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INT. Clemens (Nich.) True Record.
''STUCk FOR A EfEaDJNf.,

HOW many writer or newspaper worker hest
tates, waiting for lust the right heading for his
afncie;-somethips thst will bear some relation
10 the SUBJECT and yet prove sufficiently inter
estns and attractive to the eye to secure the
s"lfty hUrrylng attention Of the 'Eghtninsn
readers OF the period; and ginning thei, attention
VIII insure the perEsal Of the article. Some items
are OF such real importance to the community
that whether headed Or not. they can not afford
10 be overlooked. and of these the following
rom W. I. Lee, ESQ Of this paper. is one. Says
Mr.. Lee:-For. several years past / have been
aiiilcted with periodical attacks of ildammstory
rheumatism, which have confined me 10 my
oed Tor "eeks at time. few months since /
was prostrated with severe attack OF this rirst-
cal malady, and instead Of employing the eeryices
Of phy Stefan as had done Oh former occasions
determined to test the virtues Of st. jacobs Oil
After the use Of bottle and half, the swelling of
nv limbs subsidized, the excruciating pafns wholly
disappeared. and felt we'll as usual Siace
then have used the st. Jacobs Oil with enualIy
satisfactory results and being convinced of its
efhcacy In curing rheumatism, have no hesitsncy
IN recommending it. We also learn from Mr. H.
W. Babcock, Druggist. CT this city, that st.
Jacobs OIL is The best selling niment In his store
Oou!d get. says MIR, B., hundreds of testimonials
III THIS city aud vicinity in regard to its efficacy
out consider 1t unnecessary trouble, as ST. Jacobs
w, by ita merits, advertises and sells itself.
DnrlDg the last year / sold nearly five hundred
bottles OF it ~
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Editor StGr:-There Is one phase OF tho
questlon Oh the mutual relations between the
doctors and druggists that have not seen
mentioned In any OF the communication
printed Ia cur newspapers, and this is the
iact ,tlat the practise OF medicine by unauthor-
zee persons. is prohibited by legal enact.
Eent IN the District Of Columbia. The Medical
society, Of the District OF Columbia, p0ssesses
a charter aar,,,thorlzing them to appoint a board
Of examiners, whose duty Il Is to issue (atter
INVESTIGATION as TO the possession of /, d'0loma
0f olhtr quallflcatiOn by the candldate) q
lctlse authorizing properly qualified persons
10 pracJlse medicine in the District OF Column.
VA. tor this license the Medical Society are
allowed 10 charge fee, which for many years
RS been the Sum of ten dollars. The
cbaTter is now In full force and effect, and
1urtner provides, that all persons practising
medlc1ne III the District OF Columbia Without
such license shall forfeit the sum OF filfy
DOLLARS It also provides that no person prac-
Using medicine IL the District OF Columbia With
out license, can legally collect fees for any
services ser rendered. 1t win be seen from
the above, that those persons now
practising medicine In the District (wno are
net graduates OF medical eolleges) are acting
atty. l strongly advise as the simDlesC
solution OF theproblem, for all physicians, who
desire to do so, &c furnish the medicine them
selves to their patients; this course will be
eninently popular With tnelr patients and In
every way be to the advantage OF both
physicians and patients. Yours, MEDICCs.
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The Druggists to the Doctors.

PHARMACISTS NOT AMENABLE TO THE MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, But WILLING TO CO OPERATE
"IId THE PHYSICIANS TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC
ThesecreUary OF the Medical association OF
the District Of Columbia has received the fol.
lowing communication, signed by 81 druggists
CT The District:
"Ge1tjenten:-We have received and cons,d.
ered the report OF the committee on relations
SetWeen physicians and pharmacists, adopted
r uy me Medical association April l, ISL. Ia
!hat as Pharmacists We are no. amenabIs
10 the ASSOCIATION .. tie DIS.
lllct OF columbia; have no voice in its
management 20 a}{ne and that to admit yo2r power
70 ENFORCE these rules so far as they
seek TO control us, would be to acknoy,,
ledge Our right TO govern Us without consent,
condemn Us without trial, and punish US With
out appeal. Therefore, although our assent or
dissent Is not asked, we deem It que to our
serves 10 ADVISE you that wherever the above
report would impose Conditions upon Us not
now recognized, we do not accept 1t as ia any
way binding upon us We take this occasion
10 reaSsure you OF our readiness, now as In the
PAST, to cooperate with you ID all laudaole
Efforts to protect the public frona the dagger
attending the .ibcolsiderate renewal OF certain
descriptions, or any evil that may be shown to
exist il either profession"
~, the signers are as follows j. D. ODonnen,
s Mds R & Ws a5neaSeaYer stott Cromwe
THOMPSON, 9. e. c. Sirnms. Charles G. DIfIn.
G. b. Van Syckle, r. K. Helphenstine, W. c,
MlouTn, CharleS Becker, ". u. E0tgiSie, e 81.
Gilman, c. Christiant Schelier &; Stevens, ID. p.
Licking. J: s, Healey, y. j. Schafhlrt, ". \.
Gray, Karl Kulloerg, John r. Major L. c.
Bishop. Il. Z. KalusoKski, John Cougnllu,
S S.daI Il. N9urSe. S. q; Mitchell, Jo1n G.
mess, George r. Eel, John J. Stafford, F. d.
lowing, theodore Hsinrichs, George J. Mussor
William II. Daw, Theodore Clri5tianf. j. +.
CassiD, Thomas II. Collins, Paul ReinIein.
AMeilcus Davis, Frederick W. ROSS, john y,
Ho6gkihs, William K. Stone, William Il. Berg
man, A. Bcdemer, George y. Bentley, g. r. DE-
tHt 1Ofs a. " II-suSS. W. L.
Ba!dus, WhiteSide d Walton, George p. Lock
hart, Thomas S. Cfopley. George T. Byng, c.
II. F!ckllng, W. g. DuckeJt r. Nee. CriSWen,
j. ). JoIes, james :. Walsh, Z. 3. Blry, I. }.
DC Mol. w. +. Scala, w. H. Stroud, 5. i. Han
nou, J. s. Eo~Ies d Co, W. z. Hellack, c. A.
fiGnCsS, X. 4. Bacon. W. ID. LYMAN, G. L.
S;Crcy d Co, john W. Drew. T. ?. Gu. o. f.
Ci5ae.i, II. A, Johnston, Richard A. Meals
" IL: y y. Small, e f. Moore, 5. c. Hanson,
~. u. Pettingii, George ". Cropley, \, VI. KIoc,
2eWski, J. L. Hughes, Arthur Na.tals, Z, NJ
NcColas aLd :. E. Lewis.
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The ChristiRncy Divorce Case.

TESTIMONY OF MRS. CHRTSTIANCY's MOTHER.
Yesterday, IN the case Of Isaac P. Christiancy
agt. LILLE NJ. Christisrcy. for divorce, on hear
ing before Examiner LoyeiOy, (Hr. IngersoIl
appearing for plaintiff ana Col. ". y. Cook for
defeIda1t,) Mrs. Lugenbeel, mother OF
Mrs. Cbr.stIanCy, testified contradictng the
statements or Giro that Mrs. CLTt syiancy Visited
the st James hotel With him on Christmas
Gay, 1879, remaining from her home about two
Tours. MIS-. LugeDbeeI testified that on tnat
day, as wen as before and subsequently,, Mrs.
Chrisfiancy resided with her at 81 ID street.
The family occupied the upper rooms OF the
house. Miss MelOy came, as q visitor 20 Mrs
CEFiSttancy, on the 2fih, and soon after the
two started for the depot, remaining away
about h2lt an hour. The same evening Giro
called, remained half an hour and LETT alone.
He did not call again until the next Christ
mas) day, when he remained about an hour
was with the family 10 the parlOr. which had
two windows opening on d street. giving a
full view OF the pavement, and witness was
cohfdent there was no carriage about az the
u ne OF bis visits. They dined about 4 O'Clock
G Christmas day. and Miss Meioy Remained
Il light with Mrs. ChTistiancy, who was n-
81 and was attended TO In part Dy witness
Oeing also under the influence OF medicine
She was lying on the lounge nearly al! Glr,
dressed only IN wrapper Or loose gown She
Old Lot leave the house at any hour In the day
Ia carriage or Otherwise. end could not have
ceel aosent nom the room for any consider
a0ie tine without witness ku0Yingft.
Inc nearing adjourned TIL TO morrow az 8
= tlCct. When DR.. French LucenDapI Mr.
; brother. viii be called. also a.
~ SIA otLer witnesses. neighborS, who called
~ uGI;LS ERFlSt4dS day. some 1T the hOnr
J, ..tH -hIS. tlIIS-itlcy Is charged with heinz
absent il eros company. '1inS
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COndenRed E,ncuV~

street lamps win be lighted at 100 D. m. and
| eXtinguished at 9:25 o. M r. -" N~
1HB STAR is informed that a woman is go,no
alounu soliciting subscriptions. reDresantinr
meise 10 DE the wife OF the organ tuner Grass
y, MEosS uesCtute condition has been state1 she
out for her A ~
II, me Grand LodgeI. o. o. F.. of this District.
s sasa evening elected Mr. c. B. K. Colledge ID
sooteed the late John Z. Havenner as repre-
sentative Of this District in tie Sovereign Grand
Lodge OF the United States
MT A. K. Browne for Mrs. Jane Austin. has
EN- se6 oe suit against the District of Columbia
iOI sZo,c0O damages on The ground that on
Ine 4tn OF March last she fell into an EXPOSED
seWer-trap at the corner OF Z and 18th streets
northwest, receiving serious Injuries
Sixty employees CT the bureau OF engraving,
teen days. eHoN i'i LII
.. The pressure upon the advertising columns
VI I'm, dns SIAR is such that advertisers will confer
.a,QI cy sending In their orders a. the earliest
pdd5aGtlcaule moment for to-morroy's enlarged
hcatton. o'
rev. Jonn Lanahan has rendered his resIg-
Edtion as Visitor TO the government hospital Of
me insane, and the President has accepted it.
., MI. E0Ward Abner, against whom and his sure
ties on bona OF -, 500 the government recently
SHttfea SUIT, states that the suit arises because
Ut e ttinsed TO pay So 10 charges Oh 81 400 worth
VI VI lI4ucrS imported By him and placed In a
ouHutd WaFeuouSe-ole OF the casks having
oSen almost emFtted while In the custody OF
The revenue officers.
CAtIch, (coi ner or l4ta and L streets resumed
IT'S session last evening. The theme "UnlCa-
Ialnism and It's forward look" was discussed bY
rev. MeSsrs. Shippen. Ames, Buckingham.
aOulg, Reync!Cs, Steobens, Wilson, Hum-
phreJs and Powers.
a deorgetoWE merchant and Washington
Lady contribute IS and 81 respectively, TO the
utSlisute piano tuner, Grass.
me capital City Guard viii parade or Mon
oa5 afternoon aud viii be Inspected By Colonel
amos WEBSTER, adjutant general of the District.
Oh stleet, between nth ana 18th northwest
d. Shinngton sends atlantic HOnttlV DelIlo.
TeStS magazine and Frank Leslies f'0DuEn,.
April 80. -0i
The Criminal Court yesterday dismissed tha
appeal from the Police Court In the case CT
James CieaVland, charged with assault. and. at
me request OF Judge Smell, returned the papers
10 tie Police court.
LIZ. Arnold yesterday arrested Sam CIarett.
tcoioTe0l Charged with the larceny of several
aTrcles from Messrs Il. X. Helphenstine and
Jas ID. Free, jr. He also recovered the stolen
goods, valued st 500.
Ihe cigar store o. a crippled rnan-Mr Frank
WllkeTson-on Pennsylvania avenue between
"a and 4th streets east, was broken into Iast
tuesday night from the rear, by breaking a
pane OF glass Ia the door and turning the kew
which had been left in the lock. aud a dIIan.
NY OF cigars. valued at $40, was carried off.
me th11 Is suspected, and the detectives are
authofized TO arrest him on sight.
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West Washington. nee GEORGETOWN.

DEATH.-Nr. W. Il. Ritter, the market-master
OF the Georgetown market, died at his home, on
ffoIomsc street, Yesterday evening, aged sixty
I'VE years. Mr.. Ritter had been paralyzed for
LAM Looge, No. 13, l. o. o. F., and also men,
organization.
1T BRING GOOD FRIDAY there will be no meet
ing this evening of the Georgetown Musical 81.
eiet3 at the lecture room OF ST. Johns church
liam ARRIvA1s.-Boat Farmers Friend,
WI" slon 100 bushels corn; boat Whiting, With
SALss.-3,5 500 bushels wheat sold yesterday at
TIE COAL TRADE.-Only two boats left Cum.
nerlano Wednesday, both for Georgetown: one
iof consolidation Company and other for Bor-
0eh Company, carving 236.19 tons Of cnaI
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Heaiher.


OFFICE Or The CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WAsHIS6TOS. D. C., April -, 1851, $50 a. q.
Fer The middle Atlantic states. falling. pre-
CedCd II the northern portion By rising ba-
TOHeter, warmer, fair weather, winds backing
10 south or west
Fair and Warmer Weather To NOR
row.
TIE CHEF Signal ONCE furnishes the follow
ns special bulletin to the press: The storm
which yesterday morning was central OF the
South Carolina coast, has moved In north
eaSteTly direction, and Is now ceRtral south Of
Nova Scotia, IL has been accompanied by Sc
we're gales along the Atlantic coast. The depreS-
siCR which yesterday morning was central In
Manitoba has moved IN q Southe3sterly direc-
ton, causing light rains IN the upper lake re.
giOn. ana il low central near Chicago. 1t has
not been accompanied by high winds. The
temperature has risen decidedly in Texas: else
where IL has remained nearly stationary Heavy
SLOW IS reported from New England The inii-
cations are that the snow noI prevailing In New
England Will De followed during the iay nv
clearing weather. and that warmer fair weather.
Will prevail in the Middle, South Atlantic and
Gulf states during TO day ard Uo-IaorroI.
RANGE OF THE II ERMOHETRR
The following are the readings OF the ther
mOneteT At the Signal Office during the day
2 a. IN. Il .: Il a. N. 81 Up. H., So. Maxi
num- 55 minimum, 592.
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Washington Market. Retail, Prices.

MEATs.-Beef.s irloin lSa20c. per IL: do. porter
mouse, 20c.; rio roast, 12La1Sc.; steak, 121a2Gc
Corned Beef, Sal2c.; Dried Beef, Clipped, 25a30c
40. sIfceG, DC; Lamb, 15a20c.; Veal, 124a2Oc.
Mutton, 12Hal5e.; Pork. 10a12Kc.; Sausage.
52Ec.; Bacon Hams, sugar Cured. 12GaI6c.
ol0def5. S3lUc; Breasts, l0al2H Lard 10al 2}@c
FhLiiS--.,..-.n s. 25a30c. per d0z.; 10 {FlorIda)
5Oa6dc.; lemons. 8ta4Ge, per doz.: Bananas 4Ja-
SOC. Per dcZ.; PDeapples, 25ai0.; AppieS, .SEiii,
per peek; Crauherrie5, l0al2 cts. per quart;
otf&WteirieS, G0c. per quart.
FIaH.-ShGd, 50c.asl.G3 per pair: herring, 29a
2@c. Ter tu4cl, q % per 100; Perch, 500 Igc per
pUncn; Rock. large, l5a21c per b., G1c. Der Der
bunch: Mackerel, lac. per To-; Halib1t, l5a2jc.:
Trout, lEal5c per H.: Catfish, 2Ga25 cents per
punch Lobster, 12c. per To-; Tarragtn (altdersl
s6as5 Fer dozen: do. diamond bae.) SIS ptr
---.,-... .urIe, Rsc.asl eacll.
western Creamery. 40a45c.: New York. G5345c.:
ron. 25aS5c.; Cheese, I6a29c.; EGgs, l6a20c. per
dozen.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Irish, 30a40c. per PIX;
do new, s0aSl; do sweet 30a fGc per PIX: Tomatoes
25c. per basket; Cabbage 5a15c.: Sprouts, 30aiDc.
Per Ok; BeetS. 3a5c. per bunch; Lettuce 5aSC.
ptr.hedd: Turnips. 1ja20c per PIX; onions, JJa60
Per PIX; Carrots. sc. per bunch; Peas (green)
9Uc.aS1 per PIX; Beans, (Lima) 12a15c per qt.;
Spinach. 2JaS0c. per pa; kale. 15a21c. per pix;
asparagus, SJat0c. per bunch; Celery, 5al0c
per punch; Parsn;ps, 4oa51c per peck; Rhubarb,
P0ULTRY.-Chlckens, 5Gas1 per pair: Ducks,
50c.aS1 per pair; Geese. 15aSl; TURKEYS, 1Sa20c
per To-; Squads, SI.T5aS2. per dOZ.
GAIE.-Duck, Canvas back 81. as250 per
pair; (uluewtng) i5c.as1 per pair; do. (shuners),
I5c.; do. (red head) Sl.25 aSI.50; do. {mallard
flaS l.25; DO. tC1pperl. zoe.
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DIVORCES GRASTED.-Yesterday Judge Wylle,
In the Equity Court, made decree OF divorce
ia the case OF Sa!iie b. Foss agt. Milton c. Foss.
They we're married In September, 1878, at the
Epiphany Church In this city. She had one
1876. The Judge also made decree OF divorce
IN the case of Rosa Lee agt. Louis Lee. They
were married In this city IN July, 1873. She had
one child, and charged that her husband &C.
serted her In september, 1871.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Afnusements, &c. Toni ght.
National TtcGter. john 7. Raymond, as
Fresh
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CITY ITEMS.
Hats for Easter.


Latest Spring styles SILK Hats. 81 and IS:
Nice assortment fine Felt Deroy's, 81 to 50;
The very best Soft and stiff Dollar Hats made;
New STOCK Boys and Children'S dark and light
Felts. ard mixed Straws. at Popular P.i.sAs "
at LEw1s' Popular One Price St Irs :. 900 zth e.
northwest s-V IN o.
Young Mems, Roys' and ChiIdrsn's
Clothing.
inc oesi made. the best fitting, the best quail
ny, ard the very lowest prices as hundreds
Win TESTIFY WHO deal with US constantly year.
Mter year. NOAH WALLER & Co., 625 Pennsyl-
Vania ave.
Brain and Nerve.
we MsIs, health Remover. greatest remedy on
S S III ,or impotence, leanneSs sexual debility
DC T., at Druggists, $50 Pa. ave.
r-a.,, Asdsrney Dairy VVeaonso
rfeu AiQerney butter chUrned every morn
Ing, and deliveredfn Lbs. "Wsrd" nrirts a5n
YET 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sMeeC Ink DC per Of Cream. loo. pint.
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BRADBURY Pianos ana organs. - superior IL
stuueLts 10 select from. for sale or rent, at
factory prices. Rents applied on purchase
PpnIa ave,
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FrssrLs Ice cream, ror Easter, tusttne thingt

WASHINGTON Fish NARsEr.-Sold oy X. A.
Golden, agent, since our last report: p JOY
herrtrCs. ron = to so Per thousand; o,c0O
shad. froIn S,s 70 $50 Per hundcei; GpG punches
OF rock and perch, from - 10 20 cents per
bunch,
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AOunS Mems, Boys and ChiIdrsn'i
ClOthiuG.
kr0ilA and Nerve

|
earth for impotence, leanness. sexual DEBILITY
DC. 81, at Druggists, 4sO Pa. ave.
"Aidsrney Dairy Waaons.o
Fresh Attorney butter churneI every morn
Ing. ana delivered in klbs. "Ward" prints, 45c,
s, et mir lso' cottage cheese buttermilk and
sMeeo hiilK DC. per Of, Cream, loo. pint
ADJUSTMENTS.
| ROLLER .KArrNts sIN.-
sIECIAL MATiNEa twita Muse f pr t Iii Isois
NATIONAL THEaTEs
EVERY EVENING
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
JOHN II. RAYMOND,
In G. Gunter's Fantastic Comedy,
"FRESH," The American.
n. B;IThe entire production, cast, scsnery. and
N ec's the same as during It's nine weeks ran in
tuesday, April 10. MIR, G. d. Hess latest noyeltv
COhINNE, the MINIATURE PATTI,
and her MRRRI f-MAKERs. apl4
W.sHINcToN
INO UA1S.
CORNER g AND NINTH STREETS,
MONDAY and TUESDAY, April rs and 10.
rev OF you saw the first. Now, everybody see
baIn0ms. Inc last is the only Best in the
World. The Prince VIII be present
n person.
CAPITAL ESTED."-................s So. OOo, 900
ACTUAL DAILY EHSES.............s4,5 $50
p. T. RAsNUys,S
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH:
The Great London Circus. Sanser's
Roy&i british Nenagerie. AMI
Grand international AL
lied shows.
A COMBINATION CT THE FOUR BEST SHOWS.
BARNrN. BAILEY *, IUTCHINs0y.
SOLE OWNERS,
4 CONSOLIDATION CT THE FOUR LARGEST SHOWS |
TIE BARNUM, BAILEY d HUTCHINSON |
CONSOLIDATION!
Only Four Great Shows that ever had the COURAGE |
to play in Few York under one
management.
aALF MILLION PEOPLE TURNED AwAY IN Two
WEEKS.
THREE LARGEST NENAGgRIEs ON EARTH,
lNlY MONSTER C0NVOCATION OF GIANTS!
CHANG, THE CHINESE GIANT, AND TOM
THUMB AND WIFE!
200 Champion Circus Performers
aad Vrestier>. and 3 Rings!
TWENTY ELEPHANTSl TWENTY CAMELS.
AND A WORLD OF NOVELTIES
'RALs FOR 1000 PEOPLE. 10000 RESERVED
OPERA CHAIRS.
Tickets CT admission for sale at JOHN r. ELLIS |
: CO.'S, 957 Pennsylvania avenue, the day OF the
Exhibition.
rHRkE PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY. AT
1880 a. n. and . and 1880 p. M.
MAGNIFICENT STREET PROCESSION
IN Monday Morning, at 80. Admission the same
is charged by an ordinary show.
U-OWING TO TIE IMMENSE EXpENSE AT
THIS COLOSSAL COMBINATION. IT
Is IMPOSSIBLE TO GIVE FREE Tickle rs TO
Any PERs ON. spl2-5t
r lNCOLN HALL. Opera.
G.. T. SHELDON............. Manager.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
NIGHTS
SATURDAY MATINEE,
APRIL 90, 81. %, and p, 1887
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE.
BIZ THE
JUVENILE OPERA COMPANY, AND CHORUS |
OF FIFTY VOICES.
CAST. Mabel, Gen. Stanley's youngest daughter,
ANSlE LEWIS; Ruth, Piratical Maid Of all
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DEATH OF AN Ex-WAsHINGToNIAN.-Ca
James AcHenTy died ar his late residence In
Baltimore last Wednesday, In the 5lst year OF
his age. He was son OF ths late Judge James
NcEeLry, and was CIVIL engineer ana before
the val ng2ged In hts profession in this CITY.
During the var he served IN the ORDINANCES de-
paFtneLt OF the confederate army. Since than
h. has been engaged In civil engineering on the
Western NaTyi land railroad, ald for the city Of
Baltimore up TO The tine o. his Illness. which
teim1gatsd n ais death. lie leaves wife snd
three daughters.
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WASHINGTON KISDERGARTEN UN'oN.-An In
teresIing meeting of this socie,,y Tor the pro.
last. evening in the parl0rs OF the Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Association. AS usual, q practical
lesson, Illustrating kindergarten methods, as
aGapted TO larger children, was given, this time
10 = class or little boys from public school on
street. The little box OF blocks served ad-
miraby for the purpose OF giving the children
a lesson on form, direction and numbers. and
Miss Susie Pollock, who Is one OF the most tnor-
oughly yersei kindergarteners m this country,
succet ded admirably, not only 10 interesting
the younger children, but also those OF larger
growth. Mrs. PollockS remarks on tn7 sue,
jeCt, Religion 10 the Nursery" were nstenea
20 With attention.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-To-day In the Crininal
Court, The case OF Michael White against the
District OF Columbia was placed on trial
Messrs. Cook and Cole for plaintiff ana MessrS.
Riddle and Miller for defendant. This suit Is
for damages laid at $4,000. alleged to have
been done defendants property on Sth street
extended by an excavation for sewer.
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THE Nyw SOUTH WASHINGTON CONGREGATION.
TIE Withdrawing members OF Rylaad Chapel
held their first regular prayer meeting at Ken
dali chapel last evening. lt Was Well attended.
AID Included few Of the regulars at Ryiand
and sCLae who have hitherto declined 10 take
any active part In the movement, although they
have remained away from Ryl3nd. This meet
Ing was led BY Mi. S. p. Keller. Taey have
l. De Ia Maryr OF Indiana II the m0rning TN
place OF Rev. G.. q. Markham, who. in conse-
qUeLce ofin1ispOsitlon. VIII not be able TO keep
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HPHOLSTERERS, DEALERS, AND REPAIR
u Ere, call for prices on Perforated and xss-
tic Chair Bottoms aud Bscfs. Any size Elastic,
l6c. A. II. WILLIAMS. Hardware. 9ls 9TH street.
marl0-Sm
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CANT BE BE4T.-For to morrow offer extra
ordinary bargains in china and tinWare. Saxon.
ian handled cups ana saucers 43c. for IL pieces.
bohemian Easter eggs. &c.; baking dishes for
&c spoon- holders. &C. AT Augensteln'S Major !
Auction House, SlI Ith st. n.w,
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IRON BITTERS.

q TRUE TONIC.
IRON HIITERs ABE HIGHLY RECOMMEND
ED FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A GER.
TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC, ESPECIALLY
INDIGESIION, DYSPEPSIA. INTERMITTENT
FEvERs. WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF
STRENGTH. LACK OF ENERGY. &c. EN-.
RICHES THE BLOOD. STRENGTHENS THB
MUSCLES. AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE
NERVES. THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM On
THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, REMOVING ALL
DYspEpTIO SYMPTOMS. sUOH AS TASTING
THE FOOD. BELOHING. HEAT IN THE sToM-
ACH. HEARTBURN. &c. THE ONLY IRON
PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLAOKEs
THE TEETH Oh GIVE HEADACHE.
WRITE TOR THE A @ BOOK. 81 PAGES.
AMUSING AND USEFUL HEADING. SENT
FREE.
Brown Chemical Company,
jsn26 Baltimore. Maryland.
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largest and best selected stock OF bOys and
youths clothing ID the city. It is the only
mouse which makes the above branch OF bust
ness speciality, and by that means they are
enaoled 10 offer inducements tnat no o3her
mouse can.
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T1NGlNE OILl USE THE BEST.
IL The Evening Btar Co. have for years past
used and tested K. H. KELLOGG'S ENGINE OIL,
and can thoroughly endorse il as first class Man.
ufactured by E. ii. KELLOGG.
Ear3l-2m II Cedar street, New York.
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EowsoNs Ice cream, IN quart buckets. s5;.
1l04 I2th.