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Sudden Death of Rev. Felix Rar-
rOffi.

Rev. Father Felix Barrotti, pastor OF st.
Augustine's, the colored Catholic church, on
18TH street, between l. and III streets, die1 sud
denly OF heart disease yesterday afternoon. at
lis residence, adjoining the church. He hal
b. en- unwell for two months past and unable
70 perform his pastoral duties. Easter Sunday
he assisted at the mass and addressed the Sun
day school children. Although It was known
that he was unwell. no serious apprehenSi onS
were felt; his friends being under the impress
sion that what he needed most was rest. Yes
terday morning bis symptoms were so alarm
ing that he called on his physician, Dr. Der
WHO prescribed for him, and he returned TO mis-
residence. adjoining the church. About 5
O'Clock, when y ing on q SOFA he was noticed
TO fau suddenly backward as If seized with a
falntir g spell. Dr. Dyer was Immediately sum-
moned, but before he reached him Father Bar
ro'u expired Without struggle DR.. Dyer
pronounced his death the result or heart
disease. The news of his death soon spread
about the neighbornood, and in less than a half
hour there was large crowd OF persons
gathered about the church, white and coiored
people alike joining In EXPRESSIONS Of the
B hama, Italy, In 1889, and was educated at the
University OF Toulon and the College OF Mis-
sions, at Geneva, completing hts theological
the prIe thood In 1865 and came to this ountry
the following year. After having, at the
college at EmmetBburg, Md, learned the Eag-
Father Boy then pastor OF SC. Peter church.
IN this City. Next, he was placed In charge of
The mission Work among the colored people OF
washington. Wien he entered upon this Il Id
OF work small chapel, known as st. Martin MS.
stood upon the Site now occupied by the
present well known st. Augustine church.
There was not more than rs children 10 the
Sunday school; low there are $50, aud the
Church member ship has increased In the same
proportion: AS the result of his laoors, In 1876
ST. Augusrtne'S church, which had been erected
at cost OF 100000, was dedicated and has
since been occupied by large and constantly
Increasing congregation. Father Barro5t's
father Is stu living in Italy, (his mother hav-
Ing died some years Sincs with heart disease)
aLd was yesterday afternoon notified by cable
OF the death Of his son. 1t was his father VINO
presented the magnificent alter which Is now
In the church, and In many other ways nnau-
cially helped the church. For several years
Father BaTot1 has been assisted by Father
Tara, also an italian, who came to this coun-
NY az mis- request. The deceased priest was
greatly beloved by his congregation.
The remains Of Father BarrOtti Will be taken
TO the church at a. 10. tomorrow, and the
services for the dead Will commence at $50 a.
m, AID requiem mass VIII be celebrated at 10
a. m. The archbishop is expected 20 arrive
here this afternoon 70 participate in the ser
vices To- morrow. Mi. Harvey. undertaken, has
charge OF the funeral Arrangement
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Owing TO the rain to-day's races have been
postponed until tomorrow at one O'Clock.
This win necessitate the setting back OF each
days races one day. Our citizens should. by
their presence In large force. encourage this
enterprise. The number OF entries Tar exceed
those OF any previous meeting. and the class OF
horses are the best that there are in the coun-
try. Among the big PAGERS entered Is Sorrel
Dan. owned by Ell. V. Bemls, OF Chicago, who
has offered 10 match against either st. julien
or Maud S. for q purse OF SIS, 900. Such another
exhibition OF horse speed will not occur again
In this city for some time.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Amusements, &c. Tonight.
FOTd's Opera ROase.-Salvini In the Glaita-
tor"
National Tteater.-Acme Olivette Company.
Congregational Cburch.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beeeher's lecture on "The reign Of the common
people"
odd FtLOlrS' HdtL-Dr. J. Rogers will recire
bis drama. Arlington; music BY Miss Mae
Rogers.
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NEW COODSy
NEW GOODS!,

WILL OPEN on MONDAY MORNING.
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY MORNING.
Au-wooi Lace Bunting, double width. in Black,
Cream and Coaching Shades.
AL stlk Colored pamassee, In Olive. Fawn, Drsb.
Garnet. Navy Blue and many other colors, O My
Beautiful Spring Dress Goods all ne shades. ass.
Grape hunting, new Coaching shades, 3Uc.
Au-wool Black Bunting, 20c.
Lace Bunting, IN Gencarme, Cream and Black 162 q
Elack sike, Sec, 75c.. 81. al rs.
O. l0red Silkf, 500, 75e 81.
Colored Hatins, new shades.
Cloth for Boys' Spring Suits, Is, 80, ST. so cents
oioth fSr Mems Wear. spring styles. Soc. 75o, 81.
Black Silk Damassss. 81, Sl.25. &l.59. 81 IS.
Fine Atwood back CAshmeres. SIC up.
Fresh Straw Mating. Fancy and Pain White
Chudda Cloth, Taffetta Dress Goods Light cloths
Bon an stripes ana Cord Damasses for Irimming
SUMMER siks. $50, e0c.. 55c, Sec.
PARASOLS!-PARASOLs,
81 2e 81 rs. d. 81, "a, 50 so, 81 80, So
Sheehrg C0ttons, PercAies, Madras Giushams.
Callcces, Cottons. Table Linens, Carpets
Cicloths, Lawns, Mattin9s-
RECEIVING NEW SPRING GOODS DAILY.
g. M. ToWS0N.
030 PsnnsylvaAia avenus.
$3.50 South eide. nesr It'll st. and Center Market
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DR. METTAUR'S
n { A b a c NE PILtS

DR. MEITAUR'S
HEApA cHE piLLs
Gre mos. wenaertgIly IN very short time both
PEPSIA Ia its worst forms, cleansing the body OF
excess OF BILE, producing regular healthy actor
full size box Of these valuable PILLS, with ful
directors for complete cure. mailed to any ad-
dress receipt of nine thrse-cent postage stamps
Fer sale by Ill druggists at Is Cants.
TESTIMONY OF THE CLERGY:
key. THOMAS GUARD, one OF the most eminent
.rFym %snl ~ tne S9Gntrs pastor Mount Vernon
METTAUE's HEADACHE Pills h.ve proved most
Yours truly. THOMAS GUARD.
Rev. THOMAS GAMBLE. pastor N. e. Church. Ha
have tried Dr.. MHrrAua's HEADAoH. Pill.
With great benefit. am now seventy-nine Year,
Sl q 10
want to thank AM you personslly;
Rey. LEWIS A. THrREK1Ep. pastor Ii. e. Church.
gave Dr.. MErrAuR's HEADACHE pills 70 4
man who was In bed with bad attack Of Bilious
Fever. ana In two days he wss out attending tohit
Respectfully. LEWIS A. THIREKIED.
Rev. Il. PETERS. pastor NJ. E. Church. Urbens, Va
nave used one box OF Or. MErTAUE's HEAD
ACHE PILLs, and found them most beneficial.
Yours truly, I. e. PETERS.
Rev. 6. "; HOBBS. pastor NJ. e. Church, Pisd-
mont, VIVA:
I have given my wife. who is sufferer from Head
Yours truly ". A-' AWAY ' GEO Wv ". HOBBS.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.,
ie12-eo sole Proprtsfors. Baltimore, Md.
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CITY ITEMS.

Beserse Place On she sideboard
For R,th Punch, TO be used hot or cold. Mixe1
WIN not or iced water, milk or lemonade, t5
Ior the almost skill and discretion are exer.
aseo Ia AIS preparation. Directly the cork Is
Drawn. II Is ready, only needing to oa mixed
with hot or iced water 70 suit the taste. Sold
py all grOcers, wine merchants and druggists
al Sl.25 bottle.
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Special Weather Bulletin.

Special Weather Bulletin.
The Chief signal officer furnishes the follow
Ing 10 the pIess:-The barometer Is highest In
the lake region and lowest in the st. Lawrence
valley. The temperature has fallen from 70
IS degrees IN the Middle Atlantic states, and
weather, with rain, IS reported from the Mid
die Atlantic states and the OHIO Valley and
Tennessee NorLnerly winds continue IN tae
lake region, New England and the Middle AZ
laItic states, and southeriy winds In the South
Atlantic staIes- The Missouri river has fallen
80 inches az Omaha and IA inches at Laaven-
worth, where 10 IS now feet inches above the
danger line at brunswick; Ieet aooye az
Kansas City, one foot seven inches at Lex
1ngton, and feet inches at Herman IL mas
risen ~ Inches az Bonneville. where IL IJ noyl
foot inches below Use danger line The Mis-
sissippi has fallen ii inches at ST Paul, where
{ Is now feet inches above tue danger line
II las risen Is Inches at Lacrosse I5 IS q
Dches above the danger line at Keokuk: feet
/ 1Dch above at ST. Louis; foot 10 inches above
at Cairo; II Inches at Memphis: ) feet fnches
a. helena; foot inches at yicksburg, aud
llch below the danger line at New Orleans
iAt lDuleAtioBS are that fair weather Will pre-
vail IN The lake region to-day, and In New
En2aLd To-Day and Tomorrow; and that partly
cloudy or CLOUDY weather with rain " Iii pre-
Vail Ii the middle Atlantic and the northern
portion OF TIRE south AtiaBtic states during To-
to rise below and fall at ana above Bruins.
wick. 1le Mississippi win probably continue
10 Iise at 81. Louis AID fail at st. Paul.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the tnef.
mometer at the Signal Office during the day:-
. a. m, 81 ii g. m, 81 ;2p m. $50, Maxi.
mum, els minimum. 40.
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Prince Nicolas Tsheroatoy.

Flag Lieutenant Imperial Russian Navy, In
speaking or the efficiency OF the LieDlg CO.'S
coca Beer Tonic, says: at Is most excellent
tCnfc.' Edwin Booth SAYS: 1T did me much
good" General Franz Sigel says: 1T benefited
ne very much.n Invaluable In debility, dys-
pepsie, bliiousHesS, sick headache and nervous
ness. Beware OF limitations
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,

Iowa CITY, IA.
II can endorse It as the best preparation OF
the Kind have ever used. No physician can
afford 20 do without it" says Professor A. c.
Cow nerthwalte, Pm. D.. NJ. d. (ProIessor OF
diseases OF Women. &c.}, Of the Liebig Co.'S
afDicated Extract OF Witch Hs8sL Cures Fee
maze Weaknesses aud Periodical Suffering,
LeCcorrnpa, ExhaustiBg losses of Blood and
Neuralgia. Beware Of cheap coua terfetts. Sold
in fifty cents and dollar sizes
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a Fine Hair Tlressiu~.

Coco&tne dresses the hair Perfectly and Is
also a preparation uneQualed Tor the eradica-
ton Of Gahdruff.
The superiority CT BuTnett's Flavoring Ex-
tracts consists IN Their purity and great
strength.
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EIGHT CHOICE ROSES FOR s1.-Send for cata-
logue, Columbia greenhouses Georgetown. D.
c. See samples and leave orders at stand No.
3.3 Washington Market, or No. 32i 18TH street
northwest
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OF
BOOTS. SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
Now open for inspection and on sale q. extremely
low prices.
he attention OF parents is called to our Youths
Grain Button BOOTS, sizes II to at 81. so pair.
These Shoes are made Of solid leather. and In good
STYLE broad soIes and heeS.
Fine advsrtising Cards given to purchasers OF
Boots and Shes.
~ II. 8xOH.
apz3 S17 Market Space.
pARHAINb-seliing on my entire stock Of
~ ~ BOOIS AND SHOES ut cost. eau early. be-
ut g. 0fRSLEKS. l07l 7th street n. ". marS0-Sm
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DILEs PILEsn PILEs,u

D1LE0 PILESl! PILESI!!
SURE CURE FOUND At LAST. no ONE
NEED SUFFER.
"A sure cure for the blind, Bleeding, Itching ant
liberated Piles has been discovered By Dr.. VII
haIns fsn Indian remedy, called DR.. Williams
WORT chronic cases Of rs and so years Standing
No one need suffer five minutes after applying tais
ments and Electusr1es do more harm than good.
Williams Ointment absorbs the tunors, allays the
intense itching (parculariy 1t night after getting
warm In bed), acts g. poultice; gives Instant and
painless relief, and ia prepared only for Piles. itch
ing Of the private parts, and nothing else. Sold
BY al druegists, and cent by mail on receipt OF
price. % per box. FRANK 6. HENRY s CO.,
Props, Cleveland. Ohio, ETOTT OROMWHLL
AeeDts WASHINGTON. d. O.. febl6-eo-lp
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons. ~

Frash aI5srHav Sntysr cn,,nat a,a.-, ,,,,,n
Ing, ana delivered In 1slbs. Ward" prints, 400.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk sc. per OF. Cream. 1oc. pint
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Rough sS, Hats.

The thing desired found at last. ask Drug
gtsts for Rough on Rats. It cIears oUt rats,
mice, reaches, bed bugs. &C.. 15c. boxes. tn
ArLHN's BEAM FooD Is the only reliable tonic
Tor brain and sexual organs of either sex d.
All dTusl.sEs- sToTT s. C8oawELf Agents,
30 80 Pennsylvania avenue.
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MILITARY NOTES.-The Union Veteran Corps
met last evening, j. n. Eagar In the Oh hr.
Several members were elected, and resolutions
We're passed thanking the washington Light
Infantry Corps for their escort On the occasion
OF the unyeil1ng OF the Farragut statue. and
oered them, April IS. The Washington
Light Infantry expect TO occupy their new
quarters, Jackson Han, in the Globe building
py inc latter part OF the present week. ExteR-
sive repairs have been In progress for some
days, and the old hall has oeen Transformed
into complete and commodious arnoory and
orin Ioom. They viii have a drill there next
Monday night.
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Two or Three Enouiries.

EGftOr Star:-AS you are good in answering
all kinds of conundrums, permit me to pro-
pound one for your solution. 1t Is this: "Why
is the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany allowed to lay on Maryland and Virginia
avenues in South Washington fUe tracks. and
10 Use these avenues, rrom 1sJ street 10 the
Long Bridge. as q continuous depot for the
c cfc 9niosding OF COAL stone lumber live
AND while you are considering the matter.
permit me TO throw In another question by way
of company: "Don't you think that the Goa
stantly recurring accidents. involving injury to
fort and property depreciation in consequences
OF our avenues and streets being monopoi1zed
Ior the above mentioned purposes, loudly d.
mand Union Depot?"
Please don't ''gfve it up" but speak out, and
many Will listen to what you say. R. b. N.
THE BIG PACING RACE viii take p,ace az the
fair grounds on Thursday afternoon next. +.
~; M rsSa , Young &, CALDWELL. real estate
8, square 23s, fronting 90 feet py depth OF 100
feet, on S, between 18th and l4th streets, ana
improved by q Two story and mansard brick
evening, 70 MISS G. A. Btal. for 81. $50, Cash.
West Washington. nee Georgetown.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thomas Bowling,
aqes ot SOLD yesterday for the owners part
the southeastern part OF said 1oL-front1ng OF
Bridge street. between High and Potomac
streetS 374, lW rect, improved by tWO-SuOfy
chaser at So. 450. Duncanson Bros, auction
GERS, sold for Reginald FendaN, trustee, loo
OF ground on the west side of Valley street,
having front OF 20 feet, Improved by frame
house Nc. 1917, for s515.
BUILDING AsSoCIATI0N.-At the 18TH regular
monthly meeting OF the Tenth Building Asso-
citation, he'd last night at GoddardS Hall, 81 600
rates.
FIsH.-Sales today. 200. 900 herring, at 81 to
$3.50 per thousand; 5000 shad, at S. to $40 per
huL oreo; 200 tailOrS, at 80 cents per h1ndrei
CoAL.-Twenty boats left Cumberland Sat-
uTcaY, with 2 SOC tons OF coal, as follows
For Georgetown, Consolidation Co., S22 OF tons;
New Central Co.. 500 Is tons; Borden Co., $40. Ii
tons. For Alexandria, Georges Creek Co.,
ga u tons.
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PICNICs, EXCURSIONS, &c.


FuFTEENTH AnNgaL PIC MIG
COLUMBIA FISHING CLUB
To be given ut Juennemann's Pleasure Garden,
rs POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY, MAY 9, 1881.
Admission 70 cents. No return checss. ms 57'
q'HS S Sosg,r ExoURsIoN 70 RE aIyEN
5IxC1ksloN %; e POS P3sEp. On .coount Of
have III money resnnded o. ehe
viii be good when the excursion takes place. 1t
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BURT,s FINE SHOES.
GUINNIP. DAY & Co.,
$50, $50 and S34 seventh St.
WILL OPEN AFULL LINEOF
EDWIN c. BURTS
FINE LADIES' AND MISSES
SHOES, CATERS, SANDALs,ErC..
ON. MONDAY,
IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Store No. seq,
EMBRACING AMONG oTHsRs. TIE FOLLOW.
ING VARIETIES:
PEBBLE GOAT BUTTON;
CORso GOAT. vAMP;
KID.FOx SERGE.
CHILDREN's AMERICAN Rid. BUTTON,
SPRING HEELS;
FRENCH STRAIGHT GOAT KID;
LADIES' OURsO KID;
CLOTH. KID-FoXRD BUTTON CATERS;
KID OPERA SLIPPERS;
P1NAFoRE 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.
sps0 GUINNIP. DAY d co.
MAKE no MIsTAAE.
THE FEW YORK SHOE STORE,
6O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OF SHOES FROM
BANKRUPT SALE IN NEW YORK
THE CHEAPEST SHOES EVER EXHIBITED
IN WASHINGTON.
Ladies' Hand made 3-strap Sandais....... 81. go
ksses fias k kis S 81 1ss
Ladies' Hand ,sesed Kid Boots. .....S2 80 to 4. so
LAI1Es' SHOES OF ALL Kinds.
Misses Selid Button shoes. 81 90 to 90
MISSES FINE KID SHOES.
ChiIdren's Feb Button Solid to lo....... $50.
CHILDREN's GOOD sPRING HRELS.
One hundred Styles Of Gents Fine Low Shoes. at
prices from ,,......,.2 81 to IS 80
ONE PBICK.
apps GEO MCCARTHY
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AN IMPORTED SMALL Pox PATIENTS Toua
THRouGH THE CITY.-Wm. d. Blankingshfp, a
sailor from Philadelphia, which place he left IL
days ago On the schooner VIM. MCGEE, now
laying at Alexandria, was taken sick on b)ard
and applied to the Alexandria authoritie, for
admission TO hospital. and was told to come
TO washington. Yesterday morning he came
up on ferry boat, aud being stranger took
the street cars for up town, landing at George
town, when he went to the custom house AID
INQUIRED for the marine hospital he was re
!elIed 70 the marine barracks, near the navy
.@S. In the meantime he Went to barber
shop and got shaved, and after taking q few
drinks OF whisky IN restaurant started for th7
Snce OF the surgeon general OF the marine
noepnal service on G street, near 18th street.
neIe DIS condition created q suspicion that 1t
vas case Of small pox ard weird was sent u
tne nsadn once One OF the physicians OF the
neanh department Was sent 20 examine him
ana discovered that he was broken out with
yar1ola pustuies- lie was sent TO the small box
hospital. Not much fear Is felt by the hesslth
ofl1eer that the disease WIN spread. the weather
being too warm, though the heartess action of
the Alexandria authorities is no less condemned
in sending this man here las they usually do in
such casesl, instead OF taking care of him
themselves.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr-Soid by r. A.
Golden, agent, since our last report :-215 900
herI1ngs, from 81. 50 TO s. 50 per thousand; 900
shad, from s. to $12. so per hundred.
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FUsSBLL's Ice cream.

FRIGHTFUL FALL OF Two WoRKNEN.-Harry
Parker aud Patrick Martin were painting the
front OF house No. I05 9th street Yesterday az
ternoon when the swinging ladder On which
they were gave way, precipitatfng them 70 tae
ground. a distance or 10 feet. Parker sustained
fracture OF the left leg above the knee, mad
his head ano face cut and bruised, aud was also
internally In ured. Martin escaped with some
wounds OF less serious nature across the back
DR.. Bird. who was passing at the time, rem
dered all the aid possible. The wounded men
were subsequently, removed by Sergeant Boyle
and Officer Onutt TO the Providence hospital
This morning the men were as comfortable as
ossible UNDER the circumstances. but are botn
seriously injured, especially Parker, who 1t Is
feared may not recover.
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WEEN AMI EKwTye MACHINE AGENT
~ lesvS maehine ct your house AZ not pay one
eoof On u unct yUu come here and what Won 80
buy pe9oooay ne oAnpe machine for
&nU 0nKRQUH4, "a Oh UBooG
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LADIES gold watches and hlied chains $40.
Priggs.
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EOh HOT WEATHER.
CAMELs HAIR GRESAnINES,
IUBIA g LACE Bun TVNGS.
SPANISH AND CULTURE LACES.
NUNS YELLING,
INDIA LINEN.
PER 1IhN LAWN,
LINEN LAWNS.
SURAa SILkt,
SATIN SURaH.
LOUISINE SILKS,
ROMAN BARRE,
F0ULARD efLhs,
BLK t-kENAD Dimes,
SUN UNBRa LAS,
NEW PARAS0LS,
FANCY HOSIERY.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
GRAPE sEDDO,
G1NGHAMS.
SHETLAND SHAWLs. SUMMER SILKS.
PLAID, PLAIN ana STRIPED
DRESS oABRIOS.
tE ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY & BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH STREET.
Established 1910. sp30
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IKDHEsza. HrD1nez1
KIDNKaEH: HDNEeHH.
nDNEaEa. K1DH1a1s.
K1DNEaEH. Ur.ds-M.rk secnr,c.,
KIDNKGsN. TIN CHEAT
x1DMa1A. KIDNxY R1aULAvOs
k1Dxsazs. AID p1uR.r1c,
E1DNEaEN. NDNEaEa u ni.ny recon.
KDKEaES. raended and unsurpassed for WEAR
K1DNEaEH. on FOUL KIDNEYS. pRoPsY.
K1DNEaEH. BRIaHTs D1snAsR. LOSS OF
KDNEaER. or any DISTRACTIONS xr.s,ns
KIDNEGEN. from KIDNEY or BLADDER DIS.
KIDNEGEN. EASES. Also for BLOOD and KID.
K1DNEaEN. NEY POISONING. In Affected ma.
KIDNEGEN. larial sections.
Unlike any other preparation 20,
KIDNE0EN. Kidney difficulties, Il has . vely
pleasant and agreeable taste and
KIEyEdEN. favor. It contains POSITIVE
DIURETIO properties And win
KIDNEGEN. NOT NAUEEATE. LADIES
ESPECIALLY viii like II. and
KIDEEGEN. GENTLEMEN win ma KIDWE-
GEN the best Ndnsy Tonic svsO
KIDNEGEN. used!
KIDNEaEN. NoT1uE.-E.oh bos.!. ba&rs tn.
signature Of LAWRENCE MAR
KIDNEGEN. TIN. also PROPRIETARY GOV.
IMMINENT STAMP, which permih
KIDNEGKN. KIDNE0EN to be sold twithou.
ncensel hy Druggists 6rooszs and
KIDN&GEN. other PERSONS everywhere.
KIDNEAEN. IN QUART-HIM BOTTLES FOB
GENERAL AND FAMILY US1.
HDNHaEN. RRIO1 q PER BOTTLE.
KIDNE02H. LAWOMlUE = MARTJA,
RRORRIETORS. OH1cAao, RE.
KIDNE6xN. DOLD III DRUGGISTS. dROOKne
AND pEALKR0 EYERYWHKR8
!. O. EnG0OD = CO..
s.asees Wholesale Assnta in Washington.
q. UO01B B Co., Baltimore. nol1-e9
IN MIN AND BOYS SPRING CLOTHING.
TecfeR few special bargains to day: Bargain
=: GS%psfs sa Sohss SGasa s III tSs re-
No s 10 : Boys suit for $3.50, worth %.
Bargain 30. h splendid all Wool Suit for 9lO,
worth 8l6. Also splendid line Men ana Boys
Iel4-l0l0 Psnna. ave-.
APIS j. W. 00L8Ys
W. A. WHEATIET's
1TEAM DYETNH
AND WET AND DRY
SECURING ESTABLISAMENTs
WIZ CAN for and deliver wORK anywhere In the
wiee. :" =. -
Goods received and returned BY man and express
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-03

SfLAs: SILKS: sILKSs
1RE CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON.
se.oIed silks, avy he, Medium Blue, Garnet,
Drab Green, BIOhze. Brown. and other cJlors,
Black and White Striped Srks, only 5a,.
black Silks, SO, 80. %, SIC II, s. IS 81. 50 81
Our 81. St25. ana 81 so Black silks are special
BLA1k SATIN DE LTls, 81 Is, 81 so.
Coz 0RRD SA ms. ESQ.
Just receive one Thousand q, 00O yaris Of LACE
BUNTING, sH cclers. these Desutifut dress
goods are worth S7E. Ne are sailing them al
half price. only lSc.
BLACK SILK WARP HESETETra. vide double
-, width 81, 81 Is, and 81. so.
BLACK oAeHMEREs pufe wool good quality.
OOL0RED CAsHMEkkn. pure wool. ore yard AID
sqnATt e, wide. eoc.
Pure Wool CLOTH, for boys wear. IS.
MkRCsBEo"
the new style PAts aSDt.~ lined xtta Gold, Cardi-
nal, Orr An. Blue. Rack sndWhite SILK
Pure Wool LACE BUNTING, douole width all
colors, only Sc. worth rs
600 new sty le figured Frencs LAWNS, as: fiS-
uIed Linen LAWNS, IS. 20, IS; One Thouss I'd
q. 0OOl pieces eanti3ul american LAWNS, G.
8, 10. las; NUNS WILLING" all pure wool
all colors, 37h: Just received SO pieces beauti-
full Spring DRESS GOODS. worth rs We are
selling them st Is. Excellent UoRSETS, By;
Black Cashmere SHAWLS. 50, So so 80 90 ;
Pure SILK BkOCADsS all colors, 81. inst
received large assortment of pure wool, wide
double width, CHUD DA CLOTHS, in beau Iiful
spring shades. only So, worth rs.
CARFRR's,
M IA Market Scao0.