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DIR. METTAUR'S
MA Che Pills


GuEs NEST yonaerfgIIy II : yeEX short tine both
PERSIA In its worst forms, cleansing the body Of
excess Of bile. producing q regular healthy action
full size box OF these valuable PILLS. with full
dress on receipt Of nine postage stamps
For sale by al druggists ct Is Genus.
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Rev. THOMAS GUARD. one Of the most eminent
n. E. Church. Baltimore Md:
have no hesitation In assuring You that Dr..
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Your truly, THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE. pastor n. e. Church. Ha-
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with great benefit. I am now seyenty.nine years
Der Of years. Your Pills have acted % pleasantly
In my case, the first time come to Baltimore
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Rev. Lxwm A.. THnEKuD. pastor n. =. Church.
/ gave Dr. MITrAuR's HxADAom PMS 70
man who was in bed with bad attack OF Bilious
Fever. and In two days he was out attending tohi6
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIRRKIHD.
Rev.LE.PKTRs. pastor n. z. Church. UrhanAs Va.
have used one box Of DR.. METTAUR1 HAD.
AcH1 PILLS, and found them most beneficial.
Please send me another box
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have given my wife. Who d sufferer from Head
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dose Of the Pills has always cured her: -,
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BROWN CHEMICAL CO..
fel3-eo Soie Pr0priatsrs, Baltlmore, Md.
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SHB PLEADED GUILTY.-Emma n. Butcher
was Charged In the Police Court today W..
a bawev louise on - n S..rar. near
Pennsyi vanfa avenue, and Pleaded guilty,
through her counsel Mr.. Daniel E. Caaill,
Mr.. Coyle stated to the court, that al this
use Il IN the section OF the city thai these
hIUses ere the least OBJ .ctionabie. and as this
charge against the defendant was maize o. ii
W, man wEo was recently prosecuted ~ the de-
PENDANT for larce ny he would ask that the fine In
this case De not so severe as the usual f1ne and
suggC sted that fiGe OF $50 be imposed, which
was Core,
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FUssELl's ice cream.

SCIT AGAINST A NOTARY PUBLIC AND HIS SURE
unsatisfactory David X. Windsor entered suit
against W.T. Johnson, notary, and WI. Wright
and 0tis BigelOw. sureties on Joanson's official
bond as notary public, for 2,0O0 claimed be-
tifled that Jere. Low and Charity n. Jenkins
"peing personally well known 10 him. had ac-
knowledged III his presence a deed to Anna
was not acquainted with these parties, and they
did Lot execute such deed. Anna Brooks. tI f3
i6g6d. had the deed recorded. and, on the
strength OF JohnSon'S acknowledgment, Wind
scr accepted the lot as security for a quantity
OF bricks valued at 81 ,S21, which he sold to her
husband, John X. Brooks. The Court in General
Term decided that the deed had been forge l
aid was void.
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THE MAN WITH A RAZoR.-Hepry Heeman, a
middle aged white man, was charged In the
Police Court this morning With Carrying q
racer. Officer Herbert testified to arreStlng
this man yesterday for being drunk and dis
orderly, and 10 finding razor On him. The
court took tie razor into his hand and exam
ined IL TO see whether IL was O shaving razor or
cutting razor. Heeman took the stand and
stated that he has recently been employed at
the smallpox hospital to nurse man who had
the small pox, and who died few days ago,
and witness had the razor there to shave him
self; and when he left the hospitsl yesterday
ne Lad the razor In his pocket and drank too
much whisky and got arrested. The case was
dismissed.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds In Zee have been recorded as follows
Oscar T. Dana to Ellen NJ. Ware, LOT IS In SUD-
OF part OF so. 1876; 900. Susan j. BeverIdge to
the trustees OF the Presbytery OF the city OF
original lots to y. In So. 562; $1,000. John s..
Hopkins TO VIM. W. Phelps, original lot l. and
>. sq. IS; 1862. j. B. PEARSON to E. l. McClel.
Ia tan1, part "a. go. 1o6: $. Budget Hallehan
70 oven woods, lot /, sub. so. 800; J." $50. Geo:
a. SUP SO. go; $1,000 quit claim. Suss.n
I. Okie to Joseph w. Jayne, part I, so. 252;
-; Clark Bell, trustees, TO Chas Worth.
Simpson - II. Dingman, SUB. 95, so. 1853:
81 500 Il. bingham TO 81. Z. Simpson, lot Al,
so. 500; $500. j. D. Mcpherson to Mary A.
Collins, south Il 70, so. Sl1; s.. Mary A.
So AL; 81 200. j. q. Adams 70 R. <. Helphen-
slime, lot I6 SO. 253, si,264 X. X. Helphen.
slime to j. o. Stanton, part same properly;
$500.
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AFRICAN NJ z ZION CONFERENCE.-THE Phil
adei phla and Baltimore annual conference of
the African Methodist Episcopal Zion connec-
lion commenced its fifty-third annual session
IN Cham bersourg, Pa, yesterday. Bishop Hill
lery, OF Washington city. briefly addressed the
conference. Ee said there would naturally
questions arise IN which they would differ, but
LEI words oe seasoned with grace and ali actions
by CHRISTIAN charity. IL this Is done, peace,
harmony and love WILL prevail. The only OBJ
l6cJ should be 10 push forward the work OF
zion. 80 far as In him lay he hOu!d forward
TIE IN erests of the conference. and hoped that
ne would Ia his efforts have the assistance OF
every member present. An election o. confer.
eIce oInceIs was then had, when the following
were electec: secretary, Rev. j. p. Harmer;
assistant secretary, Rev. Alfred A, Day. com
pier ana publisher or minu eS, Rev. MN. Bell
reporter OF conference, Rev. j. E. Price; stats.
Ucal secretary, Rev. 5. Il. Saunders; conference
stewart. Rev. SIS Graves; Episcopal secretary
kev. }. INCH. Farley. Bishop Hillery anLounc %
tne appointment of the standing commit .es
Ior the year ISL. The conference consists Of
ABOUT 65 clerical ard lay delegates.
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ABOUT READY-MADE GOODS.

Wehave large number of visitors who say: 81
want you to measure me for Suit; have never
found any ready made that would fit me-" Ere
quantly we ask them to try garment on. and they
then acknowledge that they never had one that
came $50 near" They don't like to say that the
garment tits, because that would be receding from
the position they had before taken. Another says:
'Ihere is no use tried you a year ago; you
could not fit me- you my form is little out of
correct proportions" Upon showing . garment
that fits he says: why. that Will do" Now, the
fac. is that while electricity and the telephone has
been discovered. we have not been asleep. and to
compare our patterns and numbers Of sizes with
what they were three years ago. is to make great
mistake. Why. we we're in the ranks of the pupils
then. To-day We feel that our pupilage has gone
by. as there is no house in the country that can fit
You better than We can or show larger variety.
There are few houses (not dozen) who can show
large, stocks, as they keep more Of q kind. That
our prices are correct can be by the records
CT the Adams Express Company's books. which
Will show that during the last thirty days we have
sent Ready made Goods to almost every state In
the Union. We especially ask visit from those
who cannot be fitted elsewhere.
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\ SHOOTING CAsE.-To- day in the Police Court
Samuel Bray was charged with assaulting with
intent to kill another colored man named GEO
man came into shoe shop in Blagden;s alley
where witness wac. and after having some
words with witness he went out and came In
by the back door and shot witness over the
eye. The case was sent to the grand jury under
$500 bonds,
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Work Of the Grand Jury.

iNDiCIAkNTS AND CHARGES IGNORED.
The grand jury having been az work for
some time, came into court this morning AMI
presented Judge Cox a number OF indictments
as follows: Charles Harrison, larceny; Mary
hall. perjury; Morris Wolf, assault With intent
to Kill; VIM. Coldwell, assault with intent to
kill: John Donahue, murder OF Catherine
Bailey, February 18th last; Henrietta Jones.
ter alias KIT Hunter larceny; Lucinda Camp.
bell, re ceving stolen goods
The grand jury ignored the charges against
John Ackers, petit larceny, second offence;
Oscar jackson, assault With intent to kill; Wm.
Metz. violating internal revenue law, and they
were dismissed.
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JUDGMENT AGAINST CONsTABLE's SUREFIe-
Judge james decided to-day In the Circuit
Clark agt. Costello, surety on the bond of
Wimsatt, constable.) and gave Judgment for
plaintiff for $3.50. Wimsatt had, under ex
ecucion, taken OF plaintiffs goods certain ar
ticleS claimed TO have been exempt, and tn a
suit OF replevin Judgment was given against
the constable. Clark then sued the surety for
the amount OF judgment and also $40 pail as
counsel fees. but the court decided against the
latter claim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-19

A NEW TERM OF THE CIRCUIT COURr.-In the
circuit Court today Judge James announced
that IN order TO be on the safe side as TO the
isgauty OF the jury for this term he would dis
CnaIse tnem The General Term announced
that the rules OF the court would De Changed
SO mat the Circuit Court could convene a term
On Tuesday. 3lst instant. This. hogeyar IA FIR .
tended for this year only. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-19

CREAM CREAM, CREAM,-An fneXhauJtle5S
supply; from $40 TO 1,0G0 gallons co SANITY On
hand. Call. stop wagons or telephone. Aid r.
Icy Dairy,
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A Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocoa1ne dresses the hair perfectly and is
also q preparation unequaled for the eradlca-
ton Of dandruff.
The superiority Of Burnett's Flavorlng Elk.
tracts consists In their purity and great
strength.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARkKT.-Sold nv p
Golden, agent, since our last reporI:-T5 OOO
herrfI gs, at 81 per thousand; 5000 snad. nom
SO TO 81 per hundred.
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THE ASSAULT ON DIR. TowNsHEND-This MORN
ing in the Criminal Court, Judge Cox, the case
Of w. 81. Douglas, charged with an assault on
DR.. Smith Townshend, the heath officer, on
that the defendant went to the health Office
for permit to bury child, and II being re.
fused he assaulted DR.. Townshends DR.. Doug.
las claimed that DR.. ToTnshend struck the
first blow. In the Police Court he Was fined $50,
and appealed. He is the Douglas who was
known as DR.. Red Syn.
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"AIdsrney Dairy WaHonsO
FTesn Attorney butter churned every morn
per 10. Also, cottage cheese. buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per Of Cream. 1Oc- pint
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Law BoOKS-The sale of law books Will COM
mence at Dowlings auction rooms this evening
promptly at $50 O'Clock, when the entire list
will be clOSe out. Parties wishing to attend
tie sale win therefore be promptly on time
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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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Frank Thayer, a farmer, living near Frews-
burg. n. Y, on returning from work yesterday
found his wife dead, with her head and hands
In the fireplace. The face was charred beyond
recognition.
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THE MIsCEG ENATIoN AND ROBBERY CAsg.-It
Was mentioned In yesterdays STAR that John
HaIIis, colored man, was before the Police
Court yesterday for stealing q lot OF clothing,
1ewelTy AID household articles from white
woman. named Mary Hall, with whom he has
en- living Ia this city as man and wife, and that
he went With Officer Boyle to get the goods from
house where he said he had removed them.
preparatory to taking MIS-. Hall TO the house
Officer Boyle stated to day that when he Left
the court yesterday afternoon with Hall to get
the goods Hall took him to house In an alley
between Rhode Island avenue and X street,
and 9th and eth streets, occupied By a colored
woman. and he found only small portion of
the goods. he was sentenced TO four months
In jail, and through his counsel, MI. Maurice
Smith, noted an appeal. Mr.. Smith asked the
court by what authority this man was sent
out OF the court yesterday to look for the
goods. The court said that the case was dis.
posed OF, and ordered MIR. Smith to sit down
which he didn't do right away. and the court
said that II he did not sit down he (the c0urt)
would fine him for contempt OF court Mr..
Smith said that he would not sit down. but
would walk out. Mrs. Hall must have had a
colored husband before she became acquainted
with Hall (abOut eight months ago., as she
had little cOlored girl, about ten years Old
with her, who she said was her daughter.
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MATRIMONIAL MIsBRIBS.-It was mentioned
In The STAR last evening that Judge Wylle in
the Equity Court had divorced Belle F. Barnes
from the bonds OF matrimony with William
Barnes. She stated that they were married on
the 10th OF May, 1877, by Rev. Jesse Shreves,
and she charged that shortly after their mar
rage he treated her with great indIgnity, call
ing her fraud. decelver. &C; that he struck
her, and in November, 1877, he threatened to
nied the allegations and made counter charges
of bad treatment towards him; that she struck
him with club, and proposed to bring young
man to the house VINO would furnish her with
money and would have him (respondenD shot.
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A. SAKS d co.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERs,
mis- 3l6 and BIS Seventh street.

~ cures every case Of Oatarrh. Price, rs cents.
Try 1t. DR.. Dupare's Blood and Liver Pills remove
AL bilious disorders. Price. IS cents. Mrs. DR..
Ntcomb's Lung Balm cures colds. coughs. and CON.
sumption. Price. IS and 80 cents. DR.. Dupare's
never failing Pile Remedy cures blind, bleeding
and itching piles. Price, 80 cents. For sale q
Western Medical Depot. 616 West Baltimore street,
Baltimore Md. Il and druggists. mar2l -lp
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CITY ITEMS.
Durisg the Warm weather.


when is now almost upon US, it win be found
q great dement, to abandon the coal stoves and
Ineir attendant heat and dirt, and use the
Retort Gas Stove. which at slight expense
can ne maze 10 90 the cooking: washing and
by E. T. Brooks, No. 53l 18th street, and past
experience has shown it to be the cleanest best
and most economical stove in the market, 1t
VIII do double the work OF any other stove with
Abe Strauss, ESQ.,
the Well known stock raiser OF Lexington, KY,
Extract OF Witch Hazel to al my friends. It
mas peen used In the Thoroughbred stables OF
d. 3. McGrath, r. Fl. Owens, Lee Paul, w. B.
Scully and other well.known breeders and
best lotion and medicine for the horse which
Lney nave ever used. giving almost inStauta,
neous benefit" Cures Breaking Down, Wind
GALS, Capped and Sprained Hook. Foot Con.
ana dollar sizes; reduced rates BY the half gal
lon OR gallon. Beware of worthless limitations.
Depot 60 Maiden Lane. New York.
LiebIg Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic
VIII ret onstruct the most shattered and en-
feeoleo, reinvigorate the aged and infirm, and
make sickly children blooming and healthy.
Burnetrs Cecoane.
THE BBsT OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS.
1t allays irritation removes all tendency to
dandrun. and invlgorates the action Of the
capillar1es In the highest degree, thus pro-
noting vigorous and healthy growth OF hair.
its eject upon the glosslness and richness OF
the hair is such as cannot be surpassed.
bURkETT's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS are the best.
Blue and black English Serge suits. We
nave them On our counters ready-made.
E!sEMAN BROS.
81 Corner 7th and E,
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THB NEW PASTOR OF E STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Last evening the puoiic recognition
OF Rev. d. w. Faunce, the new pastor of E
street Baptist church, TOOK place, and there
was large congregation present. Rev. s H.
OF F. S. DeLand. rendered appropriate music.
= selection fIOm the Bible was read by Rev. j.
TillsoD, of NoItabury, Mass. and prayer
offered by Rev. owen James. The address OF
recognition was delivered by Rev. D.. j. n.
Cuthbeit. who extended a hearty and cordial
welcome to the new pastor. 10 behalf OF the
Baptist pastors OF the city. Rev. Z. c. Meador
made brief address, and Rev. DR.. Rankin de-
livered general fraternal welcome. The duties
OF the pewbOldel5 were described by Rev, s. Fl.
Greene. alter which the pastor made feeling
response to the words Of welcome.
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II UTTRELIs.

I UTTRELL's.
One csse AL Linen Lawns, Is cents
One case Pacific awns beautifully ass rted IL &c
Persian Lawns. 20. rs. 80. 371 and SO cents.
Null Muslins all prices.
Victoria Lawns. 10, l2b. is. 20. 25, 30. s78 cts.
Cross Barred Muslins. 124 TO 50 cents.
Beautiful liIe OF White and Oolored LACES for
trimmings.
An elegant line Of Ladies and Misses Oolorsd
Hosiery.
An elegant lire OF ras.es' and Gentlemen'e uder-
wear.
Al the above goods are MARKED CHEAP.
J, A. LUTTRELL & CO..
ml4 SUCCESSOR TO W. NJ BROWN.
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A WOMAN LOSES HER SUIT AGAINST TIE
DIsTRICr.-Today, Justice ONeai heard the
case OF Louisa Falch agt the District OF Co
lumbia, for S99-the value OF articles alleged to
have been detained from her at the Washing
ton sylum-J. A. Smith for the plaintiff and
MIR. A. G. Riddle for the District. The plaintiff
Is from Montana. and went to the asylum In
the fall OF 1879, when infirm, aud left on May
9th last, and claimed that several articles were
kept from her. 1t was shown that the box
containing the goods had been sent to police
headquarters, and she refused to accept them.
The justice gave Judgment for defendant.
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THE DRAWING EXHIBITION of the colored
schools of Washington and Georgetown Will
take place at the Sumner school building
from to o'clock p NJ, and Saturday, May
2lsf, from to ~ o'clock a. m. The grades viii
be represented by the following schools: 1st
T~ine; % grade, room No. z, Misses L F.
Dyson, 81. G. Riggs: 80 grade. room No. s.,
Misses E. L Fisher, L V. FisheT and P. Wood
ton, c. E. Pryor. H. A. Martin; Ssh grade,
room No. 5, Misses L. A. Smith. K. u. AIexan-
der; 9Th grade, room No. G, Misses E. F. Merritt,
NJ. Male; 7th grade, room No. Z, Miss E. W.
SOmervtlle, Mrs. A. X. Brodie; Sth or AIDES and
high schools. Sumner hall. The annual exam
lnat1on OF Miss NJ. j. Patterson's class Will
take place during the afternoon
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Burnet,,s Cecoane
In Favor

In EAvOrs
Blue and black English Serge suits. We
nave them On our counters ready-made.
EIsEMAN BROS,
81 Corner 7th and e,
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NONCOBD HABNEss.

n
GET THE BEST.
The Celebrated Concord Harness and Collars.
LUTZ 4 BRO.,
497 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUA
Sole Agents for Hills Concord Harness.
Trunks and Harness In great variety at lowest
Careful attention given to repairing. ap2s-l
mo. a. PBE8COTT
Respect fully informs the citizens OF Wsshinrton
that he has established his
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
At No. 1416 STREET NORTHWEST,
Where he is prepared to transact all business DER.
tanning 70 Real Estste. and win endeavor to 90 90
to the entire satisfaction OF those who may favor
him with their patronage. speciality viii be
made of the care and rental of houses. Money in.
vested on the best security. Loans procured, and,
in fact every service rendered, Including that Of
Auctioneer and Notary Public.
PRESOOTI'S REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
m7.Im no. l4l6 J STR1xT NoRTHHxsg.
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LADIES GOODS.

Silk Wraps. Street and Travelling wraps, Under
Lawn and Bingham Suits, Black .Damssse Sui5s.
Partisan Novelties in Neckwesr. Black and White
Laces in great variety. Ladies and Misses Bathing
RsF q Novelties beet Ens!sh ssssiss PspsSs
- G Il s: 9s..,.. Paris, 80
HAMBUKG EpGINGs. SWISS, IBIsa
~ AND OTHER IRIMMINGS, &c, lower than
ever; For short time only win sell the above
beautiful designs at Is per cent discount from my
present sl very low prizes WOODS Of a kinds e
Der Goods. all kinds at l25s per cent discount:
am at present selling these goods very low. but as
wish to make some change in my business viii,
in order to reduce stock, MAKE the above discount
on the goods named
Briggs h Co.'s Transfer Papers, in two colors.
every imaginable design for all kinds of Braiding
for stamping ever invented. The designs viii moi
ing; besides. this process makes clearer and bet
ter impression than any other.
A. b. 6CHOEIELD.
1895 9TH street northwest.
MRS. ANNIE JEFFRIEs,
21S8 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NORTHWEST,
The West End Fancy Dry Goods and Mniinery
Store has fun stock Of these Transfer Papers al
N. The Kensineton Stitch taught hers. mia
STKAw GOODS! STRAW GOODS.
The attention of the Ladies is called to our i'm
mense stock OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC STRAW GOODS.
without doubt the largest and most complete as
soItment south of New York.
All the latest Millinery Novelties received daily
Orderr, in person or by m ell. promptly attended
to In the most artistic manner.
Mrs. M. j. HUNT,
Nos. 82l and 623 ID t.. bet. 9th and 7th ste
northwest. ap30
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Gazette says: Messrs. O'Neal and Lucas, auc-
tioneers, have sold for Mr.. d. A. Windsor,
trustee, the brick yard In Alexandra county,
gether with all the machinery and lands at
tached thereto. belonging to j. w. WOOdard,
TO James E. Hibbs. Of Washington, for 81, TOO.
FATAL FALL OF A VENERABLE LApY.-Aoout 10
O'Clock last night, Mrs. Elizabeth Connolly, Is
years old, residing at 4O5 street northeast,
while In attendance upon her sick son. Mr..
Daniel Connolly, the well-known paving con-
tractor. was descending flight OF stairs when
she made misstep and fell heavily down the
entire flight. The noise made by her fall
reused several persons in the house, who has
tened to her assistance. She was found to be
unconscious. A physician was sent for, who
on his arrival, discovered at once that she was
dead, her neck having been broken by the fall.
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THE WASHINGTON AND MEXICO MINING Com.
interested In silver mines In Mexico held q
me citing last night. 1t was stated that the five
mines In which they are interested are In Du-
range, $50 miles from the Batopilas mines now
being worked by eX-GOv. Shepherd, and that
a recent assay showed S216 to the ton of ore.
The capital stock had been fixed In the charter
at s5oO, 600. the books OF subscription for which
are now open. The company is TO be known
as the washington and Mexico Mining Com
pany." The officers are: Frank Hume. presi.
dent; Samuel Bacon. vice president; Major F.
II. Bates, L. s. A.. secretary; Horatio Brown
ing treasurer: Messrs. w. ". Mccullough, j.
c. Ergood, A. F. Childs, E. G. Darlington, jr
DR.. ii. p. Howard and A. B. Cro9ley, directors
Mr.. Campbell Darlington, who has been chose
superintendent OF the mines, will leave for his
new field OF labor Saturday morning.
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LfebIg Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic
VIII ret Onstruct the most shattered and en-
feebleo reinvigorate the aged and infirm, and
make slckly children blooming and healthy.