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TIE Courts

EQUITY COURT-Judgo UiH,e
YESTERDAY, Slaughter agt Rome; leave to
Pre- confesso against Anna NJ. Reinmutn Red
den agt- edden; divorce vino. mat. Gunton
agt. Z1ntZfnger; trustee ordered TO purcha3e
articles TO finish building. SHEDS agt. Driver;
pro confesso against defendants Driver and
National Safe Deposit Co. Hart agt Gorharn:
maker; reference to auditor ordered GIN art
GIN; pro conf $50 against defendant ana refer
ence TO examiner ordered. Queen agt. Brooks:
reference TO auditor ordered. Powell agt. Bead
ley; commission to select guardian ad Item ap-
proved. LeddY agt. Fitzmorrs; Confirmation OF
auditors report and sale ordered. Bone ar.
Bone; pro confesso against defendant ana
reference 10 tase PROOF ordered. Burns agJ
Cross; leave 10 amend Dill. National Metrop) d.
itan Bank agt. BOughton; leave TO file replica
demurrer overruied. Murray agL Ager: decree
In pursuance OF decree In general term Nor
Tfson agt- Rutherford; argued and submitted
Neenan agt. NeenaD; leave TO amend bill. Cen
appointed receiver and reference 10 auditor or
cered. Hooper agt. Faunce; pro confesso against
certain defendants. In re estate or j iineS NJ
Lowell, lunatic; report OF inqu1sltion confirmed
and committee appointed. Mclean agL .r-
keT: leave to amend bill. Adjourned TIL TO- day
at ~ am.
CRIMINAL C0URT-Jud1e Cor.
Yesterday, Alice Rupp, alias Alice Wescott.
alias Alice Gbeen, Tho3. j. Bleksler, and E .nma
Baker. uttering counterfeit money: noiIa pros
as TO Emma Baker; motion by A. B. Williams
for severance as to Alice Wescott granted, aud
Bicksier placed On trial. verdict, not guilty.
CIRCUIT CoURT-J,,dge James.
Yesterday, Judgments by default Ia the cases
OF Wilson agt. Hunter, Harlon Bros agt. Cur.
ran Callahan, Higgins. Cobb d Co. agC. Hun
ter S. b. d Nj. Flusher agt. Adler, Goldsmith Il
LeneLer agt. TodSon.
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DR.. LEON. No. 455 Massachusetts avenue.
See dVertIsenSut,

MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY for young ladies'.
managed SO successfully ny Mrs j. Eddy som
eIs,) held its annual commencement exercises
at Founory On. church last evening. Tue
church was crowded. The platform was loa led
VIII MOWERS OF rare beauty. Bishop + q. Ar
dfeWS presented the diplomas as follows: Grad.
yates In English Course-Fanny Robinson
Chase, Washington, D. G: Adele Gran,tta Gin
c1bneti, o. Marie Alma HogUe, Santa Fa, New
Mexico; Ella Virginia NARROW, Washington D.
c; Cornelia Irby Morgan. (frst honorJ Selmr,
Alabama, Frances Auelt AIDE Tune, Wasa-
iDgton, D. c: Nellie NJ. Villa, Winona, MINI.
Graduates in Classical Course-Anna Seymour
Ames. QlrSt bonor,) Annapolis, MI; Hattie
Belle Wa ker, {frst honor) Washington. DC
TIE following program was admirably rem
oersd Chorus, Angels are watching u.s.
Glover; duet, overture. Ruy Bias, Mendelssohn,
Misses Poke and Rand; essay, Heroes OF To
day, Fanny K. Chase; essay, The Arthuriau
Element In Englfsh Literature, Ella NARROW;
vocal duet Sweet Tears, Pacini, Misses MOI
gan and Furgason; essay, English Hymns, ALMA
Hceue; essay, Among my i )Ok5." A ielai1e F.
Tuue; vocal due,, GOOD Night Misses Walker
ard Holman; recitation, Adele Grandin; essay
and the morning ard the evening were tue
first cay" Mile N. VIA; vocal solo, Nightin-
gales Till, CAM, Maud II. Furgason; esS ",
Martys OF the Nineteenth Century. CornelIt
Morgan; duet, Serenade, Bee hOvel, Misses
PTeLt1SS and ScOvllle; essay, Limitations, Anna
Seymour Anes; vocal duet. Sere made Schub rt
Misses Furgason and Grandin: essay, Despo--
lsms, Hattie b. Walker; duet, Mazurka Chopin,
AiSSt Rand and Poke. Tue essays or all Tue
Young ladies We're mighty cred1table, and tnosa
OF Miss Fanny r Chase and Miss Hattie B.
Walker were PARTICULARLY admired Oae OF the
musical GuetS On the program was exchanged
Tor the piece called ROCK Oh Ages, Which was
delivered admirably by Miss Alma Hogue
MISS Adele Grandin did not have dine to flush
her essay On account OF Illness. and sac retit.4
a pi, &c styled "BfushwoOd' Instead with dae
effect,
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A Meeting That Did Not ueet.

The neighOorhoOd OF Bethel hall, M street.
between 18th and 18th streets. was last night
tie scene OF quite gathering In accordance
with the report that a. meeting to further the
interests of Sa! les j. Bowen as candidate for
District Commiss1Onershlp was to be held.
On approaching the neighbOrhoo1 at about Il
D,elcek-the meeting having been called for
I-&esSrs. X. W. Tompkins John Gray aud
DaDlei Malone were seen at the door Of The
Ball discussing the 81 ultloD, and at a grocery
On The corner OF 10th street, was q small crowd
.ngegeG as the Others EX-A!dernaD avis
W. T. TuTrfn. Julius Welt j. M Grpgo-y.
Aaron Russell, George w. Renfro Henry p Der,
Ii. Lacey. Aaron Bradshaw, and w. C. Cnase
v ere among those present. It was Claim b )
some that they were brought out by the puolf
caJlon in THE STAR, ard they only wanted ,
zee wi at was going on; Others said that the
object was 10 present the claims OF NJ NJ.
oiianC, 1t was, however limited that TOMB
kins was the leading Split and that a secret
ItetfHg had Deen arTangCi for, b1J TIE STA (
publication al spoiled IT, ana tina had the fC
iCTtt1s htpJ away string Of Bowen resolutions
would have been Unanimously adopted. By 81
Geek the crowd had dEtaGipd d ,Rn IN n3t<
0ozeD a. d Mir. TOmpklnS and others we lt IF.
g Inr say. 10 arrange for another meeting. IL,
transp;red in some OF the conversations that a
meeting had been arranged for and the plan of
pTccee 0ings blocked out with Aaron Russ |
as presiding CfIcer.
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Southern Maryland Railroad,

h-hO14U1 UT VFFIVEhS.
At meeting OF The stockholders OF the Sou h
ern Marylan railroad at Barnum's hotel. Il Il.
umore, yesterday, S,32I shares were repre-.
sehted. The report OF the board Of directors
shows a. miles OF track graded and miles laid.
The finances were reported In a satisfactory
condition aid the completion of the road from
BrandYWlDe 10 Point Lookout with1ts branches
before October next positively asserted. The
toard Of directors was elected as follows: John
Van r. swtcg, Frank Hume, James L irbour.
I. A Lambert, L. G. Hine and w. w. W. Wood,
CT this City; j. II. Ltnville, Philadelphia, Pa. :
EDWARD Wheaton, Providence, X l.; John P.
county; G. G. Chapman, Charles county. and
X; X; Elliott, OF Prince George county, Nj
The board elected the following officers: john
president and Frank Hlme, secretary an1
treasurer. $3.50
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The Stickney Memorial Chanel

MI. VIM. Stickney Is about to build neat
chapel on the corner OF 5ih and streets as a
memorial TO his son. who was superintendent
OF the Sabbath school at that place. The d.
menslons OF the building are I1x4S 4, with gal
doors in front, SO that it Can De shut OF from
the main room when necessary. Toe main
school room Is 39x54.1 feet. There will be two
Bible class rooms, q veSL1Oule, g.. The chapel
Is 10 be built OF brick, Win stone trimnjug5
ana high pitched Stated root. l. viii cost S. 0uO
MI. II. Il. keicail is Tie architect and Nj Win.
Z. Morrison, the we'll known builder, has the
CONTRACT.
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The Columbia Club Boat Races.

IhtuhAh TUX TIE UPSNING CJNThoT TO CONE
OFF SATURDAY.
The Columbia Boat CUB which Is perhaps
the most active boating organization In tne
city, Wild inaugurlte series OF Faces next Sat
urGay. The race on that day Will be for double
outrlgger sliding seat boats, five OF which ave
entered for the event. The start viii bt from
in front Of the Columbia boat house al about I
In the evening. The PIERS OF the AQueduct
bridge VIII be turned aud then the Dull will be
back 10 the starting pOinL The folio Wing ere vs.
Will man the boats: Lake and Oivt-; E 3 on,
ard James Young; w. L. Williams al C. P.
Williams; Kerntner and l. f MORE: Russell
Brace and w. A. Smith. Mr.. A. T. Brlce viii
act as judge. The race will be very Interesting
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DIR. METTAUR,S
n Z A o a G HE PitIt

DIR. METrAUR,S
ACNE PiLLs
aMb pyss sho1 1sV: : pT
PERSIA In it's worst forms, cleansing the body OF
excess OF 6ile, producing regular healthy action
"A ful size box Of these valuable PILLS. With full
dress receipt Of nine pestass asps
For sale BY si Druggists At Is cenu. -'---''
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
Rey. THOMAS GUARD. one Of the most emineu,
nr q .n ss SSnnss pastor Mount Vernon
MlFTAy1,s HE1DIOax PuIs have proved ed MOS,
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS CAMILLA pastor n. z. Church. Ha
have tiled Dr. MnrrAuas HrAnAou. PHI.
@ sres1s sssn a aoS ys,
her Of years -. xos NJ Pa have scteH q e
"'o1 o % n s1a y'u personally HoMAs GAMBLE.
Rey: LEwm A, THIRzKnp. pastor II. =. Church
Waterbury. Nd: No.. u,.,.u, p
man who Was IN bed With bad attack Of Bilious
Fever. a1d tn two days he Was out attending tohii
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIREKIKD.
Rsv.I.E Ps1xBs. pastor n. E. Church. Urbena, Va.
AcH1 Puts. and found Them most bsneaciA
f''i xeu ssn dune NE another box re PETERS
Rev. g. ". HOBBS. pastor n. r. Church. Pied
mcntW:v..:,.....-r....,-uv.
,che. 81. M1xu US H2aDAoHs P1s. md on
''' x g 81 1 niS - ~ aEn u. HOBBS.
BBOWN CHEMICAL CO..
sel1-eo Ssls PrspTieterss BaIsimere, ma.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Miner Normal School Com.
me8cement.


The hall OF the Miner school, On 17tb street,
between and q northwest, was handsomely
decorated last evening, aud the commencement
exercises were largely attended. Among those
present were Gen. Eaton, Mr.. John L. Cook
Dr. Purvis, Commissioner Morgan Superinten-
dent COOK, Mrs O'ConDer, secretary OF the
NIL or trustee board. Rev. DR.. Shipper, and sx.
Trustees Sypnax and Johnson. School Trustee
John ii. brooks presided assisted by Trustee
Smith, and Miss Josephine Esputa had charge
OF the music. Commissioner Morgan presented
the diplomas, and expressed his pleasure ar the
proficiency OF the pupils: DR.. Shfppen made the
formal ADDRESS TO the graduates, and Cen. Eaton
mace brief address. The members of the
class OF 1850 presented the principal Miss
Briggs, with silver knife fork, ard spoon
The graduates were Misses Helen A. Black Rc-
setta A. Boston, sara L. Carter, Mary c. Champ,
Henrietta L. Evans. Katie E Ford Millie g.
Gibbs. Emma M. King, Katie r. Martin Julia
w. Mason. Cicely j. Payne, Isabel / Saunders
Alm1Ta E. SEIZURE man. Minnie i. Scott Martha
a. Shelton, Mary V. Tibbs, Mary L. Washing
ION, AID May A. Wheeler.
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A Has BAN Challenge to Amateur.

A fine game Of bali was played last evening
by tV picked mines from the men at the WASH
ington barracks. the batting, Catching field
ing, &C., We're admirable. The game was called
by the umpire, On account Of the dark, at the
ehd OF the eighth innings, the score being TO
D. they have regular organized CLUB, aud
very fine ground for playing az tins barracks:
and they challenge any amateur nine In Lne
city To play match game on their grounds at
as early date as the party accepting this
challenge wishes to name, the stakes, II there
oe any, 10 be named In the letter OF acceptance
10 the challenge.
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TEE GERMANIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No. 9.
last Light elected o1ncerS as follows: John
Walter, president; Charles Graf, vice presi-
Cent; L. EckeTt, secretary. and Con Schaefer,
treasurer. Board Of directors-George Cooke
Ter, John N0egler, Charles kattelunann, john
'. ksnl, John Nass, John Z. Vogt, II. Boese-
hoiZ and John Baler. Inc Oriental building
Association No also elected the foIloXtng
ofncers FOR the ensuing term: President John
Walter; vice president, Charles Gran: Secre-
tary, Leonhardt EckeTt, and treasurer Conrad
scnaeIeT. Board OF Glrtctors-Josn Banf
jacob Miller, August Gersdofn, George Cooke.
ler Theo0oTe Pitt. Henry Hartmann Leop1id
Ley, Louis Doerr and Ii. H. Kultz.
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SAMsTLG's prices are hard to beat Relaembo r
tie lea sign, I3U 9TH street.

ISCFEpIARY FISE THIS MoRNING.-About 9
oclCck TINS morning fire broke out Ia the
lott OF s. abs In temperance alley beo1gtng
70 Mr.. George Norbeck. The prompcaeSs OF
the IRE department prevented serious con
UagTatloT. as Inc stable Is In the midst OF a
Lun Ter OF t-ame tenement houses Ths fire Is
supposed 70 have been the work of an incen
diary, small wad OF burning waste being
found In corner OF the loft. The damage WAS
about $50. -
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DROPOsALs FOB RATIONs.
q. s. MERIyE CCRpS,
QuARTEBNAsTKR's OFFICE,
Du4E0 PILEsu PILEsIn

A SURE UUk1 FOUND AT LAST. NO OH
NEED SUFFER-
A sure cqre for the blind. Bleeding, Itching ana
nans Gan Indian remedy, called Or. wiIliamr
Indian Ointment. a single boz has cured ths
No one need suffer I'VE minutes Alter spp,yins this
wonderful soothing medicine Lotions instru-
WilhAmss Ointment absorbs the tuInors, sliaya the
intense itching (partculary st night after getting
V1rm In bed) ach q pouitice; gives instant apd
painlee. relef. and Il PREPARED only for Pss tick
Inc Of the private parts, and nothing olne. Sod
~ m druaKia1n, and sent by maui on recedpt Of
pfioe. q Per box. FRAEE 8: HxNRY 90.
1SsnS. washington. Do. ssblS-So-11
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FoKD's oPzRA HoUsE.-To night Is the occa-
sion Of the benefit to Manager John T. Ford.
The evenings entertainment Will be compre.
hersiVe and very attractive. JanauscheS VIII
appear In the park scene In Mary Stuart. y
kosa Rand taking the part OF Elizabeth "
MI. X l. Downing. Clara Cole. w. Il Burton
Olivia Rand and l. X Shexell Will also appear,
There Will De three or more distinct perform
ances.
THg STEAMER GEORGE LgARY Will inaupurate
trips 10 the Capes next Saturday, lie lyi1g az 6
pm. and returning to washington Monday
morning.
Dr. j. W. BIsCHoFF is said to have a rare
folks and their friends who patronize the eI.
cursion and concert tomorrow on DO ard the
Excelsior, which sails at four O'Clock p. m.
the minute. The arrangements for this affair
have been so thoroughly perfected by the
ladies OF the church that grand, good time is
insured. Should II prove very rainy, the trit
viii be pcsi poned until Monday evening next
same hour,
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Col JIsTUs 1. MCCAKTY, a well-known law
yer or this city, who has practtced mostly be-
iOfe the government departments for num-
Der or years past, died at his residence on L
street, between 10th and 11th streets, yeSter
day morning. Col. McCaIty was q native or
lean war, in which he WAS an officer. During
the late war he, with the assistance Of friends
Organized and equipped regiment OF Rhode
islanders, put In consequence OF a iGlsunder-
standing With Gov. Sprague, resigned He was
subsequently nominated by President Lincoln
as brlgadier general, but the Senate m ntary
committee did not report favorably, aud he
was Lot commissioned
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WASHINGTON CATTLE the Queen.

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-Atth the Queens.
town Drove YARDS, Tuesday, ION the Metro
poiitan Branch. y. o. X. r.. three miles from
the city-Lewis D. Means. proprieUor). $50 head
OF cattle were offered. OF which AL were sold TO
butchers, at 5Aa6xc. per 10. $50 sheep and
lambs up: Sold as follows: Sheep SXa5k per
a$45. The state OF the market was good.
At DIoyers' Rest, Tuesday.-I5O cattle were
sold-Dest Gao acc. per H.; good, 1a6,; me-
oiam fair, aSc; thin stears. oxen and cows,
3ta4c. $50 sheep and lambS-lambs, 4a7bc.:
cnpped, 4a5Ac. Is cows and calves, $25 to S45
per head. Reported by P. X. Tavenner,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Iss1ed 70
Thomas WINERY ard Delta MubIrn: Wn. III.
BuDdy and AnBie Nilsson; Elias Davis and
Eliza Rawlings: Chas- e. LUn and Laura c.
NeNuhaDy: j. ". ShIeve. OF Idaho, and Julia A.
Berry, OF Charlcs county, Md Delnis E. White
and Nary E Bay lor John II. Watt and Add e
E l. Lansdale; CT oTge &. Schaeffer and j. Ar
Ioid: T. L. HARDEN and Eliza a. Cryer, both of
LeoLardtowl: F. j. Lung, OF Elmira, y. Y and
Mary Emma Gill; BenJaIaan C. Kuchlipy, OF
Rchmoi q, Va, and Matte E .keyes. OF Alex
Va, and Virginia Lee Atkinson, OF New Kent
county, Va; john Walker and Mary Young.
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.RoBBERY.-Durtng last night some unkno vn
thief or thieves entered the stable OF the * Hill
cemetery company and stole carpenters Joos
and clothing to the value Of SIS.
ATTEMPrED BuRGLARY.-Aoout 10 O'Clock last
night burglar cred the residence OF Mr. j.
Fl. Mock, No. 1921 NJ street, by getting tuto Il
second story window from a sned. He was
frightened of by son OF Mr.. Nock's coming ia
and got no pluGder.
The GRAIN MARKKT.-The folio wing sales OF
grain have been made since our last report:
l 400 bushels wheat at 81 2S1I; 1000 Bushels
wheat. at 2529; 1000 bushels corn, at 55 Cen 9.
Cumberland Tuesday with 2 i27 IS tons Of co Il
as follows: Consolidation Co, 1,141.l3 tons:
Hampshire q BALTIC. Co., 1913 tons; Blaen
Avon &C., 3SS. IL tons; Georges Gre Co oslo
Co., 345. II tOas, all Ior this port.
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The Yonkers Gazette defines the word
"malaria" as a short cut by which tbs average
physician takes himself out or the VeXlng
features Of diagnosis.
Gen. G. P. Buell. says that the Indians on bis
RESERVATION In New Mexico are SO buSiy en-
gagged at farming that they nave no time to
think OF fighting.
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DIVORCED FROM WIFE WHO LovHD ANOTHER
MAN Justice Wyiie yesterday granted Wm p,
Redd1n divorce from his wife, Leona w. Red
den, nee Beavers. They were married In this
city August Is, ISIS, by Rev. MIR. BlgeoW, and
he charges that she deserted him three months
after the marriage. Repeated Efforts were
made TO get her TO return TO his home but
they availed him nothing. The wife admitted
the truth Of all that her husband stated. aud
petitioned the court In her own behalf asking
In case the divorce was granted, that she be
given permission TO resume her maiden name.
The testimony showed that Mrs. X aduen was
dlscontented With her married state, and lovei
another man better than her husband and
that the other man returned her affection.
NE NATIONAL RIFLES propose to celebrate
tne anniversary OF the org dnZatton by street
parade this evening. The line OF march VIII
be from The armory TO 18th street, to PennSyl-
haLla avenue, east to the naval monument,
WEST through Pennsylvania avenue to 18th
sutet, north TO / STREET, west TO I5X street.
SCUM SCUM 70 Pennsylvania avenue, west through
IehLsylvania avenue and turn the circle at 23d
s So, dnence east through Pennsylvania ave-
nue 10 9lh stTee and up 9Th to street and to
anE - lAoiy. TIE company on this occasion
VII parace LOT the first time In the very neat
sIu Aabosome new fatigue uniform which IL
mas ADOPTED Prot Weber's National, n f,es,
Band VIII furnish the music.
FUssEMs Ice cream.
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THE CHRIsTIANCY DIVORCE CAsE-Yesserday
the CANCELLATION OF witnesses In the Christi
aLcy divorce case was resumed before Exaul-
L6r LOVeJ0y and Mt. j. w. Lugenbeel the
father OF Mrs. Christiancy, testified that he
was az home on Christmas Gay, 1919 and his
daughter as there sick and unable to leave
the house for any time, and he WAS satisfied
that she Gid lot leave the house On that day
OE cross examination nothing Lew was deyeI-
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PROPOSALS.
,ROPOsALs FOR PINEFloOR ~

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE WARAS
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WAs8INGToN ID. Z Jane q, 1881. y
Sealed Proposals for fu nishins ant delivering
Georgia Pine Flooring Board Sr4 Itlias at the
site OF the For b wing OF the Build ~ for state,
War and NAVY Departm, ms, in tots city, viii be
received ct this on &c until Ia II OF JUSE 20 1881
and opened Immediately therear III presence CT
bidders.
Specifications general instructions for bidders,
and b'auk forms Of proposal. viii De arm shed to
established Amber dealers UpoL the.r Proper ap-
plicstion 10 this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY
jeG-6t 1t -CoI Cores of Fn'g1s
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CITY TRIMS.
90 The Profession


ought TO bear I'm mind that the Lteoig Conn.,
pany prepare q genuine Extract OF Witch
Hazel, and IN ordering the remedy be sure 10
designate the prepare ion desired. otherwise a
worthless article may be obtained
THE same firm also makes a N 1St useful aud
convenient nutrient tonic 10 the form OF Coca
Beef Topic which has justly received the high
est cs mmendation. We have used both OF those
pre- parations with the most satisfactory rs
suits. "-Edtoriat ia me Medical and Surgical
Tunes.
Lfebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic.
superior to any tonic / have USED or p q
scribed,' says Professor E. NJ. Hale. NJ. D., chi
cago Medical College. Beware OF limitations
Burnett's CocOaNe.
TIE BkST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS.
IL allays irritation, removes all tendency TO
dandrun. and invigorates the action OF the
eapillsries In the highest degree thus pro-
noting vigorous and healthy growth OF hair.
Its effect upon the glossinees and richness OF
the hair IS such as cannot be surpassed
bURNETTs FLAT0RING EXTRACTS are the best.
Terrible Loss of Life.
Mfliions OF rats. mice. cats, bed bugs. reaches,
lose their lives by collision with Trough on
Rats" Sold by Druggists 15c boxes IN
"Aldernsy Dairy WagoAs0
Fresh Attorney butter ehurned every morn
ing, and delivered in klbs Ward prints SSc
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, putterinilK and
sweet milk &c. per OF. Cream l0c pint
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DRS HowT oud Macon cor.

DRs Rowland and Mason say:-"The state
ment OF tie c0iored man, William Joyce. til It
enyiCus dentists who advised suit 80 Ghat tle
name OF the thing Will injuIe US, aud wnO en-
courage the said Joyce to bkackmail Us iu the
name OF compromise, will find In the end that
they " Ill injure themselves more than u3.
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COL j. ID. ALEXANDER, GAINESVILLE {Ga)
Nt}CS, was cured OF rheumatism by st, JACOBS
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Weather.
XF SIGNAL OYYICYH.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHISF SIGNAL OrYTCss. I
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 3. 1881. $50 q. N. {
For the middle Atlantic states. colder, cloudy
weather, with light rains, winds mostly north
easteTly, higher barometer.
Special Weather Bniicfin.
The chief signal Off 3er furnishes the follow
ing special bulletin 10 the pvesS:-General r4io5
have fallen east CT the Mississippi Northea st
erly winds are reported from Inc lake region
New England. southSeeterlS IL the southern
states aid southwest Tue temperature has
fallen east OF the Mississippi river During the
present storm three and eiyhty-sixth nun
Dirt dJns Inches or TaIs have fallen az Ptttsbury.
= special telegram from there this m1rnt1g
reports rise In the OHIO or Gineiy.tWO f1cdeS
since yesterday AFTERNOON. The Allegheny is
also Using rapidly. Considerable damage has
been done 20 property. The river IS still three
feet seven inches below the danger line, but
daI gerOus Hoods are anticipated for the upper
Ohio. The Indications are that the weather
Will be fair In the lake region and New Eogland
to morrow and rain viii prevail In the south
Atlantic states
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the tner-
mometer at the Signal Once during the day
a. No.. o.: II a No.. IS 2p. m, ca. Maxi
mum, II minimum Ga.