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The Weather

Ine "e8tneks
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, d. c., May IL, ISL, $3.50 a. 10.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather.
westerly winds stationary or higher barometer
and temperature.
Good Weather To-day and To.mor.
row.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
Ing special bulletin TO the press:-An area OF
high barometer includes the South Atlantic,
east gulf states and Tennessee. The barometer
Is lowest in Ontario, and is above the nominal
and rising rapidly In the northwest; the tenn
perature has risen from three TO sixteen de-
grees In the Middle Atlantic states and the
southern portion OF New England. and has fall
len from four to ten degrees In the Missouri
Valley. The winds In the upper Lake region
have shifted TO westerly and In New England
TO nOrtheaSterly Light rain has fallen since
last report In the upper Lake region and the
northwest, elsewhere fair weather has pre-
vailed. The Indications are that fair weather
Will prevail In New England, the OHIO Valley
and Tennessee TO- day, and In the middle
South Atlantic and gulf states today and to-
morrow. The Mississippi will probably con-
unue to fall above St Claire and at st. Louis
and Cairo, and rise at st. Claire, Davenport and
Keckuk.
RANGE OF THR THERMOMETER
the following are the readings OF the Their.
tnometer at the Signal Office during the day
. q. m, 73'; II q m, 50 ;2p. M, 92o, Maxi.
mum, 92.s minimum. IS e..
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West Washington, nee Georgetown.

West Washington, nee Georgetown.
ELECTION OF OFFICRRS.-At the regular Mon
day night meeting OF the g. P. c. OF West
Washington the following officers were elected
Samuel A. Gaskins, president; j. A. Arthur,
vice president; F. w. Bowling, treasurer, IRE
eected); j. T. Carr, secretary, {re- eected); Jas.
L. owens, assistant secretary; Th0s. A. Ward,
curator.
SENT TO THE HosPITAL.-An old colored wo-
man, named Maria Grant, about fifty-seyen
years old, living at 1886 Grace street, being sick
and destitute, was sent to the Freedman'S Hos
pital to-day.
THE Coal TRADR.-Total shipments from the
Cumberland mines for week ending Saturday
May T. 1881, "a, 7S0. o. TONS decrease of 24S4 OS
tons compared with the same period last year.
or this amount 25, 1871 tons were shipped by
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad g. 1896. II ions by
the pennsylvania State Line, and II, 1854 OF By
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. The total ship
ments for the year are 566 $50 03 TONS a decrease
OF 20, 602 O5 tons compared with the same period
last year. OF this sum 452, 257.01 tons were
shipped by the Baltimore and Ohio. SIS GIL. IS
tons by the Pennsylvania State Line, and
5l, $50 O4 by the Chesapeake and OHIO canal.
twenty six boats left Cumberland Tues lay with
ISIS 10 tons OF coal for Georgetown as follows:
Consolidation Co., 1912 OF tons; Borden Co..
469 IA tons: Georges Creek Co., 342 OF tons; New
Central Co.. 23l.09 tons; Blaen Avon Co., III
tons; individual. 1l2 % tons.
FIsH.-Herr1ng, 900 sold at 81 to So per
thousand. and 10000 shad at Sc to $40 per hun
dred.
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DR. MEITAUR'S
HAD ACHE PlLLs
siGk AND N&SVoUS HEADHG All i1o relieve b VS.
PEPSIA In Its worst forms. cleansing the body Of
excess OF bile producing regular healthy scdop
A fun size box Of these valuable PILLS, with fun
dress on recep Of nine pest.Se stsmp9
For sale by al druggists Ut 2t cents.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
10 Ss ooan S1e 0t toe Mo 1 Wa1nan
q. E. Church. Baltimore Nd:
have no hesitation IN assuring you that Dr..
METTAU1's HKADAoH1 Pulls have proved moss
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS CAMILLA pastor n. e. Church. Hs-
I have Tiled Dr.. MxrrAuns HrApAoH. Pns
Old. and have been subject to Constipation num-
Il IN my ~ csss the dlst time nc come g S.molS
Wy Yours h truly. 1 THOMAS GAMBLE.
Rev. L1wm A; THmExnD. pastor II. =. Church.
rave 81. MTrrAun's HxADAoHl Pills 70 .
man who was In bed With bad attack OF Bilious
Fever. ana In two days he was out attending IONS
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIREKIKD.
Rey.LEP PETERS. pastor n. Z. Church. Urbenas Va.
have used one one boz sn q t ~. most bsusc
Yon S1 tru riiy "''A I. =. PETERS.
Rev. q. W. HOBBS, pastor II. z. Church. Pied
SsSs given my wife. who is sufferer from Head
ache. Dr.. METTAUR's HEADAoHK PILLS, and one
dose f g re l T: n1' Always GO NV u. HOBBS
BROWN CHEMICAL CO..
fel1-eo Sole Proprietor.. BaltImere, md.
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THE
"4ANlTARY HkATkR."
NO DUST, GAS Oh BURNED AIR.
Only Furnace giving moist atmosphere similar
to steam. More being sold now than all others
combined.
Refer to the following Baltimoreans using them:
ROBERT. T. BALDWIN. President Mechanics
ISAAC v: JEwETT. Potomac Fire Insurance
RICHARD CORNELIUS. Cashier Farmers and
Planters Bank.
DROVERS' AND MECHANICS BANK.
MRS. JOHN MCKIM. Belvidere Place.
G. MORTON STEWART, Shipping Merchant.
GEORGE B. COLE, Copper Works.
WALLACE KING, Glass Works.
COL. SYMINGTON, Chemical Works.
REV. FATHER DIDIER, st. Vincent's Church.
HON THOMAS j. MORRIS. Judge United States
JOHN MURDOCH. Architect.
CHARLES L CARSON, Architect.
GKoRGE A. FREDERiCK. Architect.
=. g. LIND, Architect.
]. A. & W.T.. WILSON, Architects.
]. q. LARCOMBE. Riggs Co.. Washington.
Also $50 others.
ALVA HUBBARD & CO.,
Heating and ventilating Engineers,
apr2-eo6m 81 N. Howard street. Baltimore
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TOMMEN CEMENT DRESS GOODS.
COMMENCEMENT DRESS GOODS.

India Linen, new material, 2Oc., 25c.
Persisn LawB, new material Csc.
Dotted Swiss Orgaudies, Csc.
Figured Swiss Organdies, csc.
Plain Null Muslin, Csc.
Plain French Muslin, Csc.
Plain French NainHooks 20 and 25c.
Tarlatanes, 1917. Is, IL. 20 and 25c.
Plain White All Linen Lawn.
Victoria Lawns III, IL, 10, l8c.
Polka Dotted Swiss Muslin, 25c.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE GOODS.
THOUSAND PIECES
OF new Lawns, all the new styles made this season.
White and Colored ground.
BIG JOB In Linen Lawn, new styles, ISc.
zanzibar Styles in striped Ginghams. only 15c.
Colored Silks, SOC. Summer silks 43c
Co'ored all-pure Silk Damasses 81 yard
ALI Wool Lace Bunting, double width, be.t quality,
SOC.
Sun Umbrellas Silk. ST.. 25, 81. 80 Sl.75,S2
Para sole Lined Pink. Blue. Cardinal, White Black.
shetland Shaw1s, White. Cardins 81 and Blue.
spring Dress Goods, immense assortment.
6. M. TOWSON,
680 Pennsylvania avenue.
ml2 South side, near 7th st. and Center Market.
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nR. DUPARE'0 CATARRH REMEDY
~ cures every case Of Oatarrh. Price, Is cent?.
Tyit: DR.. Dupere's Blood and Liver Pills remove
aa bilious disorders: Prioe. 2s cents; Mr.. DR..
1umption. Price. 26 and 50 cents: DR.. Dur ares
never failing Pile Remedy cures blind. bleeding
western Medical Depot 616 West Baltimore street
Baltimore. Nd, and druggists. mAr2I-zp
TIPHOLSTKRERS. DEkLERS,. AND KrFAIR.
u ER6, CAL Tor prices on Pexforated aad Eaa.
tic OhAir Bottoms and Backy. Any size Elastic,
lie. a: 3. WILLIAMS. Hardware. SlS 7ta street.
mar10-Sm
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LIEBIG COMPANY,S EXTRACT
OF MEAT; FINEST AND CHEAPEST
NEAT FLAVORIN0 STOCK FOR
SOUPS, MADE DISHES And SAUCES
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
OF MEAT. An invaluable and pslatabie
tonic In al cases Of weak digestion and de-
bility. lis success and boon for which
ical Prets. Lancet" " British Medical
"'' :
CAUTION. Genuine only with the fac
simile of Baron Liebigs Signature In Blue
Ink across the Label
LVERIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
OF MEAT. To be had Of an 6torekeepers,
Grocers and Chemists Sole Agents for the
Ulited etates (whoesa'e only. O. David
Co.. 43 Mark Lane, London, England.
ADDS
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Freen Attorney butter churned every morn
Ing, and delivered In klbS "Ward" prints, $50.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &C. per qt, Cream. 10c. pint.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EHANCIs MURPHY.

ERANCIs MURPHY.
FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY IL. 1881.
Music conducted by PROF. j. W. BISCHOFF.
1 Tiekets % cents No seats Reserved
26sEA me III PTes n5
Tickets for sale at J. F. Johnson's. E. Youngs'
store, m12-l4. 16. II
"RgTRPpR REEAGLEsToS Sns. mRAsaAW ~.
Se sna
a nAK NIaAT MsE 52 By SQk
Admission l0c. For the benefit of the Tabernacle
nsashta~sy Gospel Temperance meetings every
T LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
NATIONAL .oh u sdR g aoH I5G FOR GIRLS.
St Ss Jpn hSa ct the g. Ss
,sh s e is ash sts IRs EvENNa
Is b PROF: pgBsoN. at his new studio. No.
2O1 Pa ave. Ladies aud gentlemen taught pri-
vately. Office hours from q m. to p. m. mil I'm
NAFT sTRs517 T TTEH7NTGH ~ - =, o,..
JULIUS CESAR,
By pupils and ex-pupis Of the High School
Beneds Of the seaton Monument Fund.
Elocutionary Director. Mics n; K; sehreiner
Music by an Amateur Or chestra, under the diree.
ton Of Prof. EoUert q. Bernays.
Seats can be fecured at Ellis Music Store and
Shiuingtons Book Store.
Costumer-A Il. Van Horn Phi'a. mo At
WAsHIN GToN NATAToRIUM, STREET. BE-
w TWEEN 9TH AND 7TH NoRTHwEsT.-Water
from three to ten feet deep We guarantee to teach
the most tmd to swim in from eight to ten lessons
Expert male and female teachers ready at all hours
to give Instructions at the lowest rates. SINGLE ad-
mission Is cents. ma I'm
NRAND MUSICAL MAY FE3TIVAI
w BY THE
fHlLHARMONIC SOCIETY.
NATIONAL THEATER, MAY Is AND14
= Solo Artistes:
Mrs. IMOGEN BROWN, OF New York:
Slsnor CAMPANINI. Of Her Majesty's 0peraCo.
Mr.. JOHN f. WINCH, Of Boston.
Haydn's Sublime Oratorio, ''THE CREATION"
R0ssiui's 'tSrABAT MATER"
And Favorite operate Selections.
Full Chorus Of 100 Voices and Grand Orchestra of
90 Performers. JOHN p. SOUSA, Conductor Of
Orchestra. ANTON aLOETZNER, Director -
Box Sheet open at Metzerott Il Co. g. Tuesday,
May 80. Adnission, 60. 81. SO and 81: No extra
charge for Reserved Seats. General Admission,
~1.ou. ap30-l2e
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Terrible Loss OF Life.
Millions OF rats, mice, cats, bed bugs, reaches
lose their lives by collision with Though on
Rats" Sold by Druggists. 15c. boxes. tn
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
ON DECK ALL THE TIME
a rRrH AND ooMFSnfhs STOCK OF aacur-
And we quote In part a. follows:
SUGARS.
CB..t New YORK and Phiisds!phi. Blsnds,
s ss.nsa.s xaiS lbs Is.. for for
s ssfs i nelaf iS IL: for for g
to cur MAY PICKINGs, This Is a hishiy cnlsi
early cured With srsasss oss q s
color. and makes . most delicious drink. Try a.
&c. sc.-An grades and prices guaranteed e low
a. any house In Washington.
COFFEES.
Here again we have occasion for special remark
for it is seDerally conceded that the JAVA COFFEE
in his market and the
tes,,, rs Who have given 1t trial unhesitatngy
Not only do our own regular customers very
hinoiy and readily admit this but scores are be-
Who. In sener rssSsTS tes our aanA o0ff5 III
frst-class houses, thereby addins a mostSconcIn.-
he actua arnaton OF many sSs ss p sq
ties ties snd we only wish it were proper here 70 men
epce. as they are vel known. " '''e'
We are also offering very nne quality Of Mara
SsT d nq sha NO. al fresh roasted every
SPECIAL offer for the present. lbs good roasted
FLOUR.
Ceres. Minnesota Pat Process. Sterling Mime
rota Pat. Process; Golden Hin, family; swiss Pro-
cess: A. b. Hers bsst family, Nsshburn Mills !:
New Wsst. and all other leading brands direct from
frst hands. at lowest rates.
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description jutt received.
Potted Ham. Tongue. Turkey. Chicken. &c. !.
bSned Turkey. Tongue. Chicken Sc. Roast
Lamb, Beef. Turkey; &c, genui ae sardines. Sal
&c. &c.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
OF al kinde, and we would name the celebrated
Dukes Salad Dressing. Crosse BlAckwells
ticklee full assortment.
sLLECTk DFRUITs and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER No pains spared to keep up
Queen Olives In q variety of styles-including
email bottles ~ 20 cents for Picnic purposes.
In fact, we give our undivided attention 10 the
FAMILY TRADE.
And make II our whole study to furnish the VERY
BEst OF everything in the way of FAMILY SUP
FLIES generally. Our facilities for buying and
treshans are surpassed by none. and we susrsn-
zee 10 sen at low as any other house in the city
represented.
Money cheerfuly refunded to any customer who.
Ia net entirely satisfied with their purchase.
Telephone connections
ELPHONZO NOUNGs,
GROCER.
ap2e 0O4 9th ST., bet. = and p.
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for brain and sexual organs of either sax a.
All druggists. SToTT CROMWELL, Agents,
60 $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
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SALE OF Hon. FERNANDO WOODS FURNITURE.
The auction sale OF the furniture In the late
residence OF Hon. Fernando Wood corner OF
18th and streets, attracted large attendance
yesterday. The sale was conducted by Walter
b. Williams CO. The tableware was sold for
$50 70 Fernando Wood, jr. The chlna-tWo
sets, In blue and gilt. with monogram-num-
Dered over 40 pieces. Mr.. Roessle, OF the Arl-
tngton HOTEL was large buyer OF furniture
The walnut dining room table was solo for
$3.50 TO Mr.. Dempsey; punch bowl sold at
$50 to Col Rockwell gilt epergne sold to Mr..
zimmerman for sS4; dining room chairs, COW
cred with leather, brought 81 apiece for one lot
and 81. so each for another lot, all bought by
Mr.. Wormley; the parlOr furniture, 10 pale
blue satin, was sold to Mr.. Dempsey for $2s);
four gilt reception chairs, upholstered In blue
satin, brought 80 apiece; cabinet tnlald
with marqueteries, With bronze medallions,
was sold for sl45; two massive candelabra
brought SIS each; handsomely. carved center
table, with malachite top, bought by Mr.. Wood
In Europe for $500. sold for $40; marble and
bronze clock was bought by Mr.. j. Richardson
Ior 500. The table and house linen sold for
SEQ.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

BURT's FINE SHOES.
GUINNIP. DAY & Co.,
$50, S29 and S24 Seventh st..
WILL OPEN FULL LINROF
EDWIN c. BURTs
T FINE LADIES' AND MISSES
SHOES, CATERS, SANDALS,ETC..
ON MONDAY,
IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
store No. S22D,
EMBRACING AMONG OTHERS. THE FOLLOW
ING VARIETIES:
PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON;
OORsO GOAT. vAMP;
KID-FOX. SERGE,
CHILDRENs AMERICAN BID. BUTTON,
SPRING HEELS;
FRENCH STRAIGHT GOAT KID;
LADIES' oURso KID;
KID OPERA SANDALS, FRENCH HEELS;
CLOTH, KID-FOXED BUTTON CATERS;
KID OPERA SLIPPERS;
PINAFoRE AND DUCHESS SLIPPERS;
PRINCE ALBERT SANDALS;
NEWPORT TIES;
KID AND BERLIN SANDALS.
THESE ARE SUPERIOR GOODS AND WILL BE
OFFERED VERY LOW.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
apSO GUINNIP. DAY u 90.
MAKE NO AIIsTAHE.
THE FEW YORK SHOE STORE.
REOE5!sS sRR HSSS Sf sHeEs from
THE SHES n nN NEW
,- IN. WAsHikdIoN. ii -
1 Esdiss F Fins kd an
Ladies Eias Kid Button Boots 80
saoEs oF ALL Kfsbs
Misses Ms sSss9p FfhH kin sH0ss
Children. RsD Button Sold { &c.
One hundred Styles Of Gents Fine Low Shoes at
ONE PRICE.
ap28 GEO MoOARTHy
GPRIN6 OTYLES
OF
BOOTS. SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
now open for inspection and on sale at extremely
low prices.
The attention 81 parents is called to our Youths
IEese Shoes are made OF solid leather. and In good
style. broad coles and hees.
Fine advertising Cards given to purchasers OF
Boots and Shses
W. Il. KICHs
| apps III Market Space.
RARGAIN6-9eling of my entire stock Of
ID BOOTS AND SHOES at cost. Oan early, be-
| fore purchasing elsewhere. and secure bargains.
! 1t @. GIK6LER'S 1927 It'll street W. mar3O- Sra
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DULNONA. PULMONA.- & STE.
IL VEINS have secured the exclusive agency for
PULN ONA. the greatest known remedy Tor
Ooug1 8, Throat and Lung Diseases.
HOH3LL1R b DT1VEN6, 0ple Agents,
mo 800 Penn. ave-, WaahinGto0. p 9.
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A Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocoa1ne dresses the hair perfectly, and Is
also preparation uneQualed for the eradica.
ton of dandruff.
The superiority Of Burnett's Flavoring Elk.
tracts consists In their purity and great
strength.
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PURE lime juice. best Java coffee, finest choc-
ofate, with Slmms soda water, corner 18th st.
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DRY GOODS.

Nav DESIGNS IN
BLACK BRcCAIE GRENADINES, 81.
LUPIH'S ga LACE PANAMA CLOTHS. s7sc.
TYLEB 4 CHEWING.
milo 9Is It'll st. NV.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS:
NEW ALL-LINEN LAWNS. at Is cents.
LUPIN'S s.4 LACE BUNTINGS, at sly cents.
NUNS YELLING. from 80 cents to g 90 per yard
ISp RFR aISkNs M 5ESm 20 cents to 50 cents.
EkEff sb1 ss1aifSSiGfo '
'N'Ai NRalIsSsooKs
GINaHAMS.
BLACK GRENADINES. from so cents to So 90
BLACK BRoOADE sATlNs. from 81. 90 to o. 90.
sURAH SILKS. SATIN MERveILLRUx.
FoULARD sILKS LOUISINE SILKS.
FRKHoH BuNT1NGs. SUMNER SILKS.
tIo ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER srH STREET.
Established 1870. mi
NOCHBANE q CO..
ONE PRICE
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
18th street and New York ave-,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
OFFER
MAGNIFICENT ASSIGNMENTS
In ALL THE
NEWEST TRIMMING LACEs
WHITE GOODS. GINGHAMs. &c. &C..
AT Our Own
POPULAR PRICES.
We OFFER
SPECIAL BARGAIN
INDIA LINENS AT "a CENTS PER YARD.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIEs. extra fine and
wide, only 121c. per yard.
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FLAr-BRIM MACkINAw straw hats, with mar
row and broad brirns, for boys and men; neate5t
nat sold. Nautical strawS, for ladies' and
pearl colored mackinaws, for all ages; Chinese
pith helmets, for citizens and military wear, at
Willett d RuOnS, ee5 Pennsylvania ave.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

0OooQUAN FALLS.
Commencing SUNDAY, May Is. and continuing
until further net ce.
The steamer MARY WASHINGTON will make
Excursions to the above place every Sunday and
Wednesday. Leave 7th st. wharf Sundays at 80
am. "Wednesday At 9 am returning at o'clk
pm. Dancing ,wn and back on Wednesday's
trip. This Steamer can be chartered at reasonable
rates. 20 cents round trip.
MT 3m E 8. RANDALL, Manager
GLYMONT PAVILION AND SUMNER RE-
" SORT can be engaged f-r PIONIOS or EX-
CUhkIONS by applyi ing to 8. f. SMITH, Pro-
northwest. m7-lms
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SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LoTs IN THE HEART
OF TIE CITY.-To- morrow friday afternoon,
at 81 O'Clock, b. II. Warner will sell two very
desirable lots on 9th street, between and +
northwest. This neighbOrhood Is one Of the
most central and attractive In the CITY.
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DHEO PLLESyl PILE04U
SURE UURH H9gED At LAST. no 0Nl


4 EURR OURE FOUND AT LAST. no ONl
NEED SUFFER.
A sure cure for the blind. Bleeding, Itohing ana
Uloerated Piles has been discovered b %. WI
Indian Ointment. sngie box has cured The
To1t chronic cases Of - and 30 years Standing.
Xonderfu Ioothing medicine. LotionG nstru.
msn0 ana Electuaries do more harm than rood.
intense itching particularly ct night altar gefting
xArm IN bsdD, .ct! = poultce; gives instant and
Eg q the private per1. ana nothing slse. Sold
pills.. 81 Ben box. fRASk 8. HS q 3 Co.
fropH Cleveland. Ohio; gTOTT 8 CROHWEIE
Agen0s Warrington. Dc. feblG-oo-lp
A NTON EIHOHKR'S DRY CLEANING EeTAB-
northwest near the q. 8: Patent Once.
LadeC and 0en0emen1 GARMENTS Of Al 6ndg
0IEAN1O and DYED; also. CREPE villa
LAOEA, GLOVES. 90.
DnEdAx6. Thirty years expeftsnes. Terms mod.
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CARTER, at III Market Space has q large as.
softment Of spring and summer goods at the
sery lowest prices. He has 900 pieces OF new
large line OF silks, the cheapest In washing.
toD, Lew ano fashionable parasols, beautiful
Maoras giD mans, nuns yelling, lace buntings
the prices are given.
AN INTERESTING LECTURE, ETc.-rhere will
be literary entertainment In aid OF the Ma
ttonal Church School for girls this evening" ar
the Church OF the Epiphany, on G stTeer
Jpo. Baldwin Hay, ex-consuI general to Syria
Will contrast the state OF female education II,
Turkey with that in America and illustrate it
with oriental costumes.
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Condensed Locals.

Although the advertising in TIE STAR on
evely cay averages twenty columns out of the
double sheet on Saturday. Advertisers viii
therefore confer favor by sending in their
oloers as early az practicable, to insure posi-
uon ana classification for next Saturdays en-
The will OF the late JAS G. Weaver was nled
with the register OF wills yesterday. After the
s OF ON aen enc estate Is to De- hsd
the deceased. In case of their death. before
maturity, one-half OF the estate is to be given
to tot, the brother Of the decedent aud the other
The South Washington Business Association
was organized last night at meeting at 327
street SIT southwest. shares being $40 each. The
nuen, president; John Fl. Higgins, vice presi-
dent; s. e. Jones, secretary; Rev. r. s. Laws,
r. JoT I. higgins; r. Smith. q, Virgins, VIM. FAINT
nedy, directors.
The members OF st. Augustine's Catholic
association" with the following officers: Isaac
Landlck, president: w. II. Wheeler, vice presi-
dent; w. j. Smith, treasurer: Miss louise
B ra,S, secretary c. e. Butler, assistant sec
m naeii to the memory Of the late Father b.
Pretty soon they'll be asking whether this is
The meetings in the large temperance tent
on Capitol Hill, at 9th street and Pennsylvania
avenue holding over 1000 persons). have
PiorCu a SiCo0 auCCCoS, Ioo uuSc lout UoluS
crowded every night. Col. Hoy, Of Baltimore
who tnaugurated the meetings, beiog called
away to another field OF labor, has sold bis
tent and appurtenanceS to Alexander Eagles
ton-C"Bud'0 as he Is famiiiarly known-the
popular Dashaway leader. and nightly meet
ings win be held in Washington, Georgetown
and Alexandria.
The executive committee of the Society for
tne prevention OF Cruelty to Animals-Judge
Macarthur. president; Geo. L. Douglass, sec
retary-haS received the report of It's special
agents. Messrs. Ball and King, showing that
cases investigated in regard to alleged cruelty
to horses and mules, IS drivers admonished
and 80 warning cards issued.
Several hundred beautiful girls, pupils of
school at HagerstOwn, Nd, are doing Washing
ton to-day. They paid their respects to the
PRESIDENT and also visited the different depart
mentS. Can itol ETC. etc
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A FRENCH WIFB's APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE
FRANCHISE Celepte Tournier has filed bill In
equity by her counsel, MesSrs. BIrney & Blrney
Tor divorce from Auguste Tournier They
both reside IN this District, but were married
at the village OF Puy. en-Velay, France by the
mayor, April 2, 1872. She claims to have been
loyal to her marriage vows, but believes her
husband unfaithfuL She charges that on
the 9TH OF May, 1881, and during the ten months
preceding that time he committed adultery
with Lot,ie ST. Clair, at house Of nl-fame on
18th street. She asks alimony and cJu1sel fees.
HAD HIS FooT AMPUTATsD BY AN ENGINE
Last evening, about O'Clock, Tho5. Slane
freight train conductor on the Metropolitan
Dranch OF the Baltimore and OHIO railroad
TIED to Jump on an engine at the depot In this
city, lust as the train was starting, when his
foot slipped and caught In frog Of the track
Tle wheel OF the tender passed over it, sew ring
the ftot from the ankle. He was taken TO
Provide nee Hospital, v here surgical attendance
was rendered Wien sufficiently recovered he
will De taken TO his home In MartinSburg, w.
Va.
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