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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-05
Two Serious Ratir0ad Accidents in
this Civ.

This morning serious accident occurred on
the early local train from Alexandria James
Archy, milkman GU the Long Bridge, at
tempted to get of the train as It was passing
along Maryland avenue between 18th and 18th
streets, and his coat tripping him, he fell with
on leg under wheel. and the limb was cut
OFF just below the knee. Medical attendance
was at once secured, and he Was sent TO PToVi-
deDce hospital
Thursday afternoon Maria Grimes. II years
old, daugh inter- OF Mr. Joseph Grimes, 10I AZ
street southwest, while crossing Virginia ave-
hue at y street, was knocked down by being
struck oy the engine OF an Incoming train
She was taken to the drug store Of F. ID. Dow
uDg, AID attended By DT. Williamson, who
found her severely Injured
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West Washington, nee Georgetown,

AN ALLEGED CHICKEN THIEF CAUGHT.-Ofi.
Ger Haney. arrested Thursday a man named
VIM. Robinson, alias Jas. Butcher upon sus-
plcon or stealing chickens which he was Of
Ierlng for sale. IL was ascertained yesterday
That the chickens were the property or VIM.
councilman, and John Barker, OF the county,
Tor the latter CT whom Butcher had recently
Deon at WORK. He was sent to the Police Court
this morning.
RELIEVED OF HIS WATCH.-Mr. Joseph l.
SimmS, aWeil-known citizen vs. bile coming from
Washington Thursday night in a crowded
street car had his gold watch and chain stolen
from him. He did not discover mis- loss until
he had arrived home. when he found that his
A QUIET DAY.-Yesterday was q QUIET day In
this place, there were but arrests for drunk
enDesS and dis order.
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A NOTHEB BIG BAB6AIN.

From to 10 yards lengths Of
NEW YORK MILLS, PRIDE OF TIE WEST
AND WAMSUTTA OOTTONs,
At III cts per yard.
Tbs TREMENDOUS BARGAIN We are Offering
very rapidly A ~ 'oA'
English aARSEILLEs, English WELT, Corduroy
styles, Sstfn Stripes, anguish DUCK. Linen
LAWNS. Lace Stripes and many other styles
ALL AT l2k CENTS PER YARD.
An-w SS Fl Fine BLACK OAsHMxREs. 81. 40. IS
LADIES' CLOTH In all Of the New ooaching
CLOTHS. Spring styles. for Boys suita SIC. Goo
ALL Linen TABLE LINEN. IS. 30. 81, As eta.
English Marseiiles BED SpREADS. "a.
No1IItNsS a Y. CURTAIN LACE. hne quality. 81.
Spring GAMBs!Cs. PERCALEs. PRINTS, Madras
GINGHAMS.
New Styles Of spring BRUSSELS CARPETS.
New Styles Of Spring INGRAM CARPETS
6. M. TOWSON,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue. south side,
70 Near It'll street and Center Market.
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Anauseuepts &c

NATIONAL THsATRE--"Fun On the Bristol
Will De given for tbs last time tonight, and on
Monday night the favOrite tragedtan Lawrence
Barrett, always welcome In Washington. will
make his temperance.
BLIND TON, the musical wonder, ALWAYS ct
tracts crowd. He will give series OF enter
tainmeDts at Odd Fellows Hall next week.
IHE GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TENDsRED to
Emily Hawthorn Charles will come OF at Oid
Fellows Hall this evening. See the advL
hESMRRIsA.-See Professor Carpenters al
yertlsement OF exhibition at Masonic Temple
next week.
ODD FELLOWS HAIL The Yankee Detec.
tive and farce will be performed mere tnIs
evening for the last time By Mr. w. T. Baker
and his select company.
DBkGRENoST.-Tne great boy v,ollnst, Vh1
mas made such stir Ia New York musical cir
cl6S, hauriclo D9DgremODt. viii appear here
for one evening ouly, next Wednesday, at LIN
coin Hall. Tie New York and Boston pre- IS
nave endorsed young Den9Temont as being one
or the finest VlOltnistS who ever appeared In
tits country. He Will be assisted by soma first
Glass artists in his concerts.
TBE BAREUN LONDON SROw.-The announce
neut that this grand consolidation Is to appear
Eere early la April Is creating 20 small degree
OF excitement.
GRAND CONCERT At THE MUSEUM BUMDISG-
There Will De grand promenade concert at
the Dew Museum building this evening at s
O'Clock. For particulars see advertisement
PfoI. Jackson viii give an exhibition OF fire.
works IN front OF the new Museum building at
hall past o'oock-be fore the concert.
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DIR. METTAUR,S
n & A D A c He PILLS


SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYs-
PEPSlA IN It's worst forms, cleansing the BODY al
excess OF bne. producing q regular healthy act DC
fun size box OF these valuable PILLS with fuu
directions for complete cure, mailed 10 any sd
dress on receipt OF nine three cent postage STAMPS
For sale by all druggists at rs cent?.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY,
Rev. THOMAS GUARD. one Of the most eminent
clergymen IN the country. pastor Mount Vernon
d. L. Church. Baltimore Md:
~ nave no hesitation Ia assuring You thst DR.
MEIIAURs HkADAcHE PILLS have proved moss
beneficial to me.
Yours truly, THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS CAMILLA. pastor III. E. Church, Ha-
gerstown, Md
with great benefit. am now seventy nine yesrE
old, and have been subject 70 Constipation O num-
Der of years. Your Pills have acted 80 pleasantly
WANT ~ ca NAM ns hrs s come 70
Yours truly, THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev. LEWIS A. THREkHp, pastor NJ. z. Church,
/ gave Dr. HIrrAUR's HEADACHE Pills 10 q
Fever and In two days he was out attending To his
Respectfully, LEWIS A. THIRRKIED.
Rev.I Z. PETERS. pastor NJ E. Church. UrbanA Va:
have used one box q Or. hETTauts dasnEthippS
ACHE PILLS, and found them most oenenclAs
Yours su sru tly AD'- e. PETERS.
Rev. @. W. HOBBS. pastor NJ. z. Church. Pisd-
Ibsve given my wife, who "a a su fferer from Head
sche, DR.. METTAUB's HEADACHE PILLS, and one
00's Yours OF rst truly ai A~' > GEO 1 W. HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL, CO..
fel2-eo soiePrOprisrors, Baltimore, Md.
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TR OPIC.
FRUIT
LAX a e I v Il.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS. Is thoroGgh in its Medicinal Action.
PATRONS often d:srssard our 90 junction 70 divide
the LOZENGE into parts lsay two doses) TO meet
their respective cases. At the OUTSET IL !. asna-
cisIy essential to observe the DIRECTIONS clossl y
ill one becomes accustomed to its use-vhen mild
action andthe most satisfactory results are sure to
follow. Ladies and children, aud those who
dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines to
secure csthartic action. especially pleased with
its agreeable qualities. Try il ONCE. and you wi
esteem 1t highly as Q SAFE, PLEASANT and Eff
FEoTIVE remedy. Packed in bronzs tin boxes
only. Sold by Druggists
Pr.oe. 25 Gents. Large boxes. so Cents.
MARI eoSw
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Salt RheUn,

Mrs. ASS Il. Brown, OF Maiden. Mass, had Salt
Rhenm on body and limbs for eight years. No
kind Of treatment or medicine or doctors did her
any good. Limbs raw and painful that she was
obliged at times to go ABOUT on clutches. Many
O; kaldens best citizens can testify to her condi-
ton. She dispaired of cure even relief. Used
the 1UTIcuRA REsoLvENT internally and the OUr1-
Ct RIA and CUTICURA SOAP externally and was
cured In six months.
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The Sewer bond Frauds.

The excitement Of The Inauguration has pre-
vented any further investigation into the Dis
triet sewer bond frauds, but It Is the purpose
OF the District Commissioners to find out the
guilty persons connected with this trans action
n possible. Mr.. Richie, who purchased the
Bonds, stated yesterday to Commissioner Dent
that he purchased them IN October, 1876, long
before tho present Commissioners came into
power, AID thinks they we're issued during the
existence OF the old board CT audit. It has not
yet traIspired from whom he received them.
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EANEORD'S
RADICAL OUR II
FOR CATARRH.
Insta NJ aneous. Economical. Safe, Rad
ical Treatment for One Dollar.

Instant aneous. Economical. Safe. Rad
ical Treatment for One Dollar.
Poisonous catarrhal matter filing the nasal pas
saRes rots away the Membranes tissues and car
ilages, causing loss Of Smell, Taste and Hearing.
The putrid accumulations drop during sleep into
the throat and are swallowed paralyzng digestion.
Taken up by the absorbents. the virus enters the
blood. weakening and facilitating every organ aud
generating fatal affections Of the Lungs, Liver and
Kidneys.
Strike at the roots Of this gigantic disesse,
Cleanse, purify and heal tho mem brAns lining, the
nasal passages, and then. BY constitutional treat
meIt, Eeutralize the poison the blood and other
fluids.
SAEFoRD's RADICAL CURE, with IMPROVED IN
HALER and CATARRHAL SOLVENT. rea shes every
part Of the affected system. CLEANSING purifying
and restoring. 1t Ia radical and permanent It is
economical and safe. Try 1t before 1t Ia too late
Price, with Improved Inhaler. Catarrhal SOL
NENT. Treatise and Directions, 81. Sold every
where.
General Agents.
WEEKS 4 POTTER,
Boston.
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"ARVARD VGRSITY,
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

The June examinations for admission 70 Haryaro
College. the Layrsnce Scientific School. the -
held simultaneously in Cambridge. Exeter. n II
New York. Phisdelphia. Cincinnati. ChicsFo ane
SATURDAY following the last WEDkhSDSAAh. u
JUNE. They viii begin this year on TbohSoAAs
JUNE 601B, at Am.
Candidates may present themselves upon spAe
For recent exsmination papers and further in
formation address the REGISTRARS. asqssr0 Sei-
leges CAMREtdee. Man. W&FAsua0
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Wonderful Cures,

What cures of Blood and Skin Diseases, and Scalp
Affections with LOGS Of Hair. csn compare with
those of the Hon. VIM. Taylor. Boston. State Sen
stor Of Massachusetts; Alderman Tucker, Boston;
S A. Steele. esq. Chicago; T. H. Drake, esq, De-
troit; II. z, Carpenter, esq Henderson, NY;
Charles Houshton, ESQ.,, Boston, and many others,
details Of which may be had on application to
Messrs. Weeks Potter, Boston,
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IhDtx TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE sTAa,

ANUErNEHTs4th page.
AUCTION SAIEs-3d PAGE.
Books, SC.-Sd page.
BoARDISs-3d pare.
Doors AND SsoEs-3i pare.
BUSHES CHANCEs-4th pa9e
BUsIEsss DIRECToRY-5 page.
OrrY ITsMs-4th paxe.
nzArHs-sth page.
DRY 6ooDs-6th page.
kDUCATIoE-6th PAGE
FAMILY SUPPLn page.
FTNAsCIAL-6th page.
FoR RENT AND SALE-th psSs.
PoR saLR CMisceIlaneouss-4th page
HoUszFURHTsHINGs-6t Pare
INAUGURATION tiooDs-6th page,
LADIES' GooDs-6th page,
IRCTURRs-4th pare.
List OF LEruRs-2d page.
LOST AND FoUND-4th page
MONEY TO LoAN-6th page.
MEDICAL. ko-6th page.
MIsCELLANEo Us-7th page.
PT2soNAI-Sth page.
PBoRRsS 1oNAL-' III page.
PIASOs AND ORGANS 9th ps2e.
RALRoADs-3i PAGE
RELIsIoCs NorICEs-ith page.
SPECIAL SoTIoEs-4th page.
SPECIALTIEs-6, h gsee.
SrHaAEss. SC.-3d page.
SPORTING Goops-6th page.
THE ThADEs-Sd page
UFpgETAKERs. &C.-Sth pae-e
WAHTs-4th page
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Liebis Co. IS Coca Reef Toni.

"As counteractant to deblIitatfnp Influences
Qassitude, nervous depression, debility, mala-
ria, dyspepsia, liver complaints, heart anec-
tons, dropsical troubles, arrangements of the
stomach and bowels) It Is Invaluable K" saws Pro-
lessor F. w. HunO NJ. D., Honorary Member
imperial Medical Society Of ST. Petersburg.
Russia, etc All who are run down and deblII-
aged should take 1t. Beware OF limitations.
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MONROE GA March % 1es

MONROE, GA, March %, $3.50
we nave FOR twelve months been prescribing
(SWift's S. Specific'1 In the treatment OF
diseases for which It Is recommended, and the
results have been most satisfactory, not having
Deen disappointed In single instance. We
think, for all diseases 1t is recommended to
cure 1t stands withour a peer, and that all the
medical profession will, sooner or later be
forced 10 acknowledge &c In the treatment Of
such diseases, as sine Q,ta non.
n. l. GALLOWAY, NJ. D.
j. T. ROBINSON, NJ. D.
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Condensed Locals.

The funeral of Mrs Judge Humphreys took
place from her residence In Fairfax county,
Va; at - O'Clock TO-DAY.
The counsel for NrI Kate Cha@-Sprayue
having accepted the challenge of Sprayus FOR
trial. are working indusfriously. taking deposit
tons Of witnesses Mrs. Sprague VIII nave
more iran ~ witnesses, some OF whom live in
this district.
Officers O'Neal and Ofrut about 10 O'Clock
yesterday brought In to headquarters two
young White men on suspicion OF being crooked
men: theS gave their names as George Jones
and Thomas 81. Butler from New York. They
were lCckt0up
The price Of the double sheet STAR is the same
as the single Sheet-two cents.
TIE steamer W. W. Corcoran will tomorrow
make trip to Mt Vernon.
Copies or the double SD eet STAR ia wrsnnafa
ready for mating. containing fun ecco,int of
the inaugural ceremonies, are for sale AT the
counter Price, two cents,
The tailoring estaollsnfneno Of Mr.. M Losano,
on u street, oet"een e. and 7th streets, was
and Quantity Of material and cloihtng- valued
az ABOUT $50, was carrie d of.
CINCINNATI MEN IN TIE HANDS OF THREE
CARD MONTE MEN.-Thursday afternoon MI.
Charles cross ana K. l. Akers. two nelghoors
fIem Cincinnati, Ohio, while at Wizards Hotel
came across smart business man, who had
some samples OF tea, the seed OF which he was
selling TO any one disposed 10 buy. he yarr ant
Ill Thai II could grown anywhere In this coun-
hy. The accom- panied him tnll room on the
II onte game was opened and Cross bet freely on
| II aid LOST considerable money. Finding btm-
self short. he borrowed Akers check for 800, IN
order TO recover his losses IT, Is needless 10 say
| tEat he lest the whole amount, and the N IN
| tlcsed up his Tea seed and walked OF wi h his
| gins Akers did not report the case at police
h' adqualters until yesterday, when IL was TO
| late.
ROBBERIEs Last nisnt between seven and
eight O'Clock he resid nee CT Mr.. G. F.
| Morey, No. 1907 l street, was broken 1ato
| and room occupied by Mr.. J. E. Steadman,
| or Philadelphia, was robbed Of $500 In money
| and pair OF gold bracelets. The residence,
| Of Mr.. John r. Hunt. 1881 N street north wesr,
| was entered during the absence OF the family
| 10 witness the inaugural procession and Jew.
| elry to the value OF about $500 was stole -
| The house OF Sir. Marry, on street, between
l2th and 18th, was also ENTERED and $500 In
cash and all the JeHelry In the house stolen.
There were some four or five other robberles
reported but the losses were light.
HowsoN's delicious ice cream sl.25 a gallon
1l04 18th.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Arnuseme,t, &c, To.ntp,,

Amusements. &c. Tonight.
Fbrds Opera HOtSe-Last night OF Hayerly's
Ministries.
Natf0ad! Fneater.-Last night OF Fun on the
Bristol"
Ltncotn HaU.-Testimonial to Emily Thorn
ton Charles.
Odd FetOirS' HGU.-'SThe Yankee Detective
Roller Skating Rint.-Eyening assembly.
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CUTICURA
Hlocd Humors, Itching and ScaIy
Diseases, ScrOfuIa, scrOfdOus Sores,
Ulcers, and Swcllings Positively,
Permanently. and EcOnOm-
ically Cured.

CUTICUHA REsoLvENT is the greatest blood puri-
fer in medicine. 1t acts through the bowels, liver
kidneys and skin. CUT1CuRA. a Medicinal Jelly
arrests external diseaseP eats away life,ess flesh
and skin, hllay il ANIMATION, itching and rrita-
ton, and heals. CUTICUBA soar cisanses heals,
tofteLs, whiteDs and beautifies the skin. 1t and
the CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP, the oaly medicinal
shaving soap, are prepared from CUTIcURA.
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COLLINS
Voltaic Electric Plaetere,

The Electro-Galvanic Battery attached to Col
LIEs' VoLTAIC ELECTRIC PLAsTIRs Is warranted
superior to every % battery before the public. and
ID positive cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Liver.
Kidney and Urinary Diseases. Nervous Pains and
weakness, Malaria and Ague Pains. Bold every
where. mara
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The WeRttaeY.

OFFICE OF THs CHIEF SIGNAL OFFrCgs,l
WASHINGTON d. G., Mar. S, ISL. $50 g. M Z
Fer the middle states. cloudy or partly
cloudy weather. possibly occasional light
snow, stationary or lower temperature higher
barometer.
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a Cough. Cold or Sore Throat
snould be stopped. Neglect frequently results
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and balsams but
acts directly on the fnfamed parts, allay1ng
Irritation, give relief In asthma. bronchitis.
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject to. Sold
at Is cts box everywhere
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Lieut.. =. m. Symonds. III. n. NJ.

says: "By the use OF Liebig Co. s Arnicated Ex-
tract OF Witch Hazel cured myself OF severe
and chronic catarrh." Beware OF cheap, worth.
less limitations. Also cures Piles Rheumatism
and Neuralgia Sold In SOC. and 81 sizes.
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CITY ITEMS.
Tailoring for Snriuo

Tailoring for Spring.
P Fine bla sSs sG G,o,atlngs, Promptness,
ii@ %HIor: aho Sultings ana Gneapness,
NOW READY.
GEO. G. HENNING,
40 Seventh Street
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The People,s Worldwide Verdict,

Burnett's Cocaine has been sold In every
civilized country, and the public have rendered
the verdict that It is the cheapest ana best Hair
Dressing in the world.
Burnett'S Flavorlng Extracts are invariably
acknowledged the purest and the best.
ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, Is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs Of either sex S.
ALI druggists. STOTT & CROMWELL, Agents,
60 $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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DILES PILESi PILES!u
A SURE CUBE FOUND AT LAST. NO ONE

A sure cure for the blind. Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR.; WI.
haMs tsn Indian remedy, called Dr. Wilhsms'
worn chronic cases Of IS and 30 years standing
No one need suffer ave minutes after applying this
ments and Electukriee do more harm than rood
Williams Ointment absorbe the tumors. anaye the
tnteE itching particularly at night after getting
warm In bed), acts poultice; gives instant ana
paneee relief. and In prepared only for Piles. iscs-
ing of the private parts, and nothing else. bold
By Ill druggists, and sent by mail on recetpt %
price. q per box. FRANK 8. HENRY q o.
A1erfr Wsshington % o., feblb- eo-Ap
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Do Not Risk Destroying

the delicate membrane lining OF the nose and
throat by using dangerous snuffs. Dr. Hartley's
Cafarrh Remedy never causes the slightest
irritation or sneeZlng, affording Immediate re-
lleI ana permanent cure. Sold BY Stott L.
Cromwell and all druggists. 3I-6
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Number OF

TRUSTEES:
NORRIS FRANKLIN. b. 3: CLAFLIN.
WM IT App .ETON JOHN a. FURMAS,
WILLIAM PARTON. DAVID D0Wk,
WILLIAM A. BOOTH. GEORGE a. OSGOOD,
HENRY TUCK NJ. D., ALEX. SrUDwGL,.,
HENRY BOWERS, CHAS. WEIGHT, M. D.,
LOOMS l.. WHITE, EDWARD MARLIN,
ROBERT b. COLLINS. JOHN MAIRB.
8. 8. FISHER, EDW. A. WHIT rEN0RE
RUYDAM GRANT, WILLIAM ii. BEERS.
THEODORE N. BANTA, Cashier.
D. ODELL. Superintendent OF Agencies.
CHARLES WRIGHT, NJ d . ,r.,,u,
henry TUCK, NJ. D., Aooioa1 EAAniiness
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President
WILLIAM n. BEERS,
HENRY B. CRANE,
Manager Southe astern Dept. Baltimore, Nd.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
AGENTS FOB WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT Oh
COLUMBIA,
mar3-St No. 62S street north west.
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Letters Hypnotic Pillow

lnduceS sleep ailays nervousness and keeps
pure the air OF the sleeping chamber. All IN
Vanos VIII nnd great advantage from It's use "a
the aromatic herbs OF which the pillow is con-
posed have fine tonic effect and act as q plea
SAINT deoioriIer and disinfectant. Jennie
June, the well known fashion writer, says: II
found that Testers Hypnotic Pillow gave a
traDqullfztng, strengthening influence and |
esteem 1t luxury not TO be dispensed with"
frice, IS. Sent anywhere.
LEsTKR's INDICATED PILLOW COMPANY,
1877 Broadway, New York City,
?. o. Box 500.
This Pillow Is for sale by the following drug
glSts: thompson, 18th street: WGggaman. AT
PennsJ lVanfa avenue: Mtthurn, 1929 Pennsyl-
Vahla avenue: Kolb, corner 18th and streets:
Lewis. 18th and p streets; also by the Well
known dry goods house OF Shuster 4 Sons.
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MINERAL WATERS. - Congress Water - The
pcrest ard safest OF allcathartic waters. None
genuine seld on draught. Avoid all coarse iFTi.
Eating waters. forcing and domeaftc. they fnnnair
Inc digestive organs and kidneys. +
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TH1RTH->IxTa ANNUAL REPORT

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE Nos Si6 AND s4s BROADWAY.
January L, 1851.
Amount Of net cash assets, January
j. ioeo SSs. 49, 43l 6s
REVENUE ACCOUNT
Premiums 81, OLA, $685.
Le.s deferred Pre-
miums Jan. !,
1850 .......-.-.... 367, $500
81, G46 $50. 81
Interest and rents.
Qnciudins real
led gains on real
eetate Sold ...... g. 635, ST. g5
Less interest &C
crued Jan. !, 1880 3i7, 9S9Il
S2.3l7,ss 81
----- Ss. 9e4, 719. Al
ON
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oAIGerney Nakons. >,

Fresh Alderney butter chirnei every morn.
ing, and delivered In 4 lbs. ward" prints, 45c.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermllk and
sweet milk &c. per OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-05

"a JEWEL OF IEB FIRST WATER Is another
name for DR.. Bulls Cough syrup.
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Pam IN rais BACK or sides quickly relieved nv
applying Bensons capclne porous plaster. Ii
Is always reliable
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Don't Die on the Premises
ASK your druggists for Rough on Rats" IL
clears out rats, mice. bed bugs reaches. Only
15c. per box.
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CuTTcuRA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington
street. Boston. and are for sale by an Druggists.
Price for CUTIOURA, Med cnal Jelly, snssii boxes.
80 cents; large boxes. 81. OUTIcURA REsoLvENT,
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle. CurIcURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 25 cents. CUTIoURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING Soar, Is cents; In ars, for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 90 cents.
sF-AU mailed free on receipt Of price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-05

A GRATIFYING ExHIBIT.--1he thirty sixth
annual report OF the New York Life Insurance
Company, which appears In another columd Of
to-day's paper, commends Itself to all who con.
template insurance on their own life or the
lives OF others. The favorable condition OF
the company IS shown by the following state.
ment: Assets, S43, ls3, 934; liabilities Uncludtug
tontne surplus OF over 81, ZOO OOO), s3s sss s31S
leaving surplus or 81 295, 900. The com oany
calculates the reserve on It's policies by the
highest standard In use. viz: the Carlisle NOR
Lslty table, with Interest at four per cent By
the New York state standard the surplus would
De over S., 900 0OO. Comparing this statement
with the one for January l. 1880, there are sew
eral gratifying Indications OF progress and
healthy growth during the past year. For ln-
stance, the premium receipts were s643, I94
greater; the interest receipts $2si, ass larger;
the assets have increased e. 1S6, 9S2 and the
surplus Is Sl,l74.125 IN excess OF what it was
last Year. The management Of this Old and re-
liable institution Is thus shown to be In the
hands OF officials who have proper regard,
not only to the pecuntary success OF the COM
pahy. but to the entire security of those In
suIed In 1t. The New York Life has an army
and navy class, in which a permit Is granted TO
army and navy officers calculated to meet all
the requirements OF their profession without
extra charge.