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SUITS IN EQUTTY.-H. E. Davis as admins
traitor OF the estate OF Philip u. Foulke, filed q
Dill In equity yesterday for z settlement OF the
partnership formerly existing between FouIke
Key and for an injunction against the latter
craving the balance, s3l5. 921. or the award of
FAST Sizes obtained by the firm from the Spanish
claims commission for Benjamin Well for cot
ton destroyed In september, 1854, and other
claims.
MI. John W. Thompson yesterday fled bill
lequity against a c. Bradley and others 10
event the transfer or certain funds said 20 be
jag 10 A. X shepherd, and the conveyance OF
zeal estate placed IN the hands OF Messrs
Willard, Cross Il Bacon, as trustees, until the
notes held Dy the complainant against Mr.
shepherd fer 81 ,6,..Zs with interest, are salts
ned.
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TIE COMING SCHCBTZBSFEST.-TheW Washing
ton SchuetZen Nereln are making grand ar
engagements for their annual festival and shoot.
Ing tournament The committee OF twenty
seven met last night at Abner's Hall, Charles
annual Schuetzenfest on the 9th OF June. Ia
continue for four days MeSSrs. Simon Wolf
W. Helmus. Chris Rupert, A.ske:h, j, j.
Appich and Chris Aander were appointed an
executive committee. and In conjunction with
the president, secretary. nrst taryetmaster and
treasurer OF the society, they Will make all
necessary arrangements. number OF crack
shooters rom Baltimore and other places Will
parucipate In The prize shooting.
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Rev. Mr.. Ramsden Elected,

The recent proceedings against Rev. c. B.
Ramsdell, the pastor of the North PRESBYTERIAN
Church. On account of bis having Catholic
wife, seem to have made him popular, fok at a
recent meeting of the board OF regents and the
Joint committees OF the graduating and past
graduate classes OF the law school OF the Ma
t1onal University presided over by Judge Mac
Arthur, Mr.. Ramsdell was Unanimously
elected chaplain fer The coming commence
menl exercises
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Il H Pho.
FR q IT
L "a * "A TIV 4.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS. Ia thorough in its Medicinal Action
and yet 30 AGREEABLE to the TASTE that
PATRONS often disregard our Injunction to divide
the LOZENGE into parts (say two doses) to meet
their respective cases. At the OUTSET 1t Ia espe-
cialy essential to observe the DIRECTIONS closely
TIL one becomes accustomed to its use-when mild
seton and the most satisfactory results are sure to
follow. Ladies and children, and these who
dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines to
secure cathartic action. especially pleased With
its agreeable qualities. Try it ONCE. and you win
esteem 1t highly as SAFE, PLEASANT and EF
FECTIVE remedy. Packed In bronze tin boxes
only. Sold by Druggists.
Price. 70 Cent?. Large boxes. 60 Gents.
narS-eo&w
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Holy WEEK.-The teneorae service was CON-
menced In the Catholic churches last night.
The affairs are dressed IN mourning and as the
services progress the lights are eXtingulshed
until none remain, symboliZing the darkness
which covered the earth while Christ was on
the cross. Holy or Passion, or the "Great"
week as IL was once called has for its obsery-
ahce the sanction OF the church iii all ages
Ihe chief Incidents celebrated during the week
are the Institution OF the sacrament OF the
Lero supper and the crucifi zion OF our Lord
Ine former event is commemorated TO-DAY
when Is called MaUIday Thursday In allusiOn
, 70 me mancate, which was given by Christ 20
a a,s disciples, that they shouII love one an
U .oa. and also the mandate this do In com
1einoiatlon OF Me The churches were all
e eb curing to-day TO allow Catholics to visit
senniebP oSiIories az each representing Christ
oS's,e- IT, Around tomorrow Cool Friday
s 1850 alSehe mouInful memories OF fhe mosr
m are sTa1D oI Ine ecclesiastical year. ana TO
VI az iIresistioly the thoughts az All RI .
t nan ,,a ~ %nom Lentis observed N.Y. SIN
Gay ,ne glCom or the centennial season q, 7 ar
VIII te oroKen In upon by Easter Sunnay wSa y
the resurrection or cur Lord win 70 $500, ~ =
commemorated. The services In the t-3t9 ny
Episcopal churches also during the WeeE a an
OF tne most solemn character, Closing WITH or 81
festivities Of Easter. 'u 1ho
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ELECTIONS or OFFICERS The National saving
Bank las elected the follow ing board If maIs-
geTs:-Wm. Sttchney, s p. B.OEn. = Rloo.l-
george Ii. Plant. j. VI. Latta, ii. u. Eaery,
II WIS Clephane, j. Il. LatlIop and William il
Philip.
The Inland and Seaboard COasting Company
has elected directors as fouoGs:-J ". TaouD-
son, A. II. Herr, III. A. Willard VIM Thompsljl
Nathaniel Wilson, DR.. j. ii. Baxter, 5 ami Nor
Ment, George III. Il. White and H. u. Cooke,
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VERDICT FOR THE RAuROAD-To.day, In the
CiIcuirt Court, Judge Macarthur, the case OF
Augustus Smith agt. the Capitol, North o
street and South Washington X. X. Co. was
tried-plaintin claiming damages for being run
into oy car IN March, 1879. Toe court decided
on plaintiff own testimony that he contrib
uted 10 The accident, ana verdict vas rem
dered for defendant.
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uElD on CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-In the
Police Court. to-day, John Norris, Ed. McRae
ana James Stanley. the three young white men
"no were arrested day before yesterday for
burglary, IL breaking into the mouse OF Mrs
SlCO worth OF jewelry, were all, except Stanley
put under 81. eco bail each, for their appearance
before this court on next Tuesday. The officer
stated that ne had nothing against Stanley
aid lie was dismissed.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Dam
lei Shaw and Clara SnOWden; j. E. King and
Matilda c. Ellis, OF Alex. Co.. Va: joseph C.
Thomas, OF MI!vilIe, y. j., and Mary Cook: Peter
Lewis and Sarah Madison; John Washington
and Lottie Brown.
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For Two DAYS ONLY | shall seISastcnishiny
bargains IN iron agate ware. so per cent. below
cost; cups and saucerS. cents pair; plain
quart blOck-tin dish pans, % cents: thrae-Guart
Turkish bowls, IL cents. at NJ. AuLensIeIn'S
National Auction House, 81 eth st. q. W.
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II consider the best In the market" says
Prof. John M. Carnochan, MD. HAS pro.
ttce than any other of the numerous articles In
the market" says Prof. Egbert Guernsey, NJ D.
Cannot afford to be without your elegant and
single day." says Prof. M. w. Noxan, MD.
Hundreds Of equally emphatic endorsements
from leading physicians of New York city.
Cures piles. hemorrhages Catarrh, Salt Rheum
rheumatism and affections OF the Eyes. Sold In
fty cents and dollar sizes
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C., TO-uigf

Amusements, &c. Tonight.
FOrtrs opera HOuse.-La5t night OF "The
Money Market"
National T'tsdter. John T. Raymond, as
"Fresh."
menL
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BUILDING AssoCIATION.-The first annual
meeting OF the Western Building ASSOCIATION
was held last evening. The report Of the sec
Rotary. w. ii. Wezell, showed the receipts TO
be So, 905.51, and cash on hand s541. 81, assets
sN, Lea: total number OF shares. 257g; shares
Lot advanced On nor cancelled 1,995; avera -
per cent obtained 81 9Iloc; valued OF ore sh are,
sI2G6.
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r INCOLN HALL,

T INCOLN HALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18TH, 1881,
YALE COLLEGE GLEE CLUB,
18 Voices),
In COLLEGE SONGS, GLEEs. Solos. CEoRUsEs. so.
In every city, crowded houses show how thor
oughly popular these concerts are.
The milwaukee sentinel" says:-''The prograln
was novel, and m the hixhest degree entertaining
1t consisted Of fan liar College Sor ga which were
sung with rs st and heartiness that fairly capt.
valed the house"
Tickets, &c. each; to be had at principal Book
and Music Stores. Reserved seats, Toe. may be
procured at Parets Book Store, l221Ps ave ap7-llt
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1nvalids need no longer dread to take that
great specific for Consumption, Asthma and
threatening Coughs, Cod-Liver OIL and Lime,
AS prepared by DR.. Wilbor it is robbed of the
nauseating taste. and also embodies a prepara-
ton Of the Phosphate Of Lime, giving nature
the very article required to aid the healing
disease has destroyed. 1t also forms q remark
aule tonic, and will cause weak and debilitaued
persons to become strong and robust. 1t
SHOULD De kept In every family for Instant use
OF the Lungs. Manufactured only by A. b.
W1lbor, chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists
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SILKS.
SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.

Sun mer silks. AZ ots.,-50 cts., IS OF l., 60 cts
rs cts.
All COL Uhudda Cloth, 35 cts.
Colortd Silks for s rim ming. SO cts.
Colored all silk pamasses, 81 per yard.
Ron an Stripes for Trimming.
PLACES for Irmn ing Broc,des for TT mining.
Colored Dress silks all the new shades.
black DresB silks. Il, Slip, 81. rs, SI.37 81. So
cts, 60 cts.
Colored Lace Bunting 1875 CTS. present value Csc.
COlored Monte Clotn Dress pods, Is cts.
Plain Mohair DR. S. Goods. 121d cts.
Cloth for Boys Spring suits, Is cts 81 cts. so cts
Black Satin Damasse, 81, Sl.l2, S1.25, $3.50
able Linens, rs. 80, 81, 50, 80. IS cts.
Ladies' Cloth in Cream Shades etc.
PARASOLS
= VI. 6O. 81. %. 81. 50 rs, 81. 5U, So. rs, 3D.
Spring styles Of Brussels and Ingram Carpets %
~, 5U, co, 70, ~, 49, 80. 35c. 81.
G. M. TOWSON,
$50 Pennsylvania avsnus.
ap9 South side, hear 7th ST. and Center Market
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The sale OF OIL paintings and water colors by
resident artists commences this evening In the
Old Club House corner OF 18th and streets.
opposite WormleyS hotel, at O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-14

TIE burlesque musical troupe Of the "RaI-
AIDES, " It's individual members varying from four
10 twenty-five feet high, Is said TO be irresista-
bly, ludicrCus. They appear at each exhibition
o. the Barnum and London Combination.
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TIE BaTrUm-LOndOn Show. which Is to ex-
hioit here III a day or two, VIII challenge riy-
airy In us equestrienne and gymnic depart
mentS.
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Iseh;s en.a foca :z~of Won

Prot. E. NJ. Hale, author Mater1a Medica New
remedies: Professor at Chicago Medical Coz.
lege recommends Coca for bad taste in the
mouth, furred and coated tongue, dryness of
the mouth on waking, debility OF the digestive
organs, collie, constipation. Intellectual urging
to stool and tiatulency. SIT is superior to any
tonic have used or prescribed" says Prof,
Hale. BeW are OF worthless limitations.
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COMPLAINT AGAINST A CoNsTABIs fam
plant was made TO District Attorney CorkhIll
yesterday against Constable James A. Bean
That on the 9TH Inst. he entered the house OF
MIS-. Anna L. Baggotx, vl4 18th street and
treated her In an ungentlemanly manner, ana
eXtorted $40 from her, Claiming TO have an exc
cuuon against George BaggotJ, her husband.
ffom whom she is nov seeking divorce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-14

THE police regulations OF the Barnunl- ondon
consolidation are superb-thuS insuring the
DeSt OF order and decoTum.
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v. W. BURDETTE 1t CO, NO s2s 7th street. have
Just received fIOrn their buyer Ia New YORK ten
titces OF black bro;ade silks, az si.25 per yard
Great bargain.
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OPERA CHAIRS OF a novel design. and specially
constructed for the comfort and conye nience OF
Visltors. are used IL the Barnum London EXIT
bilious
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THE attention Of lovers OF the beaurttn, !.
directed TO the magnificent and costly trapping
and housings that viii decorate the war eie
plants In the approaching free street parade q,
the Barnum and London Shows
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A MILE or SNAKES Is advertised among
the curiosities OF the BaTnum- London ExhIbi-
tfOQ9
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SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED PULLMAN PALACE
GAR has Deen built ror the use of P. L. Barnum
esq, and family. In which Mr.. Barnum accom-
pahleS the exhibitions OF the Barnum and Lon.
don Shows.
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WAsHINGToN.
TWO DAYS
CORNER 3 AND NINTH STREETS.
MONDAY and TUESDAY, April 10 and 10.
few Of you saw the first. Now, everybody see
Bsrnum's. The last is the only Best i'll the
World. The Prince Will be present
In person.
CAPITAL INVESTED. 50. 0CO, 600
ACTUAL DAILY MISUNDERSTANDING. $50
p. II. BARNUM,S
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH!
The Great London Circus, Sanger's
Royal British Menagerie. and
Grand International Al
lied Shows.
A COMBINATION OF THE FOUR BEST SHOWS,
BARNUM, BAILEY IL HUTCHINSON.
SOLE OWNERS.
A CONSOLIDATION OF THE FOUR LARGEST SHOWS
THE BARNUM, BAILEY & HUTCHINSON
CONSOLIDATION!
Only Four Great Shows that ever ha the courage
to play in New York under one
management.
HALF MILLION PEOPLE TURNED AWAY IN Two
WEEKS.
THREE LARGEST MENAGERlES ON EARTH!
ONLY MONSTER CONVOCATION OF GIANTS!
CHANG, TIE CHINESE GIANT, AND TOM
THUMB AND WIFE.
200 Champion Circus Performers
and Wrestlers, and Rings!
TWENTY ELEPHANTS! TWENTY CAMELS
AND A WORLD OF NOVELTIES.
SEATS FOR 25. COO PEOPLE! 10000 RESERVED
OPERA CHAIRS!
Tickets of admission for sale at 10 IN r. ELLIS
CO.'S, 937 Pennsyivania avenue, the day of the
exhibition.
THREE PERFORMANCES EVERY DAP, AT
1880 q m. and 2 and Z so p. m.
MAGNIFICENT STREET PROCESSION
On Monday Morning, at 80. Admission the same
as charged by an ordinary chow
II owing TO THE IMMENSE EXPENSE AT
TENDING THIS OLOSSAL COMBIN ALTON, IT
IS IMPOSSIBLE TO GIVE FREE TICKE Is TO
ANY PERSON. apl2-5t
I 1NCOLN HALL. Opera.
G. T. SHELDON........ Manager.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
NIGHTS, AND
SATURDAY MATINEE.
APRIL 20. q, %. and Is, 1881.
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE.
THE
OF FIFTY VOICES.
CAST. Mabel, Cen Stanley's youngest daughter,
ANNIE LEWIS Ruth, q Piretcal Maid of ali
Work, LILLE LEWI1E E6ith, Kste. Isabel Gen.
Sianley's Daughters, FLO. CR0tRAN, SUSIE
66sPnuTvA A RE ma SHARPE; Pirate King HASRY
MAUGkR; FREDERICK. Pirate Prentice, CLEONE
Sergeant Of Pc ice. WILBUR SHARPE.
Admission-Adults. co. children under ten yesrs
OF age, 70 cents, with secured seat. Matinee. Is
col n halt pri1Q
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Tangier Oyster Deoot.

9Th and E streets (Johnson's). Excellent
Steameo and Raw oysters, Saddle Rock Roast
and Broll, New York Stews, Little Neck CLANS,
Clam ChoWder: choice fresh Fish. Meals.
lunch. &C Prices exceedingly low. Ladies'
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"Aaderney Dairy Va9ons."
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
Ing, and delivered In Hlba "Ward' prints 45c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per at. Cream loo. pint.
ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, is the only reliable tonic
lOr brain and sexual organs OF either sex s.,
AL druggists SToTT CROMWELL Agents,
20 $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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WASHINGTON FISH MAKEET.-SOId CT Il. A.
Golden. agent, since cur last repo.t:-50. go
herrings, from SSas9 per thousand; 1000 shad.
from SIS 70 $40 per hundred; GO punches OF
rock and perch, from 30 10 20 cents per bunch.
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EOBD's OPERA HOUSE.

EOBD'S OPERA HOUSE
TO NIGHT,
Last Appearance OF the Brilliant English Actor,
MIR. w. III. VERNON. :.
In the new play. fun of every day interest entinaa
THE MONEY MARKET.
The Husband and Father. Money and ooIitios
The Wife and Mother. Pride. duty and affection
me Daughter and Her Love. Choice between
Father and Mother. play that every one can see
with advantage. The acting Of the various char
acters approaches the perfection Of srt
No performance will be given on Goo Friday
Might.
On Wednesday. April 20,
BILLIE flor.
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MILE BERNHAROr had congestlve chill at
the Chestnut-street Theatre IN Philadelphia
last night at the conclusion of the first act OF
La Prncesse Georges and was removed TO
the Hotel Lafayette She had been i'll all day,
and went to the theatre contrary to thu advice
OF her physician.
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Burnet,,s CocOaine

has RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT.
NO other preparation possesses such remark
able properties for embellishlng and strength
enlng the hair and rendering 1t dark and
glossy. 1t cures badness and eradicates dan
druff.
Burnett's F1avoring Extracts are the best.
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CAPT. MULLETr, the navigator and natural St
from WHOM all the SJ-c4!lrd SEA lions which
GaVe been eXhibi. ed IN America have been our
chased, announces IN . card over his OWL ST.
nature that the only genuine sea lion on eX!;
ZION In the United States Is win the BarnIri
CON mon haiT seal.
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IN THR CASE OF THos. DEJANETTE, on trial
at Danv1lle, Va, for the murder OF his sister,
The jury was completed yesterday from the
slsts OF eleven white men and one colored
man. DR.. Grlscon, or the lunatic asylum at
raleigh, N. c., Is present to testify as an ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-14

THE pavilions OF the Barnum- London Shows
have comfortable seating capacity for twenty
thousand people.
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LU M b r. r.

OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT
VIM AND PUSH WILL DO. NOTHING
BUT STEADY Low PRICES, YEAR II
AND YEAR OUT, WILL CREATE AND
MAINTAIN BUSINESS SUCH as
OURS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT
BUYERS DAN POSSIBLY SEEK IL AS
sURED. LOW PRICES. LARGE STOCK
OF SIX MILLION FEET. AND AN
ARCHITECT TO FURNISH PLANS AND
DRAWINGS FREE OF CHARGE. NO
OTHER YARD OFFERS 30 MANY IN
JUDGMENTS TO DUYEHa.
WILLET u LIBBY,
. 9Th ct. and New York ava,
Sprague Square,
Yards. n. Liberty Market Square.
feb20
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feb20

~ cures every case Of Oatarrh. Price, 25 cents.
Tryit; DR.. Dupare's Blood and Liver Pills remove
Titcomb's Lung Balm cures colds, coughs. and con
snmption; Price. % and 80 cents Dr pnpsre's
and itching piles. Price, 20 cents: For fale At
Western Medical Depot GIG West Baltimore street
Baltimore. Nd, and druggists. mar2i-4ply.
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EBEE KINDERGARTEN EVE II
Il DISCS with Children from the public schools.
at the regular meeting of the KINDERGARTEN
UNION, THIS EVENING APRIL 18th, at 80
O'clock in the Parors Of the Y. NJ. G. A, 9th and
d sits. Parents and teschers are invited with the
children by
President Of the Washington Kindergarten Union.
1t
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Terrible Loss of Life.
Millions OF rats, mice, cats, bed bugs reaches
lose their lives by collision with though on
Rats" Sold by Druggists 15c boxes. tn
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CITY ITEMS.
On All Festive Doc aslons
WHEN FRIRNna ASSEMBLE

For social enjoyment. and particularly during
the holidays. when people delight to exchangs
social greetings and renew pleasant memories
conviviality is greatly promoted by glass Of
Hub Punch" This admirably prepared SUBJ
stitute for 8 punch brewed improTnptu. con-
tains pure liquors, luscious fruits and granuIa-
ted sugar, and is delightful either with not or
iced water. lemonade or milk. Replenish your
sldeooards with 1t of Grocers, Druggists and
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dren 10 visit the exhibition unattended, with
The assurance that they Will be courteously
received and usnered to eligible seats
IHR MAN WHO SHOT Mrs. BgRGEylN WANTS
HIS BAIL REDUCED.-This morning In the PJ-
ice Court, Mir. Z. Maurice Smith stated TO the
court that he has been engaged as COUNSEL for
MaItln '. Casey, who Is low In jail awaiting
nearing on the 18th, under 81 900 oail for assault
and battery with intent to kill Martha y. Rer-
geyfn, and asked the court TO reduce the ban to
$500. The court said that Ii the attending phy-
siclan OF Mrs. BergeYin would seId certificate
slatlng that she Was out OF danger he would
reduce the bonds. The certificate now In DOS
session OF the court states that she will not be
aoe 10 appear for several days, but does not
Gay any tnlng ABOUT being out OF danger,
Mr.. JOS. L. HAYDEN, the assistant T. y. pros
ecQting attorney OF United States cases al rha
folce Court, after getting through his buSl-
had just performed his last official act i'm con-
nection With this court, and hoped that his
succt asor, MT. Randolph Coyle. who Is by no
means stranger TO the court Will have as
pleasant time as he (H.l has had during his rs
connection with the court. He rendered his
thanks to the court, the clerks and subOri-
mates for their Kind treatment He spoke very
had good opportunity of becoming ac-
quainted with them. and looks on them as a
body Of men OF the stricteSt integrity aud
zeal Judge Smell responded, and said that he
regretted that Mr. Hayden was to leave He
spoke in very complimentary terms OF him
and also complimented the police force.
ALEXANDRIA NOTES.-FlSh sold at Fishtown
this morning as follows: Shad, SIS per 100:
herring, Sl5 per 1000; rock, 55c per bunch;
white perch, $50 per bunch. The schooner
henry Dentson, or New York, arrived from
Baltimore last evening, having on board 5000
sacks OF salt. consigned TO VIM A. Smo1t...
The schooner Chas. p. Stickney is now being
loaded by MI. w. A Smoot With $50 cord OF
spoke timber for Philadelphia. Mr.. VIM. III.
irwin, an old and prosperous citizen OF this
city, died at his residence on Prince stress this
morning after short Illness. The republic an
city executive committee will meet az O'Clock
this evening TO determine which course ia beS.
10 pursue. They viii doubtless ioin WITH the
readJuster party. Mr.. ChaS. ROUGH Will leave
10 few da! 5 for Georgia, where he goes TO
accept position on Gen. Gorden's railroa d
surveying corps.
A DRsERTED HUSBAND WANTS A DIVORCE
Mr.. b. Zevely this morning filed bill for 10.
seph a. Gill agt. Catherine V. GIL, residing at
4s4 Maryland avenue southwest. Petitioner
sets forth his marriage with defendant under
the name OF Washington In 1880 and he ch argos
that she deserted him IN 1872
The BRIDGE BUILDING CAsR.-To-day. In the
circuit Court, Judge Macarthur the case OF
Sonn j. Shlpman agt. the District for work
| o4ne on the bridge over the James Creek canal
a. street south. was concluded by q verdict
ior piainun for s., o0o.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-14
LADIES GOODS.

e. fkCIAL NOTICE.
GRAND EASTER OPENING.
tTltE to delay ia srrivRL OF steamer, we have
Just received a case Of IM,OkT Ed BONNETS.
Which tcSether with our large assortment now IL
Stock, We will exhibit
TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY
ArRIL 18TH AND iSFH.
Mis-. VI. }. HUNT.
Nos. 621 and Oh ID ST.,
Between 9th and 9TH streets
No Cards ap9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-14
AMUSEMENTS
NATIONAL THEATER
EVERY EVENING
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
JOHN It. RAYMOND.
In A. O. 0untef's Fantastic Comedy,
"FRESH." The American.

n. B.-The entire production. cast, scsnery, and
New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-14

THE excellent police regulations of the Bar
num- London Shows will enable ladies and Chill
uIeh 10 Vlslt tne exhibition Unattended with
The assurance that they Will be courteously
received ard ushered to eligible seats