floor covering composed mainly
OF hnely ground cork and solidided Oil, making
remarkably durable floor cloth, unexcelled
c1ally suitable for all classes of dwellings.
dining rooms, halls, churches and hospitals.
The genuine has "Linoleum" printed on the
PACK OF every square yard. Kept by all carpet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-26

JANAUSCHEk.
JANAUSCREk.
JANAUSCKEEK.
JANAUSCHEk.
JANAUSCkfEK.
JANAUSClEEk.
JANAUSCHEk.
JANAUSCHEk.
JANAUSCHEk.
JANAUSCEs Elk.
JANAUSCHEN.
JANAUSCH TX.
JANAUSCHEK.
JANAUSCHEK.
JANAUSCHEK.
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Cor dcnsed Locals.

! IN the case OF Sylvester Mayhem against
| christian RUPERT: for damages by material
which case the jury gave the plaintiff a verdict
for g 50o all the parties to the suit have filed
affdavits that the Judgment has been satisfied,
ana asking that an entry be made In the record
| TO that effect. MI. N II. Miller appeared for
the assignee. j. Hoffman Smith.
Ihere is sample case prominently dis
| Played on pennsylvania avenue Which Is pia-
| carded presents for children Within this
case are knives. revolvers, shot guns, poker
checks and playing cards.
An examination OF the record and testimony
10 The divorce case OF Charles Miller VS.. Ann
| Miller, does not include any charge OF intem-
perance or 1ntoxication against the defendant,
MIS-. Miller, as reported In yesterdays STAR.
A marriage license has been issued 20 Charles
William Rouse and Lizzie s. Warner.
f., M NJ q q, D,avenport: for many years clerk
died this morning OF consumption. he was
was Hercules.
meDt, pennsylvania National Guard who was
thought TO have been fatally injured by one OF
inc IRON arches falling upon him on the morn
Ing OF Inauguration day. has so far recovered as
to be able to be sent 10 his home In Pennsyl-
Vania.
Yesterday afternoon mad dog Jumped
through q window IL the house of Col. VIVA.
winthrop, 1100 vermont avenue northwest
doing about 5000 worth Of damage Officers
Jeffries and Sullivan was called In and killed
the animal.
Yesterday morning Officer Yeatman of the
first precinct. was notified that there was sick
man on board the steamer Jane Moseley who
had been sent here by the mayor of Norfolk,
Va The officer obtained the police ambulance
and had him sent to the hospital
street lamps viii be lighted at 6:35 p. 10. and
exfDguished at 4:20 q 10.
ShOTtness OF funds at the Government Print
Ing Office will necessftate the furloughing of
several hundred employees there between this
time and July 1st next.
At the meeting OF past graduates class OF 1881
Of the National University Law School, officers
were elected as follows: President, WIN. New
ell; vice president, Geo. w. Ward; secretary
j. G. Dowell; treasurer, B. II. Richard.
In taking colored thief named Holmes to
police headquarters yesterday Detective Voss
was knocked down by the prisoner, who made
his escape.
In an alteration between Frederick De Trou
Vile and D. B. Weeden, in the store OF the lat
ter, corner lth and streets southeast Thurs
day night, Weeden received several cuts In the
right arm while attempting to eject De Trou-
Vile from his premises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-26

MEDEA, A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH.
MEDEa A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH.
NEDEA A GRAND CLASSIC TRIU MPH.
NEDF, GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH.
NEDE. A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH.
MFDEA A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH.
NEDEA, A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH.
MEpEA. A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH.
NEDEA. A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH.
MEDEA, A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH.
MEpEA, A GRAND CLASSIC Triumph.
MEDEA, A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH.
NEDEA, A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH.
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LOCAL NEWS.


AmuScfncutss 0Css AOsniSu~
Fords Opera Hotiss.-John S. Clarke In IA
Widow Hunt" and T0odleS-'
National Tneater.-Rice's surprise Party in
''Hiawatha.r
TaUmadge Haa.-Prof Carpenter, the mes
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LINEN COLLARS &c.; prints. 41Ec.; Lonsdale
cotton, 10; large Turkish ogels, 1214; beautiful
Madras gingham, 12]!, at Brodhead q CO. s, 1895
street northwest.
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CUTlCU RA
Itching and Scaly Diseases, Serofulous
Humors, Ulcers, Old Sores and Mer-
curiai Affections Cured When
AL other Humnu gencfes Fail.

l; CuT1ouRA REsoLvRET purifes. strengthens
and supper the system through the most critical
stages Of blood, shin and scalp humors and dis
orders OF the liver, kidneys and urinary organs.
2. CUTICURA, noe d1cinal jelly, arrests disease
allays Inflammation, itching and irritation, heals
ulcers and eats away deaG skin and flesh.
3. CUTICuRA MEDICINAL SOAP, for the toilet
bath and nursery cleaneea sooth s, refreshes and
beauties the skin. CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP is
the only medicinal shaving soap.
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am now Offering twilIed flannel suits in the
shade OF blue so much sought after last sum-
mer, and In which the supply was unequal to
the demand. The color is pure indigo and will
not Jade. have them In double breasted sack
coat suits; In very short single breasted sack
coat suits for young men, and In fashionable
iour.Dutton sack coat suits, sizes from S2 TO A
lncnes breast measure. can nit the long. the
snort and the proportionate figure. The price
VIII De $l4 for each suit of any size or style l
have about two hundred suits In stock and win
the same. 50 per suit
The early bird catches bargain.
GEO. c.. HESNISG
4t0 Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-26
CITY ITEMS.
Indoor Esioyment

rs greatly heightened BY little judicious con-
VITALITY. A social glass OF Hub Punch with hot
or cold water is q most welcome accessory OF
beverage is peculiarly acceptable at parties
and other festive gatherings. when mixed with
lemonade, fine ice, soda water or milk hot
cold Cncork 1t and it's ready. Every first
at 81, 25 b0rtIa
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That there IS genuine rerirat Of Iegfinnt Iran,a
as coHcuStUe(y sho'cn by the records Of our thftcrs
Jof me last s'1 months Both IN tragedy and coi-
edy the best has been most successful Niob, n f,s
might cronded hOttses hare rifEtssed rendition, NJ,
ShaksreGre'S TRAGEDIES, and the same de, titereS,
has been shocn IN 0esltees comedies Editorial wash
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