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w, H. FELIX'S.
Popular urniture
STORE.
Lewistown, Miain county, Penn'a.
=uriture of Every Kind. Parlor, Chamber.
Dinning Room, Hall, and Kitchen, to
suit the means Ofevery person.

Painted Chamber Suite from S25 to $50.
parlor Suits from $40 up,
all walnut covered Hair cloth Reps Raw Silk and Pushes Of
Walnut Chamber Suits with Marble Tops, from Si5 to 1928
Bedsteads from 81 to 500
Bureaus Stands Lounges Chairs Mattress Of oil kinds The
derful Woven Wire Mattress Bottom the best made
All goods kept ready for sa and at CASH
PRICES that will ALL that by buying where
the best and always what Goods packed and dev
Call the the immense
No trouble OUR MOTTO Good Goods Lev
ia &c Please Orders by will receive prompt attention
Yours Respectfully,
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est possible efficiency and uniformity OF re-
snlts, which enables physicians as well as
invalids TO use IL with confidence. Ii is
the most reliable remedy for diseases Of
the throat and lungs that science has pro-
duced. 1t strikes at the foundation OF all
pulmonary diseases, ahording prompt
and certain relief, and Is adapted 70 pa
tients OF any age or either sex. Being
very palatablc, the youngest children
take II without difficulty. In the treat
ment OF ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, bronchitis, Influenza, Cler-
gyman's Sore Throat, Asthma, Group,
ana Catarrh, tho effects Of AyER's
CHERRY PICTORIAL are magical, and multi
tudes are annually preserved from serious
Illness by Its timely and faithful use. IL
should lie kept ut hand In every house,
hold, for the protection Il affords In sud
den attacks. In Whooping-cOugh and
Consumption there Is no other remedy
so eiiicacious, soothing, and helpful.
The marvellous cures which AYER's
CBERRy PICTORIAL has effected all over
the world are a sufficient guaranty that Il
will continue TO produce the best results.
An impartial trial will convince the most
sceptical of It's wonderful curative powers,
as well a. Of It's superiority over all other
preparations for pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians In all parts Of the
county. knowing Its composition. recon-
mend AyER's CnEnny PEcToRAL TO invs-
lids. and prescribe Il In their practice.
The test OF half . century has proved its
absolute certainty 70 cure all pulmonary
complaints not already beyond the roach
OF humai. aid.
Prepared by Or. ]. c. Aver Z Co.,
Prscticsi and Analytical Chemists.
osall Aaaa
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hnAli French Chrome Cards. Hand Boquets
.fOMot,oes, Birds. etc., Namo ON ios, j. b
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AID WIN BRANCH.

Leave iiar' is''urg for Paxton. Lochiei, and
Steel:on daily. except sunday, 6.s6. GA, o as q.
day, go y. inn aud on saturday oniy, s,46. e.i0,
$50 D. IN.
Returning, leave steeiton daily, except Sun.
day, 10, LOO, 100 .. m, 2.21 p. m; daily ex-
eept saturday and SUNDAY, 6.lO, p. M, and on
saturday only, 5.io, go. 9.5, p, IN.
}. L WOOTTEN,
Genl Manager.
Q. G. HANCOCK,
den'l PassIN 4 Ticket Agt.
Feb 1'N. VII q ~.
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A boy, in q country school, was
resdirg the following sentence :
''Tbe lighthouse is q landmark by
day and Q beacon by night and
rendered IT thus ; "The lighthouse
30 landlord by day 40 10 deacon by
might"
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You d1n't 6nd dime novels and
6sh. stroy papers in the rooms oi
'sr pont boys. No. Indeed 7 The
tables are eovsvsd With hymn books
nj tsstausots and ~ Pilgrims
Ps 'srssa Thsy tssp TIE othsr
seu6 hidden Ia IT, ban. ~hsrs ths
Cd mso woot dad H.
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A Saratoga hotel has waiter sew.
Gu feet high, and lie is very popular
When be spills the soup it gets cool-
ed of falling through the air, aud
therefore does not burn the bald
head underneath.
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Auctonssr. George H. Hscken-
burg, Of Middlccreek, p. O., would IN
noupce TO the people Of Snyder coun-
ty, that he will cry sales for real an
personal property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms.
guarantees Satisfaction lMar.1S7s
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GEORGE D, DENFER.
County SURVEYOR
Kratzerviile, Snyder County Penn

Surveying and Convcyauciug promptly and
skilliully attended TO. A share OF tho pub
lie patronage solicited.
July 23.'7s.
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gents Wanted for the boat "Authentic l.il
and Public Services OF
President Garfield,

iuos, thrill ing, evcbtfnl aud Christian heroic
life before the world. Truly friend ~ humans
ty. His last days all full aud ably told by one
OF the beet tu.borp. WIN ontaeli all others.
lose no time to secure territory. Extra terms,
ouiht only 50 cents. Address at once.
-. l.. at UERNSEY. Pub, ei Cornhill, Boston.
Mass.
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BuchuUsiba.
SWALLOWING POISON.

SWALLOWING and inhanng the nox,ous tmpu-
rites generated by Catarrli, POISON not alone the
nasal ortans, but the stomach and lungs. No
merely LOCAL remedy. like douchss and tnsoube
snufb, can possibly reach eradicate the vr1llent
FIcrulos Of Catarrh This fact explains the won
der!El curas Effected by Dr.. WEI Dis MhYEh'S
new 4EOGULAIIVE treatment. The elements
naed By him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem
brane throughout the system and form CONSTR
TUTIOHAI IS we'll as local antidote, az certain to
GCFE CATARRI, as vaccine virns is to prevent
Small poI. Its unprecedented sale with unsoiic-
ted testimonials from many thousands who. at
ALL STAGES OF the disexse, HAVE BEEN CURED
by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond con-
tradicton. The fact that WEI DE MEYERS Ca
TaRRH CURE Is the most important medica.
discovery since vaccination. REV @. II. TAYLOR.
lao Noble street, Brooklyn. writes some package
produced 3 radical cure" sit entirely cured
meIabeg Of my family who had suffered from Ca
tarrh for 40 years" J. d. MCDONALD, TO Broad
8sy, n. T.: cit cured me after doctoring for
nearly 30 years" MRS EMMA G. HowEs. 80 W.
Washington Place, N. <: 81 can speak for SEVEN
members Of ply family who have used it with great
benefit" REV. W. q. SUMNER, frederick, Md.
&C Everybody troubled with Casarrh as I WAS
shcuii use it," NARY A. RAHKEa, 494 N. Clark
street, Chicsgo, III: For six years did not
bresths through my DCstrils until used Wei De
Meyers CntarTh Cure" Mrs. NJ. L. SHENEY, 3Oa2
Barah street, So. Louis, Mo. SIT gave me Instant
relief" T. j. CRANK, Atlsntic Hotel, Chicago:
III restored ma to my ministerial labors." Rev
GEO. A. RIEs, CohBlesEil, n. Y: "It relieved me
Ct great Polypus" ". q. TRUEspELI. M. D.,
Erin, IL, &c, &c, &c sc. DR.. Wei De Meyers
'' EEATiSh' is mailed FREE His "UURE" Ia
DELIVERED TO sny sttiress. by D. D. DEWEY Il Co.,
&c DaV St. n. Y. st 81 90 complete. nov8-eo
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THE EVENING STAR
NO ...............-...APril 4, 1881.
The Weather.


OFFICB or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, J
WASHINGTON. ID. G., April {, 1881 $50 a. m
For the middle states. partly cloudy We ather.
occasional light snow, follower during the
MGR by cIParfDg weather rising barometer.
D stt nary or slight fall In temperature, an
winds shifting 10 north and west.
Fair Weather Tomorrow.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
ing special bulletin TO the press: The storm
which was central In the lower Ohio valley
yesterday morning moved to the eastward.
causing light snow In the Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, and from Iowa eastward to the
middle Atlantic coast Tue center OF this storm
Is nov IN the eastern portion OF North Carolina,
and rain extends southwark TO Florida The
temperature has fallen In the Mississippi val
ley AID northwest, and Is below freezing as far
southwark as Texas and below zero In Mime
low the mean from the missouri river eastw ard
southwark 10 ArSansas. The indie aItons are
that the weather will be warmer 10 the north
west daring Tuesd sy aud Wednesd ~ and that
fair weather VIII prevail east OF the Mssi ssippi
during Tuesday.
RANGE on THE rHERN0AETHR
The following are the readings OF the ther-
moneter at the Signal Once during the day.
IT,. 81 II g. n, go ID. 70. 3Ie. MAXI
nun. 81 minimum. 304o.
Yesterday Sunday April 80. the ther-
mometer at the Signal once In this city, stood
as follows: In, $50; II am. $40: pm,
$50: pm. 40: pm. $50: II pm, $50.
Maximum, a 0; minimum, 31o.7
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I.Ot,inE of the Membranes, Cartllassx
and 1issnes.
UdsfiHH Of fhe Flesh. COHuh ans,
(ostsHns sfi0Ia.
FriEhtfni Progress of Gigantis
Disease.
si%s's Of Dr. SANFORD.

Catarrh il its destructive force stands next AMI
tin constitutions the transition from Ole TO
smother B only question of time. 1t is therefore
singular, as We have frequently remarked, mat
Elote afflicted VITA this fearful disease shouli not
aake 1t the object OF their lives to rid the useves
oft. Deceptive remedies concocsed by ignorant
pretenaers 70 medical knowledge have Weakened
tha confidence OF the great majority OF sufferers in
sii advertised remedies. They become resigned to
life OF misery rather than torture themselves
with doubtful allstlves
But this will never DO Ca.arrh must be raes at
every stage and conlbsted with all our might In
many cases the disease has assumed dangsfoas
symptoms The Zones and cartilage of the hose
arc eaten away, the organs Of hearing OF setine
aud Of tasting so affected to be useless the uyua
so elongated. the throat So iIa.med aud irritatsd
as to produce COL slant and distressing corfsh.
The dropping q putrid muens into the throat and
stomach during tleep feeds the absorbeats WITH
poison which ultimately affects The luagg liver and
kidneys, and .prostrates the patient boy ond TIE
hope Of recovery.
Atttis or any stage Of Ca.arsh. can the conscie1-
ticus PhS stefan recommend u remedy IS 8 cure for
this disease? Certainly.
The comprehensive tre4tme 1t which bears our
name and known as SAEFoRD'S RADICAL CUEE in
perfect specific for every form of Catarrh from q
simple Geld % the Lucrative stages of the shfoat
and lungs. Nothing III medicine is Ike it. The
RADICAL CURE with IMPROVED INHALER. the Ca
TaEkEAL SOLVENT for chr onio ana offens 70 forms
u the disease, al coubined ren Ter cure p1ssiuia
in every case Il is DO eXagxsratnn TO say tast no
sinsle contribution 70 tvs standard medicines %
lie day EQUALS 1t. Il has besn sold in every town
nc city " the United States. and everywhere Is
aeknoIle1GeG by unprecedented rhysictsns, drug
ISIS and the very best people TO be all that ,s
CLAIMED " It.
Price CT radical CURE with IaPsovrD INHALER
ano cAfAhhhAL SOLVENT. neat y wrapped in one
package, sl.0o, Sold and recommended by nj,
druggists Ash for SANFogD's RADICAL CURE.
deneral Agents. WEEKS X PorrsR Boston.
CoLLINs GoLTAic PIAsrERs rslisve in five min.
ntel.
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Sporting Notes.

At the first regular shoot Of the Capital City
Gun Cluo at Eagle Park, Saturday afternoon.
the following scores were made at twenty balls
each: Il. E King, IL Ad4ms, Il; Wagner, IL;
Shepard is. Miller, 10; Stod1ard, is; Stafford, is,
Nils, 10; Ball, 10; aha ftcK. l..
The New York lovers of field sport are rather
OVERRIDING the fox hunting fun on Long J5laDG.
Several days 40 three packs were out Within
ten EIfleS OF each OfhFr on Long Island, viz.
the QUet n5 County, the Meadow Brook and toe
RtcR-~ 81 Cubs The Qiee0s County HAM
have II tuI nf ] 10 their Old quarters at Garden
City. he roads about Castle Inu having been
found too stony TO De pleasant for the Ulcers.
ROSS ON HIS MUSCLE.
Wallace Russ, OF st. John. N b., says IL he Js
unsuccessful In arranging race with Smith. OF
halifax, or OF h oarSinep, be VIII issue caaI-
leI &. To HanlIo fora race for 81 600 a Side and
De tRos 81 Goes rot want any allowance OF time
or distaLce. either at the start or finish, He IA
CO. n eDJ OF his ability TO beat any man In tha
word, but before challenging Hanlan he is
an&'oEs to wipe OUT hts defeat by Smith as well
As 20 "sileLce the bIsg OF Hosmer and Court.
hey
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Alexandria Notes.

A NEW RAILRoAD-The road from Gilbert's
crossing will be completed oy May The stu.
This road Is a branch OF The V. 81. X. R. ana Is
Constructed to carry OF the ore from four
veins the !ict est ore e. discovered south Of
the Potomac river. Maj. Mason Is now WORK.
Ing about 40 miners, ana as soon as The track Is
laid will put on 50 more.
C0L0RFD RkADJUSTERS-The 4th ward col
ored Malone readlusiers will organize Tonight
ID the 10ODlS Of the I'd ward club.
PbRsof A.-Andrew J. Dorm was in the city
yesterday visiting friends.
ILLNESS OF JUDGE. - Judge s. Bassett
French. OF Manchester. will preside at this
Term u the corporation court. commencing TO-
Gay, ia the place OF Judge A. W. Chiffon, con-
hItO 10 his n. u.s. by Illness.
A NEW TELEPHONE is now In operation be.
fvsen CbaS Chaaf1s store and the Mansion
House 1t is one OF MIR. CHAIRS own make
ard It Is said works equally as well as the Bell
eiephone.
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We.t Washington, nee Georgetown.

RoBBERY.-At an early hour yesterday morn
ing some unknown parties entered the cigar
store or Col. Drew's son on 30th tWashingt1n)
street, between N aud streets and clean Il
cut the entire stock. The entrance was
eHe'ed oy cutting panel out OF th3 DOOR The
thieves left no trace behind them.
PERSONAL DIR. W. Bowie ryler. who has
been quite III for some days past With pleurisy,
Is improving.
TIE supper and lunch BY the ladies OF the
DoIcas society az the Aged WomeH's Home, GA
Monday aud Tuesday. Aorii 4tn and 5th should
be patroniZed by every charitable person.
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The Situation nj REland.

WHO WILL sT1CE-wRo WILL 6o-sERv1CEs YES
rKRDAY-sERhoNs BY Oh. DEALE AND PRE-
. SIDING ELDBE BROWN.
Yesterday Ry land Chapel was to some extent
an object OF interest, in view OF the opposition
which has bean manifested TO the appointment
Of Rev. J. g. Dea;e. During the week DR.. Dsa!e
moved into the parsonage, and be and hts
friends were much gratifed at bis recep.
a dinner for hun and his family. at The
meeting On Friday light the final separa.
ton or dissolution OF the official board
may be said TO nave taken place for when Inc
meeting adjourned 1t was found that Messrs,
White, Harmon, Murphy and LuT would re-
turn 70 tue field Internationally, as would MISS
M Ma Young, q class leader. while Messrs.
HsIIel and Stabi though not taking their
ceftlncaies, will rot snpcort the church Mes ara.
Sharp. M1rtsgh. Mitchell, Wight. sGrang.
rose, Hall, j: s. Barker, Keller, aud Mrs E5cn-
Stand finn and with their frieLds viii form an
other religious society and secure a chapel or
nall. which they propose, IL possible, to occupy
mkt sunday morning.
Yesterday AT RyIand.
yesterday morning there was fair congre
cation present, experimenting about three
foufthS Of the usual morning congreya-
ton, and It was noticed that the Rytan6
oiAs were out In larger numbers than the pr
Vious sunday. There was no Choir pres n
o oGs tae slnsi,s vas led ~ young lady at Ia,
10 The church troubles, and pre- tchei q prlcrt.
Cal sermon from John xviii; 81. on the 9asnr.
Oh Cbrist's kingdom. When he announe \
mat at night Rev. b. Peyton Brown. tine n-e
SIDING elder. would preach, there was genera
look vi inquiry on the faces OF the peooIs' Tne
administration OF the sacrament OK the Lords
supper closed The morning services
~ we sunday School a meeting OF teachers
y, as LeIo ia lne AFTERNOON, and the resignation
OF w; j: MuItagh az superintendent, Vas ac-
Tepteo; and the assistaD5 superintendent. Mr.
L. u. harmon, was requested 10 take cnarya
IOf the present. There was an attnnnt RI An
Inc vacant Offices. but there was a dl3Inclina.
tfOD TO serve.
At night there was fun congregation pre-
S S1 oUt ~ lAcllded many strange faces, and
DeaIe, originally. who were present In the
morning, were absent. Mr.. Brown dejfyereI
= Iofcibie sermon from the words: 1.-THE Iord
Dlrect Hearts Into the Love OF God aud Into
the Patlent Waiting for Chris.'-Ii Thess.. nj
.. de mace no allusiOn In his discourse to Ihe
current otnlcuities IL the church.
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RCS OVEN BY STREET CAR-About 70
O'clock esteroay boy named August Broken
helrner. u years Old vas run ever by one
hOIse CaT-No. llI-Or the Washington and
Georgetown line o. Pennsylvania avenue, cor
Der Of Sd street northwest. The driver, Wm
ID BaitZell, was arrested by officers Muller aud
FsTFaT ana taken 30 police headquarters. the
= IVES sent 10 his home. No. SOL ID street
southwest, in the police ambulaf ce. DR.. d. n
ID zen was sent Tor, and attended, The Coy
va hct dangerously hurt. aud The driver vas
II leased. DOT being TO blame for the accident
IN her = - -
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Con denSed LOcals

The Dashaways met last evening in o ID Eel
Lows Hall, Alexander Eagleston 10 the chair,
tn nUaas l.. Mlller secretary. and ca the plat
doIm was delegation OF tue Royal Templars OF
temperance. An effort was made to clear OF
tne DaShaTay Indebtedness and a objection
ana subscription amounting to about SIS was
Iaiso Addresses were made by T. j. Bradley,
VI me Roy al Templars, and Hon. C. C. Mills, OF
AT the North Baptist Church last night, Pro-
fessor Cleveland Abbe delivered an address on
The Secret OF success" In sunday school teach
ing:iDr Foster illustrated with diagrams on the
pa. kooard the lesson Of The Good Samaritan"
ana PROFESSOR GUS I. Mason conc uded tbs eX-
eTclseS Win an interesting address.
The body OF colored infant was found Satur-
Gay on me oank or creek at Cue head OF Grant
ave aash h IL ,ne county which from appearances
hsd oeen burned before being deserted.
yesterday morning the TiLe OF confirmation
wa was "a. administered 10 over fifty persons In
1i.h ny ChnIch, by Bishop pinkney.
a Two story unoceupied frame house on 921
street. owned oy Andrew Sullivan. was set on
nfe by lncenuiaries about midnight last night
aud sustalhed a loss OF ABOUT 800.
,,- esterday ten persoos were baptized in Rock
cIe k near The P-street bridge. by Rev. Sandy
Alexander, pastor OF the Fist Baptist Cnurcn
OF Georgetown.
Street lau.ps VIII be lighted at 1890 p. In. and
eXtlnguisheo at 400 LII.
Young man named Robert Conneu was
arrested Saturday night for ae3aulting a marine
Uan ed Jonn BoEgs, on nth street rhe ass Ill
ning TO shoot. The sailor, however, knocked
BIN down, and the pistol was secured
Josephine Thursto1, living In Temperance
a.Isy: was attacked on 18TH street. near p
street, Saturday hight. by two men and roobed
OF her pock' tbcoE, containiDg 50
A ceItfr1t ae of death vas tiled at the health
c1hee THIS morning Tor Peggy Weoo. colored.
VINO died April 1st al Mount Pleasant, age
lof years. Sac u as native Of Virginia. In
ILLS case there are no preCenceS ma IL that she
vas q strvah1 Of George Washington.
Tie Ccrcoran Fire Insurance co. to-day
el'f'eG d. L. Lehman, A. II. Herr VIM. Or ne
Gas. A. James, Geo. A. McIlbenny. Edward
Dioop. James I. Barbour, ii. Clay Stewart and
Joseph r. CaSsin directors.
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SAILED FOR MsxTCo.--Gen. and Mrs. Grant,
I. s. Grant, IT,. and wife, Senior Romero, ex-
Mexican minister. Mr.. Dawson. Gen. Grants
secretary, Mrs. Allen, Miss Sharpe and ex-Sena-
tor j. Il. Chafree, OF Colorado, left Galveston.
Texas. for Vera Cruz. Mexico. by the steamer
Whitney, yesterday morning. Gen. Grant goes
TO inspect the road, country, etc. The routs is
nom the City OF Mexico southwark, through
oaxaca to Teiuantepec. The road Is part OF
the Gould system, with which II Will connect at
the City OF Mexic. Mr.. ChafYee goes In search
OF health. Gen. Grant Will return In four or
six weeks via Galveston Or New Orleans.
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IN BORN tACES ONLY. Friday eyeuiag April
Slh s4,ur , matinee, April 81, MILE. sAEAh
french Company. F-iday eve ,inS. April 9th,
h hSthoe I'D haieysy,s Play CT FkoU FRoU.
non3, AIri oh win appear Ia Dunlas' niay Ca
mile. Marguerite iauEer, 3Ga. -arsh Bern
h2rCt- Scale # priceS-SJ, - ani 81 according
TO location. Sale of feats VIII cor I0ailce on Mon
day, Anril 4th. ut box office # Thea5er. ct 10
O'Clock 4 H.. mario
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LASD.-ME Lloyd Green. a prominent and tpflu-
entail citizen OF Montgomery county, Nd. died
tnis morning, at the advanced age Of 10 years,
Ihe funeral Will be tomorrow afternoon at the
H. l.. CHURCH. at COiesville. MIS-. Thomas T.
simpson, OF this City, and Mrs. Benjamin FaW.
eett, or Nal land, Two ladies held Ia great
esteem, ale daughters of Mr.. Green.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &C.. Moonlight.
Ninth Gad s Streets. - Forepaugh's Great
SHOW.
The RfnE.-Gsme Of handy between Washing
ION and Baltimore.
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No MARSH A. No CoUET.-There being n
haIshal In attendance, the Criminal COurl
acquired the petit jurors today until Mon
oaJ. The gland jury are IN session a1d q ave
Deicre them tine German-Anorlc4a Nlu1aa,
5ank case, &c IS understood, for the purDose or
nhding new Indictments In place OF the Old
ones, which are said TO be defective.
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THE CHUECB SCa0oI. F0R GIRLS.-Tishop
PinAney has Issued q circular urging liberal
contributions TO tile fund o. SIS 900 beng raised
for the establishment In this city or 3 '-Cauroh
school lo- Girls it f3 proposed TO secure
5I2 Geo OF this fund from re3ifenLs of the Dis
JricJ. Among those who have already ma te
iioeTai contributions are Montgomery 81 air,
AleSaIderR. Shepherd, +. N. Gulneu George
hyde, Hamilton Fish, Mrs s. S, Carroll Mrs
Ellis, Or. u. u. Hagner, II u. Clark, Il. K RaJh-
cone, Wilbur +. Watkins. Albert j. Myer "
D. Baldwin ana l.. Il. Hopkins
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VERDICT FOR DEFENnAsT.-This morning,
IL The Ctrcu1t Court. Judge Macarthur. ths
seated VeIdlcts OF the jnIy Ia tae case or two
tooTtd men, Coleman and Neal, against
CHRISTIAN EeuTlcb. for false Imprisonment in
causing iheiT arrest In 1915 on suspicion of
larceny. were opened and found 10 be for de.
Eel danl In the nrst case and $50 10 the second
for IlaintII.
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THIEyES At WORK u THE BROAD LrGnr az
DAY.-Thls morning two strangers entered rne
ONCE OF hessrs. Fitch Fox. corner 9Th street.
aBd Pennsylvania avenue, ana inquired what
time the circus would pass by aud were ciy1iIy
answered by The proprietor present. In few
moments afterWard blank book containing
DutS and papers and SlsS In cash was missed
ne book and papers, minus the money. stating
mar two men whom they had met had ASKED
tntm 10 take the book back 10 the store
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CITY ITEMS.

Forty lears' Experience of an Old
NUESS
Mrs. WinslDWs Scouting Syrup "a the pre-
scripti0D OF one OF the best female physicians
ana nurses IN the United States, and mas been
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ave. m
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