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Condemned LOcaJa.

MT. Frank Howe. on Saturday. rendered his
resignation as clerk to District Attorney Cork
hill to take effect TO day. Mr. Howe Will return
to the active practice OF law.
Phltip Kaiser, small white boy, arrested for
stealing oranges escaped from the cestral sta
tor yesterday afternoon by pryiug open the
back door.
An shaeH-.Toned male infant, found In Gould
ailey, between Cd and Sd and sud G streets
hoIlnWes1. oy Charles JOHNSON, has been sent
to ST. AIMS Asylum.
"A special meeting OF the executive commit
tee vi Inc National Association OF Amateur
OaISnlen will be held at the metropolitan Hotel,
New York city, Saturday evening, April 25th,
"hen the place for holding the next national
regatta will De decided upon. Every indication
at present points to the selection Of Washing
ION The disputed four cared shell race b.
tween the AnalOstan, Potomac and Columbia
clups, Which took place here last october. and
ABOUT which so much has been said and written,
VIII pe DECIDED at this meeting
Judge Hagner will hold the Probate Court
thls week at 10 O'Clock on Wednesday morning,
and not On Friday next, which is Good Friday.
mas called Rev. Josiah Perry, nov laooring 10
Maryland, as assistant rector to Rev. DR.. w A.
Harris
The case OF Supplee agt. English In the
Equity County, was settled This morning. The
bill asked for dissolution Of partnership aud
the appointment Of receiver, on Saturday the
bill was amended by striking out the scandal
Gus matter, and the solicitors settled the dis
pute by payment OF a nominal sum to CON-
plaiDant, and this morning the suit was dis
missed,
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THE LAMONTE K. r. CAsB.-To-day, In the
Court In General Term, the case OF Lauonte
against the w. & G. r. X. Co. was decided.
Juoge Macarthur delivering the opinion OF the
court. setting aside the Judgment below. 1t
VIII be remembered that plaintiff claimed to
have been elected from street car ana sls-
, "a, such damage as to cripple him for life.
The case was tried before jury several times,
ana VeId1cts being given for plaintiff they have
oeen as often reversed. The AMOUNT allowed
trial
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limited STATES OF AMERICA. I.

u DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, IS:
This is to certify that the nLdsr signed have
formed limited partnership pursuant to the Re-
Wis. Statutes Of the United States relating to the
District OF Columbia; tuat the name or firm under
which such partnership is to be Conducted is
WOODWARD L0THROP; that the general ma
ture of business intended to be transacted by said
firm is the buying and selling Of, and dealing H.
Dry Gooos. and sach articles are usually dealt
In by dealers in such wares and goods: that the
names Of all the general and special partners in
tel ested therein follows. yiz:-SsmneI Wa ter
Wo dward AID Alvin III. Lothrop both of whom
reside in the city Of Washington, District of Co
Iamba. are the general partr ers, and Samuel O.
OF New York, is the special partner; that the said
special partner. Samuel O. Pullman. has contr b.
capital to the common stock AID that the partner
ship 1s to commence the first day Of April 1881
1889. ated this thirty first day of March, 1881
SAMUEL WALTER WOODWARD. [Seal, ALVIN
nj. OF HROP, ISeal lGeneral Partners; SAMUEL
Y. PULLMAN. tseal, Special Partner. apl-e14w'
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SUIT FOR MALICIOUS PRosECUrIoN.-To- day, In
The Circuit Court the case or Thomas p. Me-
ManuS against T. j. MacNamee and NJ. ID.
Peck-actlon Tor malicious proSecuton-waj
placed ON trial. Plaintiff charges that defend.
ants In october 1879, colsp.red With Others for
The purpose OF injuring ain, and procured a
keeping disorderly house, on which he was
arrested, and he CLANS SIS, 600 damages.
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AVOID A COsTIyE HABIT OF BODY, not only
because Of the attending discomfort, but lest
IL engeIder more serious consequences. DIR.
jayDt's Sanatiye Pills are either Laxative or
Cathartic, according to the dose and may be de-
pended upon 10 produce healthy secretions OF
the liver ana stomach.
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THE TURF REGISTER CASE DECIDEDSOn Sat-
urday the case Of Richard b. Cnowler against
Ct aries T. Davis for Injunction to prevent the
latter from selling book On turf sports, on the
ground that It was an Infringement On the
Court. Judge Wylie denied the petition, hold
Ing that the publication of Information common
TO all parties could not be enjOined unless
form OF previous compilation by another
author.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Amusemenfs. &c, TO.night.
FOTdS opera HOnSe.-'The Money Market -
National T2edter. John T. Raymond, as
"FTesh."
SKATING Rink.-Game Of handy between Bal.
fimOIe and Washington.
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DRY GOODS.
oMBRE CORDUROY sATiNs.

oMohe SORDOROf SaIlNS.
EAT1S MERVEIILEUS
BLACK SATIN BRNCApEs
IOUlsISE SILK.
SUEku -
sRaURk SILKS,
INDIA IOSGEE,
o,sr .~ GRENADINES,
FLEUR DE TIE.
CACHEMlRE HlNDOU
NUNS WILING,
CHUDDA CLOTHS,
FRENCH BUNTIvGS.
~SpeCai parSalns" In fOULARB SlLKS AZ Soc
NEW PAkhsOLS and sun UMBRELLAS
NtW PRINTED AIf-IfSEN LAWNS
AIEST NOVELTIES in WHITE IODDg.n
FANDS HOSIERY. C p. CORSETS
ROMAN STRIPES AND PLAIDS. for Gsrnitura
SUMNER S1LKS, from soc 10 81.
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS. TOWELS, &c. In
Great aiiety aud at the Lowest Prices.
~oNE PRICE ONLY.
PERRF q BHcTHEH.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. COR. 9Th ST.
Established JS&O. arg
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ADJUSTMENTS
EOBn's
a New and GreatPi.y.

EVnAs' a New and Great PIsy,
Mserificenty acted throughout
TONIGHT AND SArCROhN MAIiNEE.
The briiant English actor,
MIR. W II. VERNON,
In the new Iay fun ~ esery day interest entitled
HE MONEY MahhEr
The Husband sud father...... Money and polltfcs
he Wife and Aother... Pride, duty and affection
= he Daughter and Her Love. -. Choice bttveen
father spa mo her
A Ray every one can see with .dvsntasa
Tie actirg OF tie yarious characters Approaches
the perfection II art.
ROSE WOOD,
GABRIELLE DC SAurD;
hMMA YADERS
W. HERBERT'
7. NAGLE'
FOREST ROBINSON
SAy HFMPIEt
Tsst>r Monday. B1LLEE TAYLOR. apii
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MASONIC PTLGR1MAGEs.-The Sunday Herald
says that the coming summer promises an I'M
usual number OF pllgr1mages by the TemDlar5
OF various Jurisdictions, and Washington and
MI. vernon are either the objective points, or
are taken IN en- route by the several COM
manCeT1eS- De MOlay Commandery, OF Boston,
and ST. Johns CommandeTy, or Providence,
X. l.. leave the latter place May 90 AMI Will
arrive on the 2lst, remaining over until the
23d. when they go to Richmond. Eich OF the
communicates Will briGg bard OF music. as
Washington and Columbia CommanderieS,
Nos. and 2 OF this city, were the guests OF
De Molay Commandery upon the occasion OF
their visit to Boston with President johnson
in 1861. these two bodies will uEd0ubtedly give
the visitors knightly welcome. The famous
Detroit Comnandery. No. /, OF Detroit, have
united with oriental COmmaudery, No. H. OF
Cleveland, and purpose. during the corning
summer, to visit Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse,
Albany. New York. Newport, Boston, and on
their return will stop at Philadelphia. B,ltl-
more, Washington. Cincinnati ana Louisville
Washington Commandery, No. /, OF this city,
also have In contemplation nor .hern PHI
grimage, going as far as Portland, Me.
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BuchuDaiba.

New, quick, complete cure. / DAYS, urinary
directions, smarting, frequent or difficult urina-
tion, kidney disease. 81. Druggists. $50 Pa.
ave- M
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morn
Ing, and oeliveredin klbs. ward prints, 45c.
per 10. Also. cottage cheese, nutterrnilk and
sNeet ml1k &C. per Of. Cream, loo. pint.
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SISTER MARY WILFREp, who was Miss Pauline
Moss, Of this city, died OF al early hour yester-
day morning at St GATHERINGS Normal InstI-
tute, Baltimore, OF consumption. She belonged
TO the Sisters OF the Holy Cross, was q years
OF age, bad been Sister for ten years. and at
the repo5e Of her soul was said this morning at
Plus Memorial church In Baltimore, after
which her remains were taken to South Bend.
Indiana, for interment, where all members OF
the order dying at any mission house are sent
70 be inferred In the cemetery OF the order
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THE INDEPENDENT ORDER or MECHANICS Of
this city, both of the Grand Lodge and Subor-
climate lodges. have appointed committees to
make arrangements TO attend the annual meet
ing OF the supreme Lodge, and parade In B1lti-
more on the 5th prOximo. These committees
hyae already secured transportation over the
Baltimore q Potomac railroad for six hundred
the occasion. An appropriate badge has been
adopted for the occasion This order originated
In Baltimore In 1865, and the first lodge was
formed In this city 10 ISL: IL now has ten
more city there are twenty-four lodges, AMI
many IN the surrounding country. The men,
bershtp In Maryland Is about 1000.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-Sold by r. A.
Golden, agent. since our last report:-5g. 900
herlings, from $11al2H per Thousand; 600 sha
lrola s25 to $50 per hundred; 900 punches Of
fock and perch, from % to rs cents per bunch.
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BOOK SALB.-The sale OF a fine miscellaneous
library commences this evening at 40 O'clock
at the auction rooms OF Thomas Bowling. IC
Is worthy OF the attention OF book buyers.
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AT Bon MARCHE Is well known as one OF the
largest ard best conducted establishments Ii
Paris. Every article Is Of thoroughly reliable
quality. and sold at the lowest possible price.
Catalogues can be obtained on application.
Our readers should peruse the advertisement In
another column
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He T STREET baptist

TUE TIE
CHuRCB.-At the street Baptist church,
during the vacant paStorate, the regular ser
vices have been, and will continue to be, main
tanned by temporary supplies. Yesterday
morning an able discourse was delivered by Dr..
huntington, OF Columbian University. Notice
was then given that the congregation Is about
70 hold a meeting to call pastor and IL Is
said. that some of the members are In favor OF
calling Dr. Samson, the first pastor of that
church, who many consider was the chief In
strument In gathering ana establishing the
church. DR.. Samson Is also well and favorably
known 70 the people or this District as preSi.
Cenr of Columbian University
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FIRE5.-AbOut O'Clock this morning Thomas
Collins. engineer. Joseph Mally. conductor, and
Fred Hall. brakeSman. on the B. i P. railroad
mouse corner 9TH ana Il streets southeast. They
stopped the train and put out the fire In the
house with water from the tank OF the locono-
1--WE. The house Is owned By George Carl and
occupied py Sarah woodruff, coiorad. -. The
alarm this morning az O'CLOCK was for the
burning OF three wood-Shed5 In the alley be-
tween and and 4 and 9th streets SOU q q.
west. The engines were promptly on hani
and eXtiDguished the flames. Damages ao3u-
sl00- The barber shop OF A. B. Coleman, c1ra9r
OF and Sth streets, caught fire early ye3Ierd -
an adjoining room. the discovery was so9a
made. an the fire was eXtinglishe1 with 3Ii
slight damage.
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Potomac Fisheries.

fHB CATCH OF SHAD AND HERRING IMPROVING.
The fishing season is improving somewhat.
Yesterday about 100 600 behring's arrived at our
fsh landing and about g. 900 Shad This morn
Ing $4,000 herrtDgs were cut for saiting, the
first OF the season. the season, it Is thought
may VT tnrn out TO be q good one.
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LUM b e RI

DUB IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS WHAT
VIM AND PUSH WILL Do. NOTHING
BUT STEADY Low PRICES, YEAR IN
AND YEAR OUT. WILL CREATE AND
MAINTAIN A BUSINESS SUCH AS
OURS. EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT
BUYERS CAN POSSIBLY GEEK Is AS
SURkD. Low PRICES. LARGE STOCK
OF SIX MILLION FEET. AND AN
ARCHITECT TO FURNISH PLANS AND
DRAWINGS FREE OF OHARGR. NO
OTHER YARD OFFERS go MANY III.
JUDGMENTS TO BUYERS.
Will LET q LIBBEY,
. 9Th st. and New York ave-,
Sprague Square,
Yards N. Liberty Market Square,
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NATIONAL TUEATER.
MONDAY. APRIL Ii.
Every Evening, Wednesday aud saturday Matt
Itts. crest Comedian 4 q ceat Play"
JOHN n. Rat WUND.
In A. Cutters Fantastic Comedy Of
hESH. THE ANEhi'ANi
The lstest New Iurk success
Ire same scenery (by Phil con. her and Henry
l., hoet ntec IN New York viii he used here
No1E Some few years several Of IN a dauyh-
teri q hieh Ia titan cfe ials were sent hy ordr of
The hhedhe 10 Paris 10 receive a French edncstion
In 1870 the bhedly- of Egypt was oxpeIIea IRON,
hi- kincdom, AID sailed with his hare n sud suite
on bis steam yacht "a NsIles. and there purchased
and CccuTt,d palace into which he removed his
harem and attendants. Less than year since q
young lrl e'oyed from his Eareln with a foreigner
with whom she had IA len IN love. This piay IL
fCuEdeG en- the above facts
TUESDAY, APRIL -.
8p1l CORRlENNK MEKRfE- NAERRg
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THAT EsIISENT PIANIST, MAURICE STRiKOsCH
wrote OF his Hallet Davis & Co. piano as 'Tn
his opinion one Of the best pianos ever made In
the United states or elsewhere, and 10 sweet
ness, power OF tone and soiiditNDf conS.ruc
ton, leaves nothing more to desire
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A FINE newly made afghan for sale Cheao.
Address Afghan, STAR office.
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jest IN TINE FOR EASTER SUNDAY-Grand
opening OF pattern bonnet5 and novelties next
Wednesday and Thursday, at 1. GottheIts, rs
9TH street.
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THE GCPARTNERS HIP HERETOFORE Ey-
IsI!NG "a .00DWARD, LOTHROP 4
Coz HRANE is dissolve by mutual consent. Mr.
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WEI Of MEYERS
o A II A r. r H

CURE. Unquestionably the most important med,.
cal discovery since vaccination. remedy which
hsimiates with the mucous membrane and forms
not only local. but constitutional cure at
any stage. One package generally suffices. Deliy-
cred by Druggists or by D. B. DEWEY l. Co., 46
Dey Street. N. Y. 81. 90 complete. Treatise and
remarkable statements by the cured. mailed fr &C.
The afflicted can refer to:
GEO. W. LAMBRIsHT, 70 Biddle st., Baltimore;
Mr.. SCHROEDER. $50 North Broadway;
JOHN L. HERRING, c. Park av. & McMechan st.;
GEO G.. PREsBURY. Prop. West End Hotel, Long
Branch
REv. @. Il. TAYLOR, 140 Noble st., Baltimore, Md
E. 4. RELPHENsIISE, Ebbitt House, Washington;
Rev. GEO. e. PRATT st. Stephens Rectory, Paila
Gen. L. G. Doors, Wilmington;
Rev. A. A. SUMNER. Frederick. Nd;
Nile AIMEE. Opera Prima Donna;
PAUL BoTToN, the great swimmer. Flushing. LII;
bAML BENEDICT. Jr., 697 Broadway. N. Y, etc.
A real cure Of Catsrrh for 81. 90! novl- eodeow
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY CURALINE!.
n A positive remedy for C0RNS. Price 25cts.
Preps., Jersey City, n. ]. r. w. butcher, agent,
!ZO Mass. ave. nofthWest apl 4p, I'm
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Tickets admitting gentleman and 40 ladies. 8 10
Sngle .......-.-..--.....--.... .
Which can be procured from the ~ -Inbers Of the
Board of Lady Visitors. Board Of directors and
Board Of Hospital Administration.
n. B.-No extra charge for Supper
msr3l ST. spll-7t
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s. W. WOODWARD.
A. NJ. 10TH sop,
q r. NEHR NJ

The business will be continued as heretofore
under the firm name Of WOODWARD l. LOTu-
ROP.
Washington, April ]. 1881. apr4-m.w.f4v
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Holy WEEK began yesterday. Palm Sunday,
ana In both the Roman Catholic and Protestant
Episcopal churches The services were very i'm
pressiye. In the Catholic churches the services
consisted mainly OF the blessing ahd distrib-
uting Of the palm in commemoration or the
Sayior's triumphal entry into Jerusalem, when
the people Of the country spread palms along
the way and shouted, "H0Sanna." AS this
this event almost Immediately preceded the
trial and cTucitlXiOn Of Christ the Catholic
churches Will remain draped during the week
all the pictures and decorations being hidden
from view only to be more heavily draped as
the end OF the week approaches. The"Tenebr,e ;,
or service OF darkness, Will be celebrated from
Thursday evening until saturday. to eommeln-
crate the death and burial OF the Savior, and The
exercises win be very solemn. After the sing
ing OF The ''Gloria In EXcelSis' on THURSDAY
which Will be accompanied by the ringing OF
bells. the organ and bells viii be silent until
the singing OF the "Gl0ria In Excelsis' on Sat
urday. The services On Good Friday VIII
be very sorroWful. on Easter Sunday
the season OF rejoicing VIII begin. Many Of
the Protestant Episcopal churches will hold
services every day during this week, but In all
OF them Good Friday will be especially observed
with penitent1al services. While Easter Sunday
VIII be marked with rejoicing; all the chancels
being on the latter occasion very handsomely
decorated with the choicest spring flowers. The
musical services will be very grand On Easter
sunday In all the churches.
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ALEXANDRIA NoTEs.-Judge S. Bassett French
On Saturday evening appointed the following
named gentlemen Judges OF election for this
city for the next ensuing year: First ward
VIM. 7. Graves, VIM. Channcey and Ferdinand
Z. Heisley. Second ward-Joseph Beach, John
Haynes and ID. w. " hitting. Third ward-John
McGahey. Geo. Lash and Geo. SteintZ Fourth
ward-Ntlliam Summers, JAS. s. Dyson and
Richard Lylor. Judge French having Adjourned
the court Saturday left for his home IL Man.
chester. Va, this morning. 49,. j. b. Burgess q
Son having rented the Miller warehouses on
the wharf for the purpose OF establishing a
branch In this city 10 their large fertiiizIng
mandatory on the Chesapeake Bay. A large
audience assembled st the coraer OF King and
Fairfax streets yesterday afternoon, to listen to
tie discourse OF Rev. J. T. Michael, who it was
understood would expose FTeemasonry and
prove Ii 10 be Baal worship but his auditors
soon got tired and dispersed. -. Ed. Payne, co.,
oTed, was On Saturday sentenced by the mayor
10 receive thirty nine laShes on his bare back
for stealing lot or tobacco from Mr.. Jerry
CriIly. last December. The sentence was
promptly executed. Fish sold at FishtoWn
Saturday at the following prices: Shad, s21 Per
hundred: herring, SIS per thousand. Willie
Carne son OF Mr.. VIM. f. Carne, while wreSt-
ling with a companion Saturday broke his
arm
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cation assembled at Epiphany tP. E. church
yesterday afternoon to witness the comforting
upon class OF 107 females and 80 MAIDSTONE o.
the largest classes ever confirmed In this city.
The sermon was by the Rev. DR.. Paret, rector
the class upon the importance OF the rite.
Confirmation services were conducted at the
Evangelical Trinity church, corner 4th aud e
streets northwest, yesterday morning, by Rev.
W. b. l.. LucRert. Those confirmed were
Albert Esch, William Schaefer. Frederick
Hefne, Louise Heithmuller, Charlotte Emmert,
Christine Poggensee, Henrietta Schlerf and
Mat1lde Aulden.
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mn PErER TALTAyrII a we'll -noun rasl
wss hnr,aS " ashington, WHO died last Friday
SIN street Sssssserday from his late residence on
Mr.. TaliaynSI w wsen and Il streets southeast.
ms aeatn ana had resided since his esrv h, Vi
over fourth n Of eanISgyT navy
the Marine band. was fine perto,Taa MEMBER OF
Instruments and one OF the best soinst On IN mar
men morn N the country He viii be J ple su
clCzena he had many friends thron1nonr ~.
6aushte ~ GO
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to AL
bert Howard, OF West Washington, D. c., and
Boulder and Celia Brooks; John w. PIoWCaan
and Mona Davis.
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&c. F. S.-The board OF government OF the
Young Catholics Friend Society met last eve
ming In Carroll Hall, Mr.. James Fullerton In
the chair. Mr.. Dominick l. Murphy secretary
Appropriations out Of the treasury were made
TO the different parishes where branches OF tne
society exist for the clothing OF poor school
boys, and empowering the finance commit a
to make the necessary arrangements for th3
holding OF festival on Decoration Day at Lot
ler's gardens for the benefit OF the poor.
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REC0EERY OF WATCH.-The Baltimore Sun
says: ION a letter received by Deputy Marshal
Frey from brother In Washington, ID. c.. OF
J. NJ. COOK, the young man who recently killed
Detective CrOne detailed Detective A. ID, Green.
tree TO search for watch which the deceased
had owned. It was ascertained that he paWned
the watch March &C. 1SS1, with the Consoli-
The watch was valued at $50, and he Obtained
an advance on 1t OF $50. Mr.. Greentree got the
watch, which Will be turned over to the police
and transmitted TO the family of Mr. Cook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-11

On DECK AS USUAL WITH BARGiINs.-FOr
TIVE days only l shall sell six stone china or
opaque china cups and saucer5 >lhandled) for
45c-; 30 scotch clothes pins for &C.; half-galon
buckets for &c; decorated chamber sets, 10 AM
II pieces. 1886, at NJ. AUgenstein's National
Auction House, 81 1th street northwest
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Regulates the

We learn that Mr.. Joseph Collins, of
West Baton Rouge, barely escaped hav-
inc n foot crushed in the slide of a saw
mill. the other day. He was fortunate
enough to extricate it before he had sus-
tanned any serious injury.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

The clerk of the weather unscrewed
the heat valves during Sunday and Mon
day. The consequence was that the
poor sinners of the Capital sighed and
groaned, looking anxiously, but in vain,
for relief in the fleeting clouds that alas
were as dry as powder horn.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

LIKE PRINCES diamond fields of
Brazil have been knocked into q cooked
hat, Judging from the display to be
seen at the enterprising jewelry store of
Mr.. John Johnson, who has received "A
magnificent lot of jewelry, both genuine
and imitation. He had us completely
mixed on yesterday to point which were
the sure enough diamonds from the inn
itatiou. lie had to show Us where to
look to ind the difference. At John
sons one can be shifted according to the
condition of his pocket, One can can
however, come out of his establishment
ieweed like prince for a mere song,
Go and see for yourselves.
w., A. Il Inlo ~,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-23

The railroads to the interior, in our
opinion will take care of themselves,
for the reason that like water seek
ing its level they will come to the State
Capital to effect junction there with
the Mississippi and with the entire rail
way system Of the transMississippi. All
that our citizens should do henceforward
is to apply themselves to beautify Baton
Rouge and make her a city, in point of
attractions by creating pleasure resorts
and aferding every convenience for
trade. Let lis have a classiiicatio II Of
trade specialties that will offer the Gus
toner full stocks in every line from
which he may select what he needs.