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THE EVENING STAR.
aY............-...aprtl 26. iN~l,
The Weather.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OYYICga
WASHINGTON. d. c., April 90, 1881, go a. m.
Fer the middle Atlantic states higher paror1.
eter, south2Tly yeeTing TO westerly Winds clear
flg weather preceded og occasional rain, aai
stationary or lower temperature.
GOOD weather To-day aud TO-nlor-
row.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
Ing special bulletin to the press:-Fhe area or
low barometer which at yesterday mornings
report was central near st. Paul has moved
eastward across the lakes, and Is now central
north OF Kingston. ont. Rain has fallen during
the past "a hours In Texas and In all districts
east OF the Mississippi except New England.
TIE winds in the lake region have Veerei TO
westerly. The temperature has fallen from
10 Is degrees In the upper MISSISSIPPI valley and
the southern portion OF the upper lake region:
IL has risen slightly In the extreme northwest.
The Missouri river fs feet and 10 inches above
the danger line at Omaha, and inches above
IL at LeavenT0fth. The Mississippi IA g feet
and inches above the danger une at Kaokuk
and feet and inch at Cairo. It is at the
danger line at Memphis and YIcksb1rg | inch
below II at New OrIe ms and inches at St.
Louis. The Indications are that the depression
Low central In ontario Will move northeast
ward 10 the st. Lawrence valley and that cloudy
weather with rain Will prevail In New England
to-day, followed oy clearing weather. and that
fa1r weather Will prevail in the middle Atlantic
states to-day and TO- morrow, preceded by local
rains to-day and that slightly warmer fair
weather viii prevail TO day and to-mJrroW In
the lake region preceded by occasional rain In
The eastern portion. The Missouri and the
Mississippi Will probably continue to RISE and
tie latter TO reacn the danger line at ST. Louis
to-day.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings Of the ther-
IcoIneter at the Signal Office during the day
a. NJ. 6S' II a m, 20 = p. NJ, SIS. Maxi
mum, So; minimum. 81 g.
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COURT IN GENERAL TEEN.
To-day, Manila II. Kicker, Application for
admission TO lho Gar; fe.elied 70 t.e cJnIn,ttee
On examination. RicA az. C1andlef: opinion
% Judge James reversing decision Ca.oa
(Sl.ch Waa Il is.vcr CT def-DdanD and remand
inE cause. Barley & stanton agt. a Abfa
Mining Co.; motion for reAeari1g fed.
CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Macarthur
To-day, Citizens National Bank agC. JaLl;
default. Brokhagen ast Xander; on nearing.
To-day, War en- c. Johnson, Edward Jordan
ard Geo. Brown, three coiOTed boys. Were
charged with being suspicious characters.
the unvelling OF the FarrasuL statue yestec-
day. They were sentenced TO 80 days eaca II
the wcrkhouse. Jordan was also Charged Win
carrying razor and lined $50 OF 80 days al
tionai. Thos. E. -Hurd forfeited collateral.
Henry Williams, yagrancy: bonds or 30 days.
Mm g. Whitney, profanity; = or days.
ian parking; IS. Chas. Graham. falling 60
exhibit light at night on building material
placed In the street by defendant; SO. Cnas.
Clark, profanity; so or 30 days. Cnas. Joaes.
ARRAY; forfeited collateral VIM. Marsha; do.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
Yesterday Jane Honesty and Mary Harris, dis
turbing the quiet OF West Washington by loud
and boisterous talking; SIS or IS days each.
Mary simmons, vagrancy; ponds or 80 days.
grancy; bonds or 80 days each. Chas. Clark.
an old soldier with bat one leg, WAS
charged with cursiLg and swearing in house
~ IS StTE vi tUc SLitCt-.
case was continued TO give defendant time 70
get witnesses. During the TRIAL he ABUSED the
colored officer and the Whole colored race TO
such an extent that the court fined him SO for
contempt OF court. VIM. Reagan. Jas. Price
and Mary Ellis, forfeited collateral. George
Bsggart, do. Lizzie BIDDER. vagrancy;
bonds or 80 days. George Smith,
do: 30 days. VIM. II. Tompkins, Wn. T1ur5,
ton ard Walter Green loud and bolsteroUs: S.
Or IS days each. George Speaks, profanity; SIS
Or Is days. Yeatman Fisher, trespasstug On
the grass at the Smithsonian park; SIS or Is
days. William Lane, loud and n9isterous;
five dollars or fifteen dsys. Joseph Bell.
CrlVing a horse over a sidewalk; 81. Julia
Johnson, loud and boisterous; dismissed with
repr!maI1. Jennie Malee was charged vita
causing malice in the street, by
loud and eolsterous talking; S. or is days.
Lewis schultz was charged Win cruelty 20 ant
mails, In driving horse that was unit for labor.
The testimony showed that the horse suffered
terribly While being driven, and dne OF IS was
imposed. James Stanley. grand larceny; grand
jury, bonds $780, Arthur Visaar, larceny otS from
9. <. Alexander; reform school during minotiCy.
Racket Chase and Annie Reader. arfay: IS each.
Geo. Peterson, assault on Frances Walsh: IS.
Alexander Gautron. threats TO Jno. Caution.
his father; personal bonds TO keep the peace
for six months. Alfred Bassett, as 1auIU on
Jacob y. Brooke; 81 or 3 days.
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n Warning to Dog Owners.
LIABLE FOR 1SJCElEs RESULTING FROM THE BITE
OF THE ANIMAL.

LIABLE FOR 1EJCglEs RESULTING FROM THE BITE
OF THE ANIMAL.
To-day, II the Circuit Court JUICE Mac
Arthur. the case Of c. Brackhagan agt. Chris.
Xander vas placed on trial-Mr. Hine for
plaintiff and Messrs. Eenkle, Walter AID
Tobfiper for defendant THIS ta an action for
IS. 600 damages claimed by plaintiff oecaIse he
vas, In 1879, often by defendants dog On both
arms In such manner as 90 disable him for
some weeks. The plaintifr, besides testitylng
that While looking tor his chickens when DE-.
fendant's dog broke loose and bit him, put or
the stand a police officer, VINO had, while
patroling the alley some months before. been
bitten by the same dog. The defendant resti-
fed that after The dog had bitten the police
man he was chainedin the stable; that plain
TIT had habit OF going to the stable and
teasing the dog, and In that way the dog
tcok a particular aversion 70 him.
The court held that the owner OF dog, know.
ing Its vicious propensity, is liable for all IN
Juries Inflicted after he obtains such KNOW
ledge, unless 1t appears that the miScoLdu ;5 CT
the party bitten was the direct Cause OF the
In illTy.
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Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows:
John Sherman to John Eyons d'Oyley, part g.
So. 1872; $4,000. C. Inge TO G. F. Swartzell, lot
$. So. sls; ss25. j. II. Whitney to j. r. Barker,
part l, so. 923; s. J. X. Barker 10 A: c.
Whitney, same property; s.. D. g Croft to
CoTne}ia E. Bickford, sub. III, 81. 100; g, 800.
Fl. P. Noble to j. NJ. Johnston, SUD. 81, 81. l39:
1916. E. G. Cutter to Evening Star Co part
], SO. 322; SIS 500. G.. j. johnson t. Mary j.
Sendder. sub. 10 SO. 50; 5000. E. A. Mcintyre
TO a. G. Hallett. sub. II, 50. 33l and part 1, az.
G.; s.. G75. j. ". Reddick TO Margaret McNenny,
Fart 8. So ia; $500. j. j. KNOX to Asa White
head, lots 50 TO So. inclusive, suo. 50. 1913;
s., $3.50. Joseph Albright to Andrew Langdon
ct al, trustees. lots u, 1S and IS In block 5, OF
lie DToit Park, S. ,000 Charles S. Drury 20 Taos.
E Waggaman, part lot 4, so. 1S3; s2,5to. Fred
eT.ek kOones ct al. TO VIM z. Hoffman. lots "A
AID Is. So 1s3; s.. William 2. Hoffman 10
Thomas I. Crtttenden lots Il AM Is. 81. 1S3;
S2,4io co. william 4. Gordon, trustee, ~ laos.
IT. CIitttDden, lots IS to %, Inclusive. so 49,;
$500. Washington Mclean 70 LaEreata 2. era
ham, L. s a. part lot I, so. Is3; sI.SiJ. Mrs
Sallie Smith II al. TO Samuel PJiainnDfD. iOL &.
so. see: $50 Smith Petit To Benjamin. Pt1llI,
lot 2, So. 3I9; =, 600.
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CITY ITEMS.
The tfSsIiey Rrse,S

UF WhIJH BURNS Sinus
50 rapturonSiy Is undoubtedly fine, but the
prince OF punches is the delicate, fuli-havored
Hub Punch" composed OF the oldest aud finest
nQGors aud the most luscious fruits. 1t can be
used with hot Or iced water, lemonade, 1ae ice
Or milk, and 1t far surpasses any punch brewed
at discretion. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers,
and Vine Merchants at Sl.25 q bottle
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AnluSenlents. Etc.

no 1nD az HfE ss1s as 1 layer VIII
company, and next Monday night will appear
there the juvenile troupe, who gave the popu.
lar performance OF the 1.-The Pirates, at Lin
tsagedian, will appear next Tuesday night 10
THE Gladi4 tor and Wednesday night In
"Othello," With an English speaking company.
The sale OF seats Indicates large and fashion,
able audiences.
NATIONAL THEATER. -"Blllee Taylor the
latest successful successor OF "Finafcre" and
tie Pirates" Is bttGg played II good style
here, AID val re succeeded next Week o. tie
Acme OiiVetLe Company.
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TIE RICH-K CHANDLER CAsE-This morn
ing. ID the Court IN General Term. an Inter
estlng case was declded-Rich & Bro. agt. A.
King Chandler. lU appears that Chandler
On delivery. aud Chandler claimed TO have
purchased some notes OF Rich & Bro. due mer-
chants in Baltimore. WheS Chandler vas sued
for this bill of goods, he BET up the noles az
set OF. although they were not due, claiming
In his pleas by reason OF the bankruptcy pro-
ceedings against Rich d Bro. that he could Tile
these notes as seton, and the court 50 held,
and judgment was given for defendant. An
appeal was taken, aud the case argued few
weeks ago by MIR Payne for defendant and y
81. Miller for plaintiff. This moruiDg Judge
versing the judgment below, and REMINDING
the case for new trialS The court held that
the bankrupt law Gid not change the acts OF
Congress then In force, Or the common law lie
reference To Set-on, and the defendant could
Lot plead set-on unless the obligation had
matured.
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INITIAL onyx separate buttons, s., at Prlggs.t

A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS--About 4 O'CLOCK,
last evening, David Johnson, driver for T. w.
Riley & Sons, fell from his coal cart, On Water
street, rear I31l street. and had his left leg
BADLY crushed, the wheel passing over it. He
was sent TO Providence Hospital. TnoS. Cis-
sell. boy or II or ~ years OF age was ran
over by horse attached to a grocery wagon,
near the corner OF 5th and P streets, yesterday
afternoon, and received an ugly scalp wOund.
-. Major Vim. b. Appleton, member OF the
Potomac Boat club, While rowing yesterday,
above the boat-house, was thrown into the
water by the breaking OF a rowiock. The onIy
damage done was TO his clothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-26

The Methodist conference at Bradford, VT,
nas unanimously adopted resolution whereby
aivorce,t parties, except the Innocent one,
where TIT cause Of divorce Is adultery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-26

TIE UNION y .-.s.S CoRPs In d day 81 two
viii receive the new uniforms Recently or tered;
and the company viii make splendid ShoH in
them. This uniform consists OF blue swallow
tan or dress coats with white facinSs and
trimmings, and two rows OF buttons; light blue
pants With wide dark blue stripes, edged with
red cord; and felt helmets. with white drop
plumes There was considerable dlsappoint-
ment felt yesterday that the corps were Unable
10 appear in their new uniforms and YET Capt.
Thomson had good reason TO feel proud Of me
appearance OF hts command
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"am Delighted With 1t.

] rave no confidence IN the cOlorIes3 extracts.
a Iure article was greatly needed, says DR.. j.
OF Health and Vital Statist;cs|, OF the LiebIg
&C. s Arnlcated Extract OF Wltch Hazel. Cures
Painful Periods Leuccrrnnl Female Weak
quickly relieves pains OF any Hind. Beware OF
counterfe!ts. Sud n fifty cents and dollar
sizes.
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a Fine Hair Dressing.

Cocaine dresses ina hair perfectly. aud Is
also preparation uneQualei for the eradica-
ton OF daLGIuT.
TIE superiority Of Brrnett's Flavoring Ex-
tracts consists in their purity and great
strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-26

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued to VIM.
Kicks and Alice Y. Mcdonald, both OF Prince
Georges county, Nd; Antoney Sciardl and Jo-
sephine Roche; Martin O'Neili. OF Baltimore,
and Mary Cunningham; Perry NJ. Adana of
TiniIn Ohio and Annie E. ktSkadQen: William
Frank Clark and Amelia f. Bassett; James III.
smith, OF Charlottesville, Va. and Ella Rust, of
Westmoreland CO., Va; Alfred E. VI &uory and
Ida Louisa Sherman; Alex. p. Bryant aud E.tz-
qbeth T. Jackson: Charles T. Cross and Valvle
Money of Northern Neck, Va; G. H. Carter
Mary E. Gray son, Of Portland, Ne; George
u and Insephine A. Stewart.
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UM1IEH slLKSi SUMMER SILKS
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.

SUMMER sILKS. ~, So s., Co. 65 and IS ceats
COLORED ALL SILK UAMASSES, NsV Co.ors
81 FER yard
Oolcred Damasse Dress Goods 2Jc
Fine AI-weol ID ess Goods, coaching shs3ss 37c
New BON an stripes for Trimming.
Eew Plsids for Trimming.
Atwood Bunting. zoe.
Lace BCntings, 1870.
Cloth for Boys Spring SHIFTS. 30 81 .re SO cents
Fresh Straw Mating. Pain and Fancy. Is, %
92and rs cents. -
Fine Atwood Back CasAmeres. 81, As. so. So and
co cents.
All he new shades of Col0red silks.
All the new shanes Of CO.Ored Satius.
Black Dress silks, 81, u. l2 81 20, 81 81 81. So
al.62, Sl.75.
LAWNSi LAWNS! LAWNS,
New Styles Of P.TasOls al rs, 81. 81, 81, 81 50.
BUtIINGS! BUSTINGS, BUsrlN.4S,
lercales, Madras GinRhsms. Table Linens Nap
kins ToNeis. Summer Flannrs.
Na,tirgs. Ma:tings Mattlugs. Mat.inge, aa..,ogs,
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-Sold BY r. a.
Golden agent, since our last reporJ:-3o3. vto
behring's, from 81 10 81 per thousand; 900
shad from IS TO SIS per hundred.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amnsemenfs, &C., Tonight.
F0rd's opera HOllse.-"BiIiee Taylor
National Theater. -"Billee Taylor"
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Has received highest medals at Principal Ex
positions, and is endorsed and prescribed bJ
the Medical Faculty here ana abroad as the
standard Tonic. Beware OF worthless imita-
tons,
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DFRsONs SUFFERING FROM CArARRH
LRwIS' PURE DIsTILIED W1TCH Hazel. AND
GLYCEklNE. It contains no alcohol or other ir.
EtaEt, 1t IS highly recommended, and gives i'm
mediate relief. spl9 TINT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-26

DIR. METTAUR'S
HEADA PILLS
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE; relieve DYS-
PERSIA In its worst forms, cleansing the body Of
excess OF BILE, producing regular healthy acton
A full size box OF these valuable PILLS. with fun
directions Tor complete cure. mailed 20 any Ad-
cfess On receipt OF nine three postage stAppe
Fer saie by 81 druggists at 70 Genus.
TESTIMONY OF TEE CLERGY:
Rey. THOMAS GUARD. one OF the mos, emineu,
D.. E. Church, Baltimore Md:
I have no hesitation in assuring you that DR..
NETTAURs HEADACHE PILLS have proved movt
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev: THOMAS GAMBLE. pastor NJ. E. Church. Hs-
I have trasd Dr.. MxrrAun,s HxApAcur Pills
with great benefit. I am now seventy-nine years
Old, and have been subject to Constipation mum.
In MY csse. the first time come to Baitiiaors
Yours truly. THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev LEWIS A. TH1REKrED. pastor n. e. Church,
/ gave Dr. METrAun's HEADACHE Pills to
man who vas In bed with bad attack OF Bilious
Fever. and In two days he was out attending tohlg
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIRKKIRp.
Rev. lie. PE1KIs. pastor NJ. E. Church, Urhana, Va.
.1 have used one one box Of Pr METLAup's HEA3-
Please send ana iSana them most beneficial
Yours truly. lie. PETERS
Rev. g. "; HOBBS. pastor N. E. Church. Pied
mont, wa:
have given my WIFE, who is a sufferer from Head
Yours truly : A>' ~'"A 'u GEO as1 ". HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
in2-eo s0te PrOpristGrs, baltimore. Md.
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DESERTED WIFE SUES Foa DiSoSos;; A..

DESERTED WIFE SUES ros ,, Dt fso d;v, rec
DAY: NJ. NJ sophia z. Ha%eS agt WiilaS
In tne nssI They were married oy Rev. J; q:
B. Sursr IN 1sa s Ssl aS ssa ss
Tor 10 months. q sSe charges, from intorma-
Der Isl IS nsef that defendant IL nsin sa IN
siSn er9 With woman In New YORK OF jersey
City.
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HE DRUMMER Boy. RELEASED FROM

W.
oDY-FritZ Muncher, the drummer
FRITZ, arrested In Baltimore yesterday.
POLICE Cus1 to get married for the larceny
boy, VINO wa Farrell, a fellow soldier, was
of 500 from jane -nev srsfe1 n the courff
the alto oes maas t o s sk 81
ina ,nsio ~ ISa, he had el did not want TO
me- Money. ana that Fam the case be dis.
prosecute him. lie asked ina, o.. me , e court
leeS :, this yas satisfactory IAN ordered the
on Se,ng informed that II was; ne 'uuon.
oase 70 Be dismissed for want OF proSee ~.
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n v. inertia,
W. ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
Office and Residence,
ap12-1ms 1885 l. st. northwest.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A NAVAL VICTORY.

EGHD's. NAVAL VICTORY.
BILLIE TAYLOR AT rORD's TO- MIGHT.
EIILEE TAYLOR AT FORD'S TONIGHT.
BlILk / TAYLOR Ar FORDS TONIGHT
biLLEE TAYLOR AT FpRDS TONIGHT.
BiLLkE TAILOR AT FORU'S TONIGHT.
bILLEE TAYLOR AT FORD'S TO-NIGHr.
BlLIeE TAYLOR AT FORD'S TO NIGHT.
BILLIE TsYt or AT F08D'S TONIGHT.
lie Great ucress now playirg a. tie Standard
,,,,, Iheater, New York.
M MsT hNTiE SSHAHEFEEH; as PaEBE
Admission rs and 20 cents
NEXT MONDAY-Sheiaor'sJ uver s,e t,,,o-, r,o,,,-
Isny-''llIS tes OF Per zance."
Kay 3 srd 4, The Great
SALNINI.
INK GLADIATOR and ...........- OrIIFIrO
Reserved seas, 81. Seats can now De had.
THURSDAY, Mays,
Benefit Of Joseph &. Sessford. ap2s
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The Courts.

GPAss has ctma. Butter gone down d l)c.
AlGeTl.ey Daily. SEE al. Ia City IreDs.
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KotxpD on Rats,
"Aiderney Dairy Wage

RONsh Ola ESAtS.
The thing desired lound ct last Ask Drug
gists tor Rough on Rats. 1t clears out raCs
mice, reaches, bed bugs, &C., i5c. boxes. tn
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60. 1Iuklnty DaHy NdHous.
ing, and delivered In Hlbs. ward" prints, 40c.
Per lb. Also, cottage cheese, tuttermilK and
sweet milk sc. per OF. Cream. 1Gc. pint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-26

ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, Is The only reliable tonic
tor brain and sexual organs OF either sex 81.
All druggists. SroTT s. CROMWELL, Agents.
90 $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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MISCELLANEOUS.

T R Pic.
FIR UT
Z AK a TIV IL.
PREPARED PROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS. Is thorough in its Medicinal Action.
and yet 30 AGREEABLE to the TASTE that
PATRONS cftsn disregard or Injunction 70 divide
the LOzEEGE into parts tsay two doses} to meet
their respective cases. At the OUTSET it is espe-
ciaIy essential to observe the DIRECTIONS closely
I'LL one becomes accustomed TO Its use-when mild
action and the most satisfactory results are sure to
follow. Ladies and children. and those WHO
d.s'ise taking p:l!s and nauseous medicines 70
secure csthartic action. are especially pleased With
It's agreeable qualities. Try It ONCE. and you win
esteem 1t highly IS q SAFE, PLEASANT and Eff
only. Sold by Druggists.
PRICE. 35 Gents. Large boxes, 90 Gents.
mar6-eoNw
niSTRICT OF COLOMBIA SIX PER CENT.
~ BONDS, DUE 1891.
Interest payable at Treasury United States.
At 1I6 these bonds pay about ~ per ceat.
few thousand for sale.
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The town Of Buenaventura. department OF
New Grenada was burned on the 12Ln inst. and
1.5C0 people were rendered homeless, besides
three being burned TO death.
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nECKER BROS. Grand, Upright, and Square
~ PIANOS have shown Themselves to be
workmanship, elasticity of touch. besutysttAV
of tone, and great durability. that they are now
very best Piano. g. KUHN, Sole Agent, also for
tie Buraette Organ, ap3
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UNITED CO-PARfNERSEi2. - The under
IL signed do hereby certify thst they have formed
or frm Of Washington and Georgetown Ice Co. No
bills or accounts win be paid unless upon written
x2A W1ter street, 0ecrsetown. D. O. JOHN
LEETG6. F. f. BARKER, r. KINsL0W. fsSS
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Why She Marri..f

Though I did dread marriage, and
Stunned mems companies as much as l
could, yet I could not, nor had not, the
power to refuse hini-by reason my
affections were fixed on him, and he was
Neither was l ashamed to own it, but
gloried therein; for it was not Amorous
Love, 1 never was infected Herewith; it
is disease or Passion, or both, only
know by relation, not by experience;
neither could Title, Wealth, Power or
Person entice me to love; but my Love
was honest and honorable, being placed
upon Merit, which Affection joy'd
at the fame of his worth,
pleased with delight in his Wit,
proud of the respects he used to me,
and triumphed in the Affections he pro-
fest for me, which Affections he hath
confirmed to ME by deed of time, seal'd
by Consistency, and assigned by an unal-
tered decree of his promise which makes
me happy in dspight of Fortunes
frowns For though Misfortunes may and
do often dissolve base, wilde, loose, and
ungrounded Affections, yet she hath no
power of those that are united, either by
Merit, Justice, Gratitude, Duty, Fidelity,
or the like: and though my Lord hath lost
his Estate and banish'd out of his Coun-
try for his Loyalty to his King and
Country, yet neither despised Poverty
nor pinching Necessity could make him
break the Bonds of Friendship. nor
weaken his Loyal Duty to his King and
Country. II Natures Pictures, Duchess
of Newcastle,
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ployed by the Dutch trader

ployed by the Dutch traders
on the Congo, where he
often met Stanley-has also been en-
gagged for three years by the King of
Belgium for the Congo expedition. In
September last he left Brussels for
Africa to join Stanley. The native force
of the expedition, consisting of several
hundred negroes, of whom Stanley
brought sixty with him from the East
coast, is also to be reinforced, Letters
from Zanzibar dated February state
that Stanley has sent agents there who
have engaged seventy-two natives for a
term of years to serve on the Congo.
These have been shipped to Cape Town
in the mail steamer, and on their arrival
schooner will be chartered to take
them to the station on the Congo. The
Belgian explorer, Begaert. one of Stan
leys assistants, has recently returned
from Africa to Brussels, bringing dis
patches from his chief to the King.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-07-14

The only first-class hotel in Portland
is the Esmond, and it deserves the name
of being the best in the State. 1t is
elegantly furnished throughout, and its
table is by far the best Of any hotel in
Portland. The popular proprietor, Mr..
j. H. Bremen, is always looking after
the comfort of his guests, and the large
patronage the hotel receives shows how
much such house is appreciated.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-07-14
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