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Great Snow storms i'm the West

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 3.-There was an
other neaVy snow storm last night. Trains on
all the lines Will be again blOckaded and all
traffic suspended.
storm Is reported to be prevailing throughout
the northwest, extending from this city TO Da-
kOta, and moving eastward. It reached here
ABOUT midnight, and the very high wind was
accompanied by driving sleet The railroad
traffic has net recovered from its late blockade
and will he again suspended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-02

An ES-WAsHINGTON LAWYER KILLED OFT
VISTA special dispatch TO the Baltimore
AMERICAN from Westminster states that news
has been received there OF The killing OF Frank
J. Wright, formerly Of that place, aged n, in
COLORADO. Mr.. Wright, VINO pTacticed law In
this city for some years. went west last Max
10 attend 70 some business for one OF MS
clients, and became interested In certain mln-
1Dg Claims IN Colorado Ia order TO look into
the matter furth her, he purchased some mules
ana haVlDs hired a servant. started out for a
prospecting tour FL the mountains The mules
had been stolen, but Mr.. Wright. OF course
was Lot ava OF the fact when he purchased
them. The real owner, having learned thar
tney were liz his possession, started with some
friends in pursuit, and coming up with MIN
the party shot him dead, Supp05lng that he
was the thief Nothing was heard OF him by
his family from August, 1SS0, until a day or
TWO ago, when letter was received from Rev.
Dr. David Wilson, formerly OF Westminster,
Out low Chaplain al one OF the United States
army posts III Colorado. Becoming alarmed at
the young man'S long absence and silence tue
family had written TO DR.. Wilson. Who after
maAlng an investigation, discovered the facts
as gwen above. Mr.. Wright Is spoken Of as
5ouIg man or excellent character.
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RANGE oF THR rurpyouv-y,
LOCAL NEWS.

Amasements. &c. Tonight
FOrfs Opera House-HaverIys MaStOdon
Ministries.
National Tteater.-"Fun on the Bristol"
Odd FtUOlrs' HnH.-W. FL. Bakers company
IN 1.-The Yankee Detective"
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Liebix Co. g Coca Beef Tonic,

Gassitude. nervous depression. debility. mala-
ria, dyspepsia, liver complaints, heart arec-
tons, drOpSical troubles arrangements of the
stomach and bowels) iJ is Invaluable says Pre-
lessor F. W. HunD NJ. D., Honorary Member
Imperial Medical Society of st. Petersburg
Russia, etc. All who are run down and debilf-
tated should take 1t. Beware Of limitations.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
International Pigeon Shooting


LONDON, March 3.-Dr. Carver, the American
marksman, and Mr.. Scott, the English shot,
who competed In pigeon shooting match at
HendoD, February !, In which the former was
victorious will compete again at the Aquarium,
Westminster for a purse OF e600, the match
commencing on Wednesday, the 9th Instant,
aud lasting ten days.
Killed in Ireland.
The employer OF Hearne the land agent who
was shot near BallinroDe. is no relation TO the
late Lord MountmOrre5.
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Minnesota and Her Repudiated
Railroad ROnds.

ST. FAUL, MIMI, March 3.--The senate has
concurred In the house amendments to the bill
providing for the ad justment OF the old repu-
will sign 1t to-day. The bill is substantially as
reported In these dispatches at the time 1t was
first offered.
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ARREST or An ALLEGED VIRGINIA ROBgsR -
ADout O'clock last night dispatch arrived al
po4tCc AS@u,lGdIltIs IRON j. ii. Walter, chief OF
police OF stanton. Va. asking for me arrsst or
eoioIed man named James X. Smith. who h l /
foooed the house Of Mr.. Shoemaker M thar
place, or gold watch and Sl20 In money.
Lieutenant EcElJr started out In the aD.anSS
OF the detectives, and captured his raan ar me
Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot lust as he
was about TO take his departure to hunt for
him.
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Child INDICTED FOR MCRpER,-This morn
Ing, 10 The Criminal Court. among the arralgn-
Inents we're those OF Charles Taylor and Edward
Lucas. charged with murder. When Taylor
" ds called, the audience as We'll as the court
were aston1Shed 10 see the bailin place at tae
SdI small colored boy, scarcely 3 4 feet IN
IIe,gnt' and not over II years OF age. Judge
~Inlss asked. In the name OF heaven, with
MEaI Is that child charged?" Mr. Perry. He
,en ~, ier murder IN shooting a Guild four
80 S erl nave already applied TO the Attor-
toiro, 70 "a, ~ lof pardon, conditioned on his
~ ~ : ~ thS reform school during minority
tbs o rnnr was read, charging MIN with
a,,e n nuiusI OF one Eddie Ford by s6oot1no him
o plea OF not guilty be entered " 'of ma ~
Ihomas appears for the child. Lueas f. = =. od ~
ortd man VINO is charged with SHOOTING M
lot guilty. pi7idei
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Have Rec.n,Iv PM an Ss

q large assortment OF Blue Flannel Suits suit
aole Tor Uniforms. G. A. R.. Railway Offieials
X. Nj. s., Police, Department and business pur-
poses. The mt OF these cannot be eXcelled even
by custom-made garments, and IL alterations
are necessary, which will seldom be the case
have competent man employed for that pur.
pose. The colors will not fade
GEO. c. HENNING,
40 Seventh street
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DON'T MISS THE CHANCE-StrangerS in Wash
1ngton may Inspect and select from the largest
assortment OF boys clothing In the District II
they call at the Boys Clothing House OF b. Rob-
lnSon q Co, 9U9 Pennsylvania avenue. The
prices are much less than elsewhere
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says: by the use OF Liebig Coz Arnicated Ex-
tract OF Witch Hazel cured myself OF severe
and chronic cataTrh." Beware OF cheap, worth
less limitations Also cures Piles Rheumatism
and Neuralgia. Sold In soc. and 81 siZes.
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MINERAL WATERS. - Congress Water The
purest and safest OF all'cathartic waters. None
genuine sold on draught- Avoid all coarse. irri-
tating waters, forcing and domestic; they fInDaIr
The digestive organs and kidneys
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70 the rotting,- Smuggling and death OF the
senses OF smell, taste and hearing Sanford's
Radical Cure for Catarrh Is supreme Complete
external and internal treatment for 81.
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AFFAIRS IN ARIZONA,

SAN FRANCISCO, March "a dispatch from
Tues On. Arizona. says: A discovery Of coal has
been made Is miles east OF Saddle Mountain
district and 20 miles north OF Tucson. The coal
Held, as far as prospected, is six miles long aud
over half mile wide.
A Prize Fighter shot.
Tucson, Arizona, dispatch says: James
Jourdan, saloon keeper, shot and mortally
wounded Ben Hogan, noted prize fighter at
Bisbee, February goth.
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ROGERS silver plated teaspoons, 81 half dozen:
Rogers triple-piated knives, s2.25 half dozen:
opera glasse3, from g up. Watch and tewelry
Street.
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The SINE QUA NOM Of cigarette smoking IA
reached. The "Opera pufTsT are simply de-
ncious. Saliva proof, ana Will not stick to the
lips.
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In DRY GOODS,

BARGAINS In DRY GOODS,
20 pieces all wool BLACK CASHMERE, 75c.
Ion White Ground SPRING SHAWLS, a. 50.
100 dozen Ladies' OOLORED HOSE. 25c
90 dozen Gents all Linen HANDKEROHIEFS,
12hc.
500 dozen TOWELS. 81, 81. 80, So. ga. so, 49,
1900 yards Plain and Striped MUSLINS. l5c,
former price 26c BIC. and 40c.
2 90 yards CORDED PIQUE, 70.
90 dozen NAPKINS, all prices.
600 WHITE SPREADS, 81 and 81. 30.
at very low prices.
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
feb2s 7l3 Market Space.
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BOWLING GREEN KY July

BOWLING GREEN, KY, July, 1880.
have had an excellent sale for SWift's S.
SPECIFIC, and the results have been most salts
factory. j. o. BURGE, Druggist.
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Ar W. GAIT. BRO. e. Co..
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY
SILVER WARE,
PLATED WARE,
FANCY GOODS,
feh2s HOY Penns. ave.
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we are prepared TO furnish In any quantity.
az moments notice, prime salt water jOysters
AT '5c. per gal. LOMAX 81 JOHNSON,
9Th and streets.
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STRANGERS should seize he opportunity to get
bottle OF Eucalyptine for the skin. Price %
cents
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ALLEGED HOTEL THIEVES IN CUSTODY TILL
SAIURDAY-The young man giving his name
as George ". Heller, who was caught In the
Arlington Hotel last Monday trying 10 enter
the rooms OF some Of the guests, and who was
caught by one OF the employees, and committed
TO the work-houSe In default of bonds by Jui9e
smell, was released yesterday on bonds given
Dy Mr.. X. Z. Hoffman. who keeps bar-room
al the corner OF 18th and E streets. Heller was
caught at his old tricks again this morning at
the Metropolitan Hotel IN company with
another young man named Henry W Wilson,
Thty were trying 10 get into the rooms of some
or the guests at the hotel. among them the
room Oh Representative e. vi. Shelter. They
were pursued TO the street by some or the en-
pioyes, when Officer Dubois took UP the chase
and captured them about block from tue
MOTEL In the Police Court this NJ Orning the
men, both well dressed Heller wearing a silk
beaver, were charged with being professional!
lnleVes ana committed, much 10 their On a5rIa
Tor nearing next Saturday, In default OF STaO
bonds The bonds given for Heller yesterday
were today forfeited. and tc Is hardly pco6-
able that any other kind hearted person viii
risk $500.
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MILK AND CREAM for everybody. telnnbone
or call and depend on getting all you want, r.
h Ward, Alderney Dairy. 4I4 Sd street north
west.
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ny cases. some Of which Mr. Hickline mem

toned. A
2. D. Gilman, dealer In drugs and medicines, No.
o1. fe1nsyIvADla avenue, said he had not cold any
OF 81 Jacobs Oil YET but intended to do at once
as ne found the remedy WAC in great demand, and
every body Ia talking about it.
by the time hsd made the above Investigations
ny nour Tor departing from Washington to full al
p1slnese enhancement In Baltimore I'D arrived but
! learned enough to know that st. Jacobs Oil was
doing the sane good work in Washington that 1t is
performing al over the country. 1t
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The Late Senator Carpenter.
AN ERROR CORRECTED.

An item appeared in the Milwaukee Sentinel
of February Is. purporttng to give the particu-
lars OF Senator Carpenters estate. In stating
the amount OF insurance on his life, no mention
was made Of policy OF 10000 IN the Equitable
Lie Assurance Society OF New York City. This
company has already teIegraphed Its re adIneS3
TO pay this amount at once. The EIuttaOle
company claims, by the way that iU is the only
company whose policies are indisputabIe and
which pays Immediately upon the death Of the
Insured, and that other companies take 90 or 30
days TO examine the papers
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DRESS SUITS or the Inauguration bail az 3.
hoolIson 8 Co. 5, 900 Penna. avenue.
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NEW YORK LIFE Insurance COMPANY,
OFFICE Nos. 3&6 AND S4S BROADWAY
January L, 1851.
Amount Of net cash assets, January
], 1880 .sss, 1856. 4sl 6s
REVENUE ACCOUNT
Premiums .......S7, Ola, SI9 SO
Less deferred pre-
miums Jan. /.
1850 ......... 80. 367, 9S9.O2
Sc, $40, S30.b7
Interest and rents
(incudng real
lied gains on real
estate sold). 5000. So, 695. SIT 95
Less interest &C
crued Jan. /, 1850 317 9S9 IL
s2.3l7, sss "a
IS gS4 7l9 Al
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So, 317, S8S 8
So, 964, 719.4
BAT, $50, ISL s
DISRuRSEMEU

$47, $50, Isl. 09
DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNT.
Losses by death,
including Reyer-
sonary additions
~ TO same ........$l, 73I, 72l 81
tured and dis
counted, includ-
ing Reversionsry
additions TO same. 664, 579 IS
Anhuities, d.vi-
dends, ard re-
turned premiums
on cancelled poll
., cies ............ 2, 203. $1,000
Taxes and re- insur-
aDces. PIP, 424.0
COMMISSIONS bro
kersges, agency
expenses and ply
sicial s. fees ...... ITO. S04 80
Office and law ex-
penses, salaries,
advertieg, print
ing, &c............ 1872, 9lG. Ga - S5,S0S. $50 a
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COLUMBIA POTTERY 90,
MANUFACTURERS OF
sTokk AND eARTHENWARs,
BIB Georgia avenue, Foot OF Sd street s. 9

general assortment of Jars, jugs Pitchers
Buckwhest Pourers, Milk Pans, Butter Crooks
Churus, Beer Mugs, SC. n manufacture and on
Gotta materisl, and by skilled workusn.
OUR FLORISTS AND GARDENERS Depart
rent Ia cCEjple'e, with . large assortment Of MA
CHINE AND II D-MADE POTS, manufactured
from the best quality, tempered. RED POT CLAY
ORNAMENTAL Flower Vases, Urns, Hanging
Bsskets aud CONSERVATORY WARN.
tF The First Diptoms awarded ut the late EYhi
oition Of the horticultural Society and at the Ma
donN Fair. tan18-Sm
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MONTGOMERY. Ala ,IuIy

MONTGOMERY. ALA, July $50.
Our sales OF SwtftS 8. Specific has been good.
we are now On our third gross, and its success
has been perfect.
tn JONES & CARY Druggists
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A TTENTIUN!

A TTENTIUN!
In order to make room for our
SPRING STOCK.
VIE WILL SELL FOR THE NEXT 80 DAYS
line Of
BODY BRUSSELS OF STANDARD MAKES,
AT $3.50 PER YARD.
TAPESTRY AND INGRAINs AT CORRE8POND-
INGLY LOW PRICES.
SINGLETON e. HOEkE,
SUI MARKET SPACE, fs
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Divisible surplus at 4 per cent. 1926, O96. 80
Estimated surplus by the New
York State standard 1T ~ per
cent. over ...................... 5000. 900. 90
From the undivided surplus Of 81. 295, 096 the
Board OF Trustees has declared Reversionary div
ideud to participating policies n proportion to
their contribution to surplus available on settle
ment of next annual premium.
During the year 6, 946 Policies have been issued,
insuripg S22 229, 9f9.
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Or 100000 American population, 1t is said
one-thl1d use Or. Balls cough syrup.
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CITY ITEMS.
T,iekling Past tire Deltxhted P.late,

HAD Punch tcith Hot Cod Water
Is very agreeable, aud &c diff1SeS an ecstatic
glow through the system; and it Is also delicious
with ice, lemonade, soda water, or hot or cold
milk. Punches brewed at request are far be-
hind 1t In flavor. Sold by grocers, wine mer-
chants and druggists at 1913.
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T HOWARD'E-
~ pounds Granulated Sugar, best quality for 81 90
I0H Z" Coffee 'tA" % "a 4" LOO
IL IS Light Brown " leo
Imperial and Oolong Tea, per ID. .......... 40
GupPowder Tea, very choice, per lb...... .... 90
Old Government Java Coffee. Per Id .....-.... q
Very best Rio Coffee per ID .................. Is
Minnesota Patent Process Flour, per sack. 2.25
Choice Virginia Family Flour, per sack. ..... LIS
Sc A" Extra &c ...... 1.50
Sweet Cstswba Wine, per gall. ............... loo
Don Carlos Sherry, rich and frIity, per gail. 2 50
California Brandy, equal to impoIte 500
Rye Whisky. direct from distillery. five years
Old Imperial Cabinet Whisky. per gall. 80. 4 90
OldeTopaZ sherry, per gall .................. 3 80
Duff Gordon Pale Sherry..................... 90
German Mustard, per gall ............. SO
Very choice Porto Rice Molasses, per gall 80. 40
And all other articles usually kept in Q arst-cass
esta blishment. at correspondingly low figures. at
HOWARD'0,
9TH and L streets northwssx
n. B.-Teiephonic Connections. ,snl9-3pn
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THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY. March 3, 1851.
The Wealth er.

CFPrCg OF THz CHIEF SIGNAL OFFrCgR)
WASHINGTON ID. c., Mar. s. 1851. $50 a. m,
For the middle states cloudy and threatening
weather with rain or snow, northeastern poS.
sibly veering 10 warmer southeasterly winds,
lower barometer.
RANGE OF THK THERMOMETER
The following are the readings of the ther-
uometer at the Signal Ofaee during the day
] a. m, 2s': II a m, $50. p. m, 35'. Maxi
mum, $50. minimum 26o.
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Number of

TRUSTEES:
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Fl. b. CLAFLIN.
VIM. Ill APPLETON, JOHN IL. FURMAN,
WILLIAM PARTON, DAVID DOWS.
WILLIAM 4. BOOTH. GEORGE A. OSGO0D,
HENRY TUCK, N. D., ALEX. SrUDW Eli,
HENRY BOWERS. CHA5. WRIGHT, M. D.,
LOOMS l.. WHITE, EDWARD MARTIN,
ROBERT b. COLLINS, JOHN MARS,
4. 3. FISHER, EDW. A. WHIT TEMORE
Il: sUYDAM GRANT, WILLIAM II. BEERS.
THEODORE NJ. BANTA, Cashier.
D: O,DELL, Superintendent Of Agencies.
CHARLES WRIGHT, NJ. d. I ,.e,.,E.
HENRY TUCK, NJ. D., neuIc"i IAaulluers
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
WILLIAM 81. BEERS,
Vice President and Actuary.
HENRY r. CRANE
Manager Southeastern Dept. Baltimore Nd.
TYLER s. RUTHERFORD,
COLUMBIA,
mara st No. 62S r street northwest.
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Tor brain and sexual organs OF either sex 81.
All druggists. SToTT & CROMWELL, Agents.
90 $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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DO Not Ri4k Destroyiuo

Terrible Loss OF Life,
Millions OF rats mice cats, bed bugs, reaches,
lose their lives by collision with "Rough on
Rats" Sold by Druggists. 15c. boxes tn
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ROMAN NECKLACES. locksss. crosses, Hot BRING
diamonds PTigg's. .is
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The Peoples Worldwide Verdict,

BurnettS Cocoaine has been sold In every
civilized country, and the public nave rendered
the verdict that 1t is the cheapest and best Hair
Dressing In the world.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are Invariably
acknowledged the purest and the best.
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4 Cough. Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. Neglect frequently results
10 an tncurable lung disease Or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and balSams, but
acts directly on the inffarned parts, allaying
irritation, give relief In asthma, bronchitis,
coughs, catarTh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject TO- Scld
at rs cts a box everywhere.
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ELOEIDA ORANGES,
FRESH TOMATOES OAPONs FROM PHIl.A-
DELPHIA.
ALSO, PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUR-
KEYS.
EXTRA ROAST BEEF, CAyvASS-BACK, BED
HEAD. QUAIL. GROUSE, Ere,
AT THE
PALACE MARKET,
Cor. I4th and New York ave-
FRANK j. TIBBETE. isnl7
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Wal DE MEYERS
O ia 3 r II
CURE. One package Is generally sufficient A
real cure OF CATARRH for Sl.00! now 60
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Do Not Risk Destroying
the delicate membrane lining OF the nose and
throat by using dangerous snuff5. DR.. Hartley
Catarrh Remedy never causes the slightest
irritation Or sneeZing, affording Immediate re-
lief and permanent cure. Sold by Stott d.
Cromwell and all druggists 3.I-6
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"Aiderney Wagons
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
ing, and delivered In Is lbs. ward" prints, 45c
per 10. Also. cottage cheese outtermilk and
sweet milk sc. per qt.
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DILES PILES!: PILEs!i

SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE
NEED SUFFER.
sure cure for the blind. Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR.. VIII
lians Ian Indien remedy, called DR.. Williams
Indian Ointment single box has cured the
No one need suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, Instr1i-
ments and Electuaries do more harm than good.
Willlams' Ointment absorbs the tun ors alays the
inter Sc itching particularly at ngt after gettins
warm In bed, acts as poultce; gives instant and
painless relief and is prepared only for Piles itch
Ing OF the private parts, and nothing else. Sold
by all druggists, and sent by mai on receipt of
price. e. Pr box. FRANK s. HENRY & 90,
Props, Cleveland. Ohio. ET0TT & CROMWELL
AGENT Washington, ID c.. febl5-eo-4p
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HNER'S MUSIC HALL.
"A L street northwest, bet. 9Th and Stle
GRAND CONCERT THIS EVENING AT s.
BY PROF. L. SCHNEIDER'S ORCHESTRA
ON FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 4,
GRAND BALL AND PROMENADE CONCERT.
Music by the fun band. 18th Regiment Infantry.
National Guard Of Pennsyivania. Tickets, 81
cents. u1arl-3t
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ODD FELLows' BALL.
COMMENCING MARCH Z
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
BLIND TOW.
The musical phenomenon of the age, renowned
throughout the world as the greet test
MAJ UhAL PIANIST LIVING.
At these performances BLIND TOM viii exhibit
the msrye Gus gift which has gained him world
wide celebrity, aud which has both asteaished AMI
delighted the greatest masters OF music.
Adm ission, 30 cts. children, IS cts reeervef7
seats IS cts. Reserved eests for sale an MetZeros
Music store. Doors open at z O'Clock; concert
commences at s O'Clock msrl-llt