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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-30
8rlipfotts.

nS-FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner ofSyc-
amore street and Patterson avenue, II Curry,
pastor, Services at II a, m. and 1880 p m.
Subject for the morning THE lnfallible Testi-
Rule" Seats free, All cordially invited
TABERNACLE M L. CHURCH--On Elm
II, Reat pastor, Quarterly meeting services
will be held by by Rev. l., II Carhart the pre-
siding elder. Love feast at $3.50 a IN. and
preaching at II a m, followed by the sacrament
of the Lords supper, Preaching also at 1880 p
NJ Sunday school at $50 p. M Colonel John
A Mann, superintendent Quarterly conference
Monday evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening All cordially invited Seats free
Strangers always welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24

BY strict enforcement OF new and rIgor-
GUS law against opium dealing and smoking
Idaho Is confident OF her ability to crush the
growing vice.
In the Pennsylvania legislature, yesterday. q
resolution was passed looking to a partIcipa-
llon III the coming orkt0Wn celebration.
Suit has been commenced In the United
states court az Detroit against the Toleds.
Canada southern and Detroit railroad by Cor
nelius Vanderbilt and others, for foreclosure OF
s., 5Oo,0 oo mortgage and the appointment OF q
receiver.
Thos. Keefe, gardener for Gen. Porter. at
NorristoWn, NJ. went TO Newark last week
to have ole OF his eyes operated upon, aud has
lot since been heard from. He haG 500 OF his
person. aid foul play is suspected.
During February sos Immigrants arfy cd In
the dlheIcnt poris OF the UnIted States, over
onc-third or whom were from Germany. AMI
cDe-iourth from Great Britain and Ireland.
DR.. Daniel F. klmoall made notorious U7 his
Connection with the Lynn trunk tragedy"
died III the Massachusetts, state prison at Con
ccrd yesterday, where he was serving o. a
sentence OF seven years.
Samuel j. F0aTd, ST.. OF Elkton, died last
Friday. He was q member OF the Maryla ID
legislature IN 1885 and for number OF years
Justice Of the peace.
Three cases OF small pox were discovered in
Rtctmopd Va, Monday. An investigation re-
vealtd the fact that all the cases originated In
paper mill. where rags were handled from
northern City where smallpox prevails.
The Arkansas legislature last week passed a
Dill making IL misdemeanof to sell In that
state dix, boWie-knife. sword-cane Or brass
bnUckles or pistol OF any kind, except SUCH as
are used in the army or navy.
A negro named Paul lawson killed a WON an
With whom he was in love. in Burke county,
Ga, last Friday night, Lawson has been ar
rested.
TIE st. Louis Republicans Kansas City
special says 1t seems to bs def litely settled
that Jay Gould will at once extend three OF his
Kansas railroads westward.
James Tolen, an insane wife murderer. com.
mitted suicide In his cell at st. Peter (Minn }
asylum sunday, by choking himself to death
with twisted sheet.
Poison in the dye Of yellow stocking killed
a woman in Amsterdam, Il. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
The Chr,.,,ancy Divorce Case.

THE LONG CROSS -EXASISATIoS OF DIR. Rail-
BIS TRIALS ANb TRlGTLATf0NS WHILE WATCH
ING MIS- CHRISTIANCY.
Yesterday afternoon DR.. 0. II. Ball was flr-
Their cross examined by the defendants counsel
In the divorce ca e OF Minister Christiapcy
against his wife, before Examiner B. G. Love
Joy. Tie witness testified that IN his watching
OF Mrs. Chiistiancy. December oath and 25Ch
1879, be spent most OF each day and reported
what he saw 10 Mr.. Willetts; thar when Giro
and the lady got INFO the hack at the hotel he
followed IL down TO Sd street, running all the
way; that he followed IL all the way Keeping up
with the carriage because IL was up grade and
when he saw the parties leave the carriage and
enter the house-No. 31i ID street.-the was out
In the street on the railroad track; that he did
not see Giro any more until between and 8
o'clock at the 81. James hotel Just prior to his
leaving In the New York train. The cross
examination has not yet been concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
The Har>haIship Nsasu,,

TIE STATUS OF MARSHAL DOUGLASS.
The question as TO who viii be marshal is
not now so important a one as TO when such
officer VIII be appointed, for there Is serious
Inconvenience felt because OF the vacancy ex-
listing In the Office. the Criminal Conrr HAVING
been ooiiseI TO stop work In cons91ranri
The impression during the early part al the
week that hr. Douglass would De rea opOiDtn1
has given away 10 ore that some one Else win
be appointed II Is stated that last week pre-
sident Galileld, In considering the question or
reappoinung Mr.. Douglass. made inquiry Of a
prominent member or the bar. who stated n AZ
Mr.. Douglass reappo1n1ment would be accent
able 10 luliy three- fouTths OF the practici1g
attorneys, Irrespective OF political bias on
the other haIc Il Is said that some OF the
Judges OF the supreme Court OF the District
nave informed the President that white Nr.
Douglass Is not Objectionable personally m "
there " as some JhlOgs about his ONCE CAPABLE
or Improvements; that with some OF Lna sunor.
dinaIe officials there has been 100 much favor
itism shown. and as 9 result there ara YET 10
be found professional jurors in the Jury box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
= he Drug Store Safe Robbery.

Et III ~ THE b RGLARS.
No clue Las been found By tie police e the
robbers OF Messrs. StOtt & Cromwelrs store on
Pennsylvania avenue. between AZ and OH
streets, and the police think l. IS one of the
dead cases. when there IS ont little chance
Of recovery or the goods except 10y chance
Nothing was taken away but nOnay, which in
this case could not well be identified, aud the
bellef - that the 100 was done by experts wao
Know how 70 cover their tracks.
THE SUSPECTED MEN DESCRIBED.
II appears 10 have been well planned. The
tight before the Robbery the strangers called Ia
the store 20 purchase some rose OLA dollars
SOrth-and Ia pa DlenC rendered f1fty dollar
Gill, Ia changing which Nj. StoJt had 10 open
his safe and was probably narrowly watch III
o. The I1tI While doing 80 the general CUudt-
ton anC make OF the safe % nS noted by them.
one was fort -iive years Old heavily built two
EuhGIed pounds weight, fun face, black Eaisk-
ers mixed with gray: the OIher TWENTY-FIVE
years CID. five feet seven inches hISh slim
bull. SINAI! side whIskerS and IlOuStache auu
black hair. The Gay OF The robbery the stout
Gign was in the store again AID purchased 4
IrCIh brush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
PROPOSALS.

IEpcT GUkRTERN sSrER's OFFICE.
Ma-IlrN.sl = Id - II N Ski

WssBT>Gr n DC. March al. lS5l.S
- = ed prog osals. in frlp!cate. subject q the
usual c niIt ons VIII I've al this OH
VI ~ o'cIoCk noon, o. Monday March Is. 1881. g.
wien me and place they viii bs opened in ures-
etc. 81 hr b'cders, for furni shin- and delivering.
ou>t the " mat der Of this fi-r> yesr comnenc-
II On or arout the LIST ~ kYrl', lssl and end.Rs
'!oLe 81, ltst. - The I. x barracks lWaShtuztan
aIs-nAy1 - a. tGch quantities NAV lee 70 hui red
Straw ' "' 'A"' ''Ni''
he &c Nernp ent reserves the risht n rete,t any
OF All Proposals A preference will b. given n ar
ll'iee Il conesdc productions. Blank Proposals
$40 printed 81 culars stating he kind snd e.t,'
d at'd quantities reqnire@. AMI Giving fan ps,r,c
mons a. the II anLer If bddrg conditions ~ L..
observed py tldders. of amount Of bond 10 accom-
rs ny proposal, and terms Of rntract and
VII lie furnished on applicst on 10 this Office
Env. lopes coutsinlne proposals should be mark
cd. ''Prul Ossls fer Fuel" and Proposals -
Forage ~ i Straw" at q. q. Barracks, ana al
drefs, 4 70 the Undersigned.
A. +. ROCKWELL.
mar22-t Depot puartermaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
DR. METGAUR,S
n 6 A D A c N 6 Pill s

u l.
Cure most wonderfully in = very short time both
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYS-
PERSIA In its worstforms, cleansing the body OF
excess OF bile, producing regular healthy action
OF the bowels.
A fun size box Of these valuable PILLS. with full
dress on receipt OF nine three postage stamps
For sale by all druggists at 70 cents.
TESTIMONY OF IHE CLERGY:
Rev. THOMAS GUARD. one OF the most erninen,
~ E. Gsnreh ,n Bstsmorss Mas Ras'f a0'' vernon
I have no hesitation in assuring you that Dr..
METTAUR's HEADACHE PILLS have proved most
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE, pastor NJ. E. Church. Hs-
have trisd DIR. MErTAuR's HEADACHE Pills
with great benefit. I AM DoN seventy nine years
old. ana have been subject 70 Constipation nnIn.
In my case, the FIRST time como to Baltnorc
Yours truly, THOMAS GAMBLE
Rev. LEWIS A. THIRERIED. pastor II. L. Church.
/ gave DR.. MKrTAUR's HFApLcHE PILLS to
man who wss In bed with bad attack of Bilious
Fever, and IN two days he out attending to his
farm work.
Respectfully, LEWIS A THIREKIED.
Rsv.I. e PETERS, psstor NJ e Church, Urbana, Vs.
ACHE Pills. and found them most benshcial
Yours truly. IE. PETERS
Rev. g. w. HOBBS, pastor d.. E. Church, Pied
hsve given my wife, who ,s a sufferer from Head
ache, DIR. MErTAUn's HEADACHE PILLS, and one
dose OF the Pills hiss Always cured her:
Yours truly, GEO. W. HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
fel2-eo SoiePropristors. Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
The Base BAL. SeasoD.

THE NAlIUNAL NINE II 1851.
Tie National nine base bah directors met
last evening. The following nine for the sea.
son was selected: Widemsn, p; Trott, C.
I0WeL, 1st b; Dallas, Il b.: Warren. "a o !:
wise, 6. s; Manssli. II; Baker, c Z, and chan ye
.a,theI; lIsrdDer, !. = and pitcher Wideman
pitched last year for Hop sitters Gardner " ,s
WIN CleTel lard last year-cha age pitcher. The
resi- or the nine are well-kn0wn here AS a
"Eoie, TIE team does uoc paTalyZe one b. Its
this season viii re about 5000. the directors
estimate Last year they footed up sl2 Co., A
Natlcnai Association Is being formed which Il
cuDs, Including the Nationals BROOKLYN New.
ark, Ne" York and Philadelphia VIII furnish
the other four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
Condensed LOCaIs.

Street lamps Will BE- lighted at 6:s9 o. m. ana
extlngulsnel al 40 a. &c.
Nathaniel j. Thayer died OF apoplexy last
night at .2a 18th street. He was 81 years OF
2ge, native OF Massachusetts, AMI Law prsc.
titloner in Bal inoFe for thirty years.
Eight one-horse cars were put on The avenue
and the Caption gate.
The detectives are looking for no f4shionaSly
dressed young men who forged check Tor $40
on the Bank OK Washington which ny the Aid
o. a note purporttng TO be signed by Irs jane
l. smith. l614 18th Street.) they succeeded In
getting Mr. +. g. Alexander, grocer. corner OF
llth ard streets. Ia cash through al errsad
boy whom they sent as II from Mrs. Saith.
TIE Grand Lodge. l. O. o. F.. are making ar
raBgements for an appropriate celebration OF
Tue sixty -sec0id anniversary OF the founding OF
me order on the sch OF next month. The Uni
formed PatriarchS Will parade, and hold d ievee
2Dd banquet st night.
TnB STAR Will be issued Saturday. as
usual, In double-sheet or eight page torn OF
harry Increase, both In circulation and adyer-
Using OF the enlarged edition on Saturday. II
Ia important that advertisers should send ia
their orders early to insure Insertion snd
proper classification.
The Baltimore branch OF the Woman Foreign
missionary society held it's annual meeting last
night at the Foundry NJ. E church. Bisnop
reading Of the Bible Mrs. Baldwin, lately from
Foo Chow, China, made an address upon the
condition CT the work In various parts OF
China and was followed by MIS- stevens OF
Wilmington.
Mr. J. ". copeland. from Clinton, s. c.. re-
ports that BE was swindled out Of $500 and his
GOLD watch yesterday as the game or bunko Ia
room Oh 10Th street, above Pennsy lvania ay-
eDue, By man who called himself Judd.
Thieves entered the Prescott school building
near Howard University. last night, and made
OF with quantity OF books.
Maj Books having some alterations male
in tie rooms at police heaGqulrt re- go as to
enlarge the property clerks premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
To CONSERVATIVES.

Wnbor's Cod. Liver Oil and Lime has now
neen before the public twenty years, and mas
steadily grown In favor and appreciation. This
could not be the case unless the preparation
was or high Intrinsic value. The combination
OF the Phosphate OF Lime with pare Cod. Liver
on, as prepared by DR.. WIlbor, has produced a
and ali diseases OF the Lungs II can De taken
by The most delicate invalid without creatInr
The disgusting nausea which IS such an objaC
Ton 10 the Cod Liver Oh when taken without
Lime. 1t is prescribed by the REGULAR flcnItv.
sold by the proprietor. A. u. Niluor Chemist,
Boston, and by all druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24

TIE AUToCRAT OF GERMANY.--Count Eulen-
perg, it seems, is going the way OF all Prussian
ministers, tie way on which D3lbruck anu
Falh, CaTnpauSen ana Hobrecht Friedenthal
ano Luclus with many men or smaller note
nave within the last few years gone before MIN.
AS Prince Bismarck grows older he grows more
lhCalculabie and more autOCratlc. Not content
WIN "prooBing no brother near his throne" he
cannot IL seems, brook any one except lackey
III is not only men OF intellectual eminepce
"hoih ne Hnds incompatible with his system or
government: even commonplace people of fair
administrative capacity are Obliged to 90 a.
soon So they show the independ ,nce. not. 10 :
9eed or a in1R1ster-that would be uuheard Or
put OF responsible Official. The old bureau.
cracy or Prussia, which within certain limits
restored g spirit OF independence and self.
respect among 1ts members, commands admira-
ton by the side of the present system OF slave.
ufiVlEg. Does Prince Bismarck never think OF
ihe future. OF what will happen after his death.
II lie mas driven every man or character out OF
the public service and destroyed the self re-
nance or whole nation by teaching them to
icot peTpet'mlly for direction from ab5ye?-Pail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
TIE EN ENING STAR.
THU RSDAT- ..EsTch ri. 1855 L.
The Weather.


CFPrCB o. THs CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfCg2,l
WLsaINaT0N. d. g., Mar. -. 1881, $3.50 a. II.
For the middle STATES fair and warmer
weather westtT!y. backing to scu'berly wInas
Stationary or higher barometer.
t:oad Weather Ahead.
Special bulletin furnished the press by me
chief signal onicer OF the army to day:-Clear
weather prevails except 10 southern Texas and
from Lake huron eastward to New England
wntre Il Is ci0gdy. The temperature has risen
rapidly since est eTday = Arkansas. Louisiana,
Mississippi. Alabama and Tennessee. 10 degrees
at Chattanooga Little Rock and VicEsburg.
The EMi55uGIi river Is over is bank az Fort
Pierre, ana has risen rect i'll the past two
days az Yarkton. where the Ice Is Still firm.
Warmer fair weather Is Indicated from New
Jersey 10 Alabama for Friday and Saturday.
RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the thrr-
nonetPT At the Signal Office during the day.
g. IT.. &c L a m, IL; 4 p. N. 30. Maxi
muU, 5Z7: ulAimun, go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
HI St3EL. JCSEFFN BsyLHy
LINCOLN HAIL.
NEnN IalAl ENkNINI Mr., 20 lSsl

a, re amusement take Measure ia Announcing
me .tWlnE eminent artists WI -. names N "a
dlsH ~ u amy rOgra riru-. Her. RAFAEL 10
Ttftt. ihe MOST comP lete Pianiti ~ the aye
"hot' Hnlns IN EurOpa detst an the ria-,r al
continental c:lucism. AID whose performances IN
america stomp am NE peer of tirzs . al Rubin
stem. Herr cEDRG HENSCHSI. Tie lannon's
German baritone. whuss vase pathetic Nnice :,
ssSs Mrs. ) IN Lille, IN Harprr's Naxaztns
'boFe -wsy tie hOnurs Of the CrYstGi Palace com
'rrts irnT2 such artists as Harasat-, InaChi m snh
Anioinctta SteriiVE F" Mise LILLIAN BAILEY
Nii"re - = aihe ic yoice IA rf rsst en- abb,
stNcot@ IS throdshoUt kgrope. and. ,,ho esc hew-
ne "iFr', occupies place beside Ms, rhursoy on
Tie concert stggs.
The Fale If seats viii commence Monday MORN
1nF, hIafca ~Stii, At Met2cr1t~. * scr, Ell seats
g. w. @'Alss4o.t, which does no. II.caUe seat
ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusetaen,s Ar Tc-uTphr

EfOrd's Opera HOfLse.-Tohn = Clarke In IA
WiGOT Hunt and - Paul Pry."
Rational fheE;er.-RlGe's Surprise Party In
"RGyCtS'
foji1Gdge HGE.-Pr0f. Carpenter, the mes
meTlSJ-
Lincoln HGH-CouCcrt-
oteo., HqH.-L,terary and musical entertain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
Burnefs,a Cncnsinn

HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT.
no other preparation possesses such remark
aoie properties for embellishlng ana strength
enins 'he halr ana rendering 1t dark and
glossy. 1t cures badness and eradica5es dan
druff. 49,
Burnett Flavoring Extracts are the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
Ev erYthin9 About SapfOrd's Radical
Cue for Catarrh,

Invites confidence. IL Is The prescription of one
or our abiest physicians. aad Il is prepared by
ore OF he largest aud most reliable drug houses
In The United States.-B)Ston Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
1881 STRING CARPETS. 1881

- t. Il Il
New styles of INGRAIeS, 80 cts . 81 CTS, Is cts
New Sly les of ALL W. OIL MGR aINc, Toe, SOc,
SEC. Suc
New Styles of TAPESTRY FINE INGRATNS, 81.
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
New Spring Styles 81 cts. 30 cts. IS cts, 81 %.
SakiDs and La! ing. ~ cts per yard.
Moth proof OabPkr Using, cts. yaId.
FLOOR OIlCLOIHr, alt widths
sIAK OllCLOIhS. lew psttcrns.
TALE 0iI.CLQJ rs, rev pattArns.
NELxhI a Nj TAPESTRY RUGS.
No1IlNehAM CURTAIN LACKS. Is. 81, 81, 81
LAPPET CURTAIN MUSLIN, Is cts
SATIN p.n,ssra D AZ NJ wv. ~.
SILKS, BLACK sATINS. UOLORkD sILkS'
Bl AGK CASHMEREs, SPRING DRsS+
cL991Hs for Boys wear. Spring styles, soc
BUNTINGs. all wool, in all colors. LADIES'
SLIGO. Sl.25: ALL LINEN TABLE LINE NJ
25c., Soc. SIC. Soc. -SHEETING OoTTOS.
full width, 2o cts. Yard long ALL~LINES
TOWELS. II cts. Ladies and Misse,' ksw
FANCY HOSIERY. MADRAS GINGHAWS'
NEW LAWNS. tERuALE9. BED QUILTS
Soc, 75c., SIC, 81 90. SI-25, 5 t.6O
WRITE GOODS of all kinds, INDIA LISEys
PERSIAN LAWNS, PLAIN AND CHEUkEi,
NAINSOOKa, FRfNCH MUSLIN LINaY
LAWNS, MAkSEILLES, etc. etc.
G. ~. TOWSON.
$50 PonnsYivAulA avenue. south side
marl9 Near 7th street and Cen'er Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24

Indoor Esiovu,eut

is greatly heightened by d little Judcious con-
vlFlailty. A social glass or Hub Punch WI b hot
or colo water Is a most welcome acc ASS0ry II
friendly intercourse and the same delightful
leverage is peculiarly acceptable al parties
ana other festive gatherings. when mixed With
Zen onaGe, fine ice, soda water or mi K hD' a.
class grocer, wine merchant and druggist sell It
at 81. 70 q bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
The PeopIe,s WorLd-lyide yeraics

Bufnetts Cocoatne has been so:1 IN every
civilized country, and The public have rendered.
me verdict that it is the cheapest ana best lair
Dressing In the world
BurDett'5 Flavoring Extracts are invariably
acknowledged the purest ard tie best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
PILESi! PILES!..

SURE CUBE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE
NEED SUFFER.
sure eqre Tor the blind Bleeding ITCHING and
hams ian Indian remedy, called DR.. Wllliams'
Indian Ointment. A single box has cured the
No one need suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions. Instru-
ments and Electuariee do more harm than rood.
Williams Ointment abeorbs the tumors, anayg the
intense itching tparhcuarly at night after getting
painless relief and - prepared only for Piles. Itch
ing of the private parts. and nothing else. Sold
by al druggists, and SAINT by mail on reOedpt Of
price. q per box. FRANK 8. HENBY QO-s
Props. cleveland Ohio. 6T0TT CkO4WAhls
Agents, Washington. p. g.. feblt-eo-Ap
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Rectify Torpidity or the Liver,

nenose olll nsnees, dyspepsia, ana lmpart
ne" tohe ana Vlgor 10 the system by using lie
pig Co.: Coca Beef Tonic. Beware of worth.
less limitations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24
orty Sears' Experience of an Old

mrs. WILSON'S Scouting syrup is the pre.
Scrlptlon or one OF the BEST female phystcians
ana nurses In the United states and mas been
USED LOT forty years With never-fiiltug succpss
by millions OF MOI hers for their chi!dreo n
relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery
aid olaIrl0a, gripping in The bowels aud VINO
toilc. BY givirg heath TO the child it rests the
Nother. FIlee 70 Genus a ooJtle. m,W.S
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Death aft MRS. .Sett.

WHAT TIKI FERRY COMPANY PEOPLE SAY.
TIE employees OF the Potomac Ferry company
say, In reference &c the death OF Mrs Jatr at
their wharf, that they thought that she had
teen drinking; also that the conductor on the
street car which took her tO.the wharf thought
so, toc; mat Mr. Johnson. eX Mayor or Alex .n-
una, ara captain Churchill noticing her appa-
Iehl cotdftlon, cot from the Office the key to
tne small room, where she Was placed SO that
LDe people might not see her, and that IL she
nad OF looked so genteel she would not have
" en- as well cared for as she was. Fur her
that bad any OF the employees known she was
~, sfe would have been sent home at onc.:
that they 'ild not think there was ANYTHING
unus ual In the case until night when au OIL ;eT
ianCe.
The FUNERAL OF MRS JET
tooA place from her late residsn e. Lsbhny's
io%, yesterday az, erlo>n at O'clock Rev. J.
"; ht1Gree Kelley, OF the DunblrtGn greet NJ
n, cnulc oftlciated, and Messrs. j. c. Johu-
SOD, VIM ktcsham, John Smith. VIM. Dixon
e A. L1ttleJohn and II. Addison acted as pail
teaIefs The fnterneDt was al the Pr.soyte-
ran buryfng ground. Mr.. j. T. Clements, son
ln-laW or the deceased, was tie undertaken In
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24

beware OF counterfeitS and cheap worthless
lnitellons- Also cures Piles. ClraTrh Neural
gia, Rheumatism. Hoarseness, and Sore Throat
Sold 10 fifty cents ard dollar sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24

A IL year Old boy named Robert on. living
with his parents near Woodvil!e Ont. com init
;eG suicide by hanging Monday. No reason IS
ASSIGNED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-24

DOES MAN ever go into gOcery store and
say, ~ viii give you five cents pound for
sugar. and expect to be treated with respect
Not at all He asks the price OF sugar and pays
what Is asked or goes without. But the same
man Will offer price 20 per cent below rat s
Tor given space In the advertising columns OF
anewspaper and feel offended because tt Is not
t&ken.-Ntlr KGren EeniSter.