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The Chri.tiancy Divorce Case.

Yesterday, In the case OF Isaac ?. Chrlstiancy
against LIlhan N. Christiancy-bill and cross
bill for divorce. the examiner, Mr.. B. G. Love-
Joy, held a session. and three or four witnesses
Tor Mr.. ChrStiaDCy were examined. These
witnesses are parties who lived 10 or near No.
81 ID street, where MIG. ChrtStiancy reSides
and the object OF the prosecution was 20 prove
the visits Of Giro TO the house on Christmas
day, 1879. What they testified 10 has no. trans
pired. The hackm An Bush who, ft is claimed,
took GIRO from TIE 81. James hotel 70 the house
and returned 10 the hotel With G.ro AMI
Mrs. ChriStialcy. was also examined. bit his
testimony was not concluded. His testimony
is yet unknown outside the examiner and the
eoUnEpl
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District Government Affairs.

The Commissioners have addressed a note to
Col T. l. Casey. In charge OF public buildings
ard grounds, stating that they do rot feel at
liberty TO give orders to the District building
Inspector 10 inspect or give directions relative
to the strength or capacity OF the stands erected
on the government reservations, to be occupied
bY PERSONS On Inauguration daY
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CUTICURA
Itching HumOrs, ScalS HumOrs, Blood
RumOrs, Speedily, PermanentIy
and EcOnOmiiy Cured When
Physical ms and All Other
Methods Fail.

What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the eyi
dence Of Internal humor ten times more difficult
to reach and cure, which floats In the blood and
other fluids, destroying the delicate machinery OF
life, and filing the body with foul corrupt ms
which burst through the skin in loathsome erup.
tons.
CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier.
internally, CUTICURA Medicinal Jelly, assisted by
the CUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, exter-
naly have perform ed the most miraculous cures
of Itching, Scaiy and scrofulous Humors ever re-
corded IN medical annals.
ECZEMA RODENT.
: ECZEMA RODENT.-F- II. Drake, esq, agent for
Harper AID Brothers, Detroit. Mich, gives an as.
tonishipg account of his case eczema Rodent).
which had been treated by consultation of physi-
clans without benefit, and which speedily yielded
to the CutiCura Remedies.
SALT RHEUM.
sALr RHETM.-Wiu Mcdonald, 2S42 Dearborn
street. Chicago. gratefully acknowledges cure OF
Salt Rheum on head, eek, face, arms and legs for
seventeen years; not able to walk except on hands
and knees for one year, not able to help himself for
eight years; tried hundreds Of remedies; doctors
pronounced his csse hopeless; perm snentIy cured
by the Cuticura Remedies.
RJNGWORM
FINGwoRN.-Geo w. Brown, 4S Marahau street
Providence. r. L.. cured by Cuticura Remedies of
81 hlDgWo1m Humcr, got at the barber's which
spread all over the ears neck and face and for six
years resisted all kids Of treatment.
SKIN DISEASE.
S.A Steele, Esq, Chicago, Ill, says: Il will say
that before used the OUTICURA REMEDIES Twas in
q fearful state, and had given up all hope Of ever
having sny relief. They have performed wonder
ful cure for me- and of my free viii and ACCORD
recommend them"
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SOLDIERS. SAILORS AND CITIZESS.-The b-Il-
liant cavalry commander. General JudSon XII
patrick, will relate many humorous incidents
Of the late war. particularly those associated
with "SbeTman'5 march TO the sea" at Lincoln
Han, March 81, p u. Secured seats a. Ellis
music store so cents I
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Weather.
Ovy1cE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OrFIcsl
LOCAL NEWS.
Am nsements, &C., To-uighs

Amnsements, &c, Eo-ntghf.
Fs1rTs Opera HOaGse-Sol Smith Russell In
"EdgevOOd Folks"
National T7.edteT.-The Emma boot In "Bo-
hfmian Gill
Conventional Ctttrch.-Art entertainment
nv Prof n A West.
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Hints About Inauguration Dav.

Eddbf Sdr:-The cuadrennial period OF the
pol1tlcC-hlstorical moving day" of the nation
Is near at hand, and with 1t comes the usual
procession, ball. shiyerlng out in the cold, and
ending With the approving ah-h, as the last
merry wheel ceases TO revolye; the concl Idng
DomD scatterS snakes and numerous stars To
every direction, and the final SkyrOcket suck
comes down and skewerS your nefghbors' bon
net on her head In manner to surprise, Ii not
positively to alarm her. With these thoughts
arise some suggestions, based on exoerIence,
which the several committees In charge may
profit by. The procession will doubtless be 8
very long one, and It will greatly enhance the
interest OF the On lockers, as well as doing
simple justice to the visiting and resident
organizations which take part in the pageant,
II there be placed at the head of each con
SplcuouS OutStreched DanneT-Which nee1 not
De large-indicatiHg the name and residence Of
the regiment, company, club, society. or what
ever IL may be. The answer to tii;s must not
De that people will be provided with program,;
giving all this Information fully, A vast ma
lorty Will Lot be provided Httt ssnyTnin1;6 az rho
Kind, and all experience goes to SHOW that the
arrangements on paper are seldom, IL ever car
rled out; where as by the plan proposed the
banners can be shifted TO meet emergencies;
and. then. as TO the route? Is 1t not to be ex-
tended? street seems the natural direction
IL should take after it passes In review the
PRESIDENT In front OF his house, and continuing
down Its broad avenue, breaks at 9th street and
olsperses wherever 1t may. By taking this, by
no means too long route many thousands or
people will be gratined, both In and out of the
procession. And lastly, let there be general
decoration or houses,-eSpeclally On the line OF
marcb,-and at night an illumination by the
raising OF window shades and turning ASIDE OF
curtains while every gas burner In every house
Is Lit and turned On 10 its fun capacity. Tae
grand effects thus produced will DC a memory OF
a lifetime.
RICH PLAIps for trimming; light shades In
cashmeres and habit cloths: black Drocaia sat
lbs ana Silks cheaper Than aIaa yhnra TvIar
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COLLINS
VOltaic Electric Plasters,

More continuous and powerful electrical action
is obtained from COLLINS VOLrA1o ELECTRIC
FLAsTERs than any 81 battery made. They are
speedy and certain cure for Pain and Weakness of
the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Organs,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Hysteria. Female Weak
ness, Nervous Pains and Weak aess, Malar a and
Fever and Ague. Price, 26 Cents Sold every
where. fab23
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MOUSE TRAPPBD-A Brooklyn staOieman was
Stranger to mount tSe ahG ao M
belonging to Mr.. Renry lime. and valued at
$4,000 NO sooner was the man In the saddle
soan d me Ia away at great and
covered the horse and captured the two con-
federates concerned In this bold act of horse
stealing.
THE FASTEST TINE On record for race OF
twenty miles was made on Thursday In a match
snowflake and Media on the Shrewsbury river
me Scud won In 29m. g., the Breeze being
second 10 29m. sos, the Shadow third In 3em.
49,, and the Media fourth in son. SOS. The
Snowflake broke her jib and withdrew. A race
LOT purse of.s1o0 was won by the Breeze.
which made the twenty miles in som. 1sa
CowARpLY WORK OF A MASKED MoB.-Dls-
patches say That on Tuesday night In the east.
masked and armed, seized Samuel Ewing and
hung him until he was nearly dead and $1,000
over MIN with cooked pistol trying to extort
from him confession that he had poisoned Dr.
Biddnger's horses, of which the doctor lost
seven by poisoning. The mob utterly failed
and abandoned.. the prisoner. The agents O.,
the law are now after the mob.
A DELrR1ous CLERaYMAN's LEAp.-At Orange.
n j.. Rev. DR.. Kirk, a retired clergyman, while
room. climbed through window, and leapei
from the second story to the front yard.
Befofe dawn he was found, unconscious on
VIC Iont StOop, where ne na1 retreate1 after
being In the snow some time. He was bare
footed and disrobed.
BALTIMORE BREvITIEs. E. Bramble. q
Northern Central railroad employee, was acct
dentally run over by the Washington train at
Eatveft station yesterday and fatally injured.
He d1ed within an hour after the accident,
Mrs. Catharina Luding, aged 81, living at No.
III South Register street, was fatally burned
last night. There are no new Developments
with reference TO the purchase OF a control
Ing interest in the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore railroad. The institution OF the
suit against the Pennsylvania railroad by the
Bait more and Ohio railroad Company is MOI
believed TO have any bearing upon the arrange
Neutrality-suspicious., today.
fANOTHER SCANDAL FROM PITTsBURG-A sne-
c1ai from Pittsturg. February "a, says:-A few
DAYS ago Miss Craig, one of the assistants at
the Allegheny Poor Farm, made a charge
against Superintendent Grubb5 Of acting i'm
properly toward her. Her charge was that he
had followed her around the building several
times and had addressed such words TO her as
II love you thousand times better than any
woman ever knew" The superintendent de-
pressed his appreciation OF her as an official
and that she had misinterpreted his remarks
To- Gay the members OF the poor board went ,lp
to the place and held secret investigation
They excluded all but themselves and the wit
nesseS. The result was that the superinten-
dent and Miss Craig were both suspended.
They will not tell any other facts Grubbs was
candidate for election and this, 1t is
thought, will kill his chances efTectually. He Is
married man.
Near Albany, N Y, little child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Shutter, left locked up with two other
children while their parents went to party
got to DIayfnQ With fhp ire and WAC I'M rnaj IN
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CUTIouRA REMEDIES are prepared By WFEEs 4
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington
street, Boston, and are for sale by all Druggists
Price for CUTIoURA, Med cinel jelly, nall boxes
so cents; large boxes, 81. CUrIoURA REsoLvESr,
the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. OUrICURA
Nj DECIMAL TOILET SOAP. rs cents. CUTICURA
MEDICINAL Shaving SOAP. Is cents 10 b rs for
BARRIERS and large consumers, so cents
cg-A II mailed free on receipt Of price.
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LADIES who may desire 70 obtain one OF those
celebrated Thompson waves for the hair can
nnd an elegant assortment a. 1l0T K street
about February 18Th. Mrs Thompson Will re-
main uniiI alter InanCIlraftnn-
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The Johnson Homicide Case.

The counsel for j. S. NJ. Johnson recently
convicted of manslaughter, filed a motion for
new trial this afternoon
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. MINERAL WATERS. - Congress Ftter - The
purest and safest or alicatnartc waters. None
genuine sold on draIght- Avoid all coarse frri-
failing waters, forcing and domestic: they frnpajr
The digestive organs and kidneys.
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Near Albany, n Y, a little child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Shutter. left locked up with two other
children while their parents went to party,
got TO playing with the fire and was burned to
death.
A Methodist preacher in Connectic ut is re-
ported as saying that there Will not be as
many Congregattonalists In heaven as there
are icicleS in the other place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26

The BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY met In the Regents
room OF the Smithsonian Institution last even
ing, Prof. Riley In the chair. The following
were proposed for membership: active mem.
bers-Dr. Albert Leary Gihon. medical director
United states Navy; Mr.. Carl Wilhelm Schuer
mann, L nited States National Museum CORE
spending member Professor Eurico Hillyer Gig
1on, director OF the Roya Geological Museum
Florence, Italy. The following were elected
members: ActtTe-Capt- j. W. Collins, Dr.
Willis DeElaas, Mr.. ". II. Elliott, Dr. George W.
Halves, Mr.. W. g. Sumpson, Mr.. w. S. Yeates
DIR. L. 7. Rowland; corresponding, DR.. W. r.
BROOKS. John Hopkins University; Mr.: William
Brewster, Boston; DR.. Frank C.. Dale, United
States Navy; Dr.. j. W, Velie, librarian Chicago
Academy OF Science. Prof. Riley read q paper
upon THE Fertilization OF Yucca describing
the peculiar organs by which certain insects
aid In the rertlltza'ion OF the f1Sers Of the
plant known as the Yucca. or Spanish BayQnar.
Prof. G. A. White spoke OF the '.PaIea ntology OF
New 1oTk and the Hall Collection o. o3Slls,"
and Mr.. +. w. Fry read paper On "SuchrIal
PTehensiOn In the Animal Kingdom"
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DILES! PILES! PILESN!

SURE CURE Fo9Np At LAST. NO ONE
A sure cure for the blind. Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by Or; vii:
lams Gan Indian remedy, called DR.. Williams
Indian Ointment. single box has cured the
No one need suffer five minutes after applying tdis
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions, Instru-
ments and Electuaries do more hsrm than good.
Williams Ointment absorb the tum ors alays the
inter So itching artcularly at night after getting
warm in bed, acts as pOuitce; gives instant and
painless relief, and is prepared only for Plies itch
ing Of the private parts, and nothing Else Sold
by all druggists, and sent ny mail receipt OF
price; 81 pr box, FRANK S: HENRY : 90,
Props, Cleveland Ohio STOTT & CROMWELL.
Agents. Washington, d O.. feb1s-eo-4p
T United oo-PARTNERsaIP; The under,
IL signed do hereby certify that they have formed
oepartnershie for the sale Of Ice under tn name
or firm Of Washington and GEORGETOWN Ice Co No
bills accounts will be paid unless upon written
order signed John Leetch, Treasurer. Off e so.
S154 Water street, GEORGETOWN. d. O. JOHN
LEETCH. T. r. BARKER. NJ. KINSLOW fabS
SPRING STYLE BLOCK Just received at
y BRODT'S, the manufacturer. "a.
Silf and Soft HATS made to order and re- "a
paired at short notice at BR0DT'S, the Hat ~
ter, 4i9 18th street northwest, near Pennsylvania
avenue !ebl4-1m
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Co.'s AND MATTRESSES for the inauy lratIon.
cheap, at the auction rooms or Water 3. VIII
Hams s Co., corner 10Th AMI d streets.
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TIE CHARGE AGAISsT GEN BaLLOCa-In the
case Oh IL NJ. Y. stamp against q. w. Balloon
ana his sonS-bln IN equity 10 declare s trans
Ter OF SHARES or stock IN the american Palm
Pulp Paper Company void and subject them 20
judgment obtained by plaintir-Jbe respond
eItS nave nled their answer, DENYING any frand
~ lEe tIaEs2ctlch. asserting that az the time OF
the transfer 10 execution had b4en issnai
against the goods OF defendant, q. W. Bllloen:
that lie had perfect night 10 III Ike sjlci, trans
Ter. ard tie others had a perfect rfghU 10 re
ceive the stock. The case Was Gp thI5 "a 9rnInSr
and plaintiff obtained leave 10 tige an aneniei
bill.
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NEW YORK CITY is Americas metropolis: he!
pride is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup at rs cents.
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RESIDENT ARTISTS SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS -
On Monday afternoon and evening, Thomas
Bowling, auctioneer, will sell In the exhibition
rooms over the banking house OF Lewis John
son & Co, limited number Of paintings from
the eaSelS OF our resident artists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26

Mrs. j. 7. PALMER, No. 11O7 r s.. nor Invest
having Just returned tom New York, Will open
on Tuesday next. March lst, her first imoorta-
ton or French b0nDets and round hats, TO-
gether with the latest novelties Ia laceS. nets,
feathers flowers etc.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CT. NICHOLAS FOH MARCH.
"MADEMOisElIE hoAliNA PATTI.
AGED ELEVEN VARS
The Wonderful Child Prima Donna,

wonderfully rich number, brilliantly Illus
trated. containing Mrs ELEPHANTS paper on
LADY Jane Grey" "Recollections OF a Little
Prima Donna ETC., etc. Sold everywhere;
price 20 cents.
1t SCRIBNER & CO, New York.
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SCHEDULE OF ASSETS:
Looms upon Real Estate first lien. sIs, us, 1856 40
Loans upon Stocks and bonds. al b53 %
Premium notes on Policies in force g. 7O2' lb6 a
Cost Of Real Estate owned by the
Cost q United States Registered i2'z2'Saf A.
......... 5.e04. s5s 46
Cost OF City IN de. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2, 583, SOC. So
Cost Of other Bonds. ............... LOGS S75 90
Cost OF Bank Stock. .............,,.,. ITO 1874 90
Cost Of Railroad Stock. $500. e. 900. 90
Cash in bank ..,......;."......-... 3.2s6, sl9. 50
balShce que from agents, secured. 81, 435. %
SAT, sss. 62s. 10
Interest due and &C
p er4ed. ;.;..........sl.l 59; 25l1a
Market value Of stocks
n and bsnds over cost. 4So, 1873 "a
course Of collection.
Net deferred quarterly
ard SEMI annual pre-
HluMsr 3S,92T.34
---- 81. $50, OOc. 6s
Gross Assets. December 81, 1880 $40, 492, 629. SO
LIABILITIES:
Am'nt required all out
standing net assun-
ing interest, to re-
cert .,.............. s45, o0s 472 90
All other liabilities. i, i35. col %
---46, 14l 473. 90
Surplus by Conn Standard. 4 per
surpius by II. Y. standard. ~ per ''' ''-' ''' ~
ct, about. ................,... g. 500 OQO 90
Ratio of expense OF management to
Policies in force. Dec. 81. 1880, o. p0i @'.''
o7o lhsu1lns.,. Sl62, l05, 367 90
JACOB L. GREENE, President.
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR, Secretary
D. q. WELLS, ASST Secretary.
a. G. GIBBS,
General Agent for District of Columbia.
Cor. 7th st. and Louisiana Avenue,
WARRINGTON. D. C.
febl9-1aw3w
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Am easements. dc.

FORDs OFERA HOUsE-The popular and en-
PERTAINING performance given By Mr.. Russell
and bis company in '-EdgeEoOd Folks Will be
repeated tonight for the last time. Next week
there will be fun at FOTd'S-H4yerly's MaSco-
Gon MiDstrels, direct from Europe.
The GREAT MAsTODOSS AT FoRD's-It Is
reasonable 10 suppose that FOrd'S Opera House
Will be taxed TO the utmost for the six nights
OF next week. seeing that Haverly's European
hsstoGOn M1nstTels are announced 10 appear
Tbree matinees will be given on Wednesday.
Thursday and saturday. The troupe have lust
arrived from England. direct from Her Majesty
theater, London, where they have held sway
for nearly seven mOnthS to large and brilliant
audiences. The Prince and Princess OF Wales
attended the performances. The troupe sails
again TO Europe in me fall TO De absent for q
piotraCted period The programs OF the mat
fneeS will be as complete as those presented
al the evening leveeS.
NATIONAL THEATER.-The Emma Abbott CON-
pany will give THE Bohemian Girl tonight
Ia which will appear BrtgnOll, Schirmer, Maui
rel. StCddaTd and PeakeS Next week Jarrett
Rices run on the BrfstOl' Will be given.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The art entertain
ment mere last evening Was very interesting
and Instructive Prot. West Will give another
entertainment OF the same kind to- night There
Will Dc an organ prelude by Prof. Bischof.
PINAFORE--The following are In the cast
which Will produce PiDafore at Lincoln Hall
next Monday and Tuesday evenings under the
auspices OF the National Rifles: Miss Eva Mills,
Mrs. T.. K True, Miss Bette Hurdle Mr John
o Pugh, Mr. Ralph jefferson, Mr. William III.
DAnlels, Mr.. LOUIS Z. Se.b0ld, Mr.. W. +. Morgan,
MI J. G. Duffy.
TIE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY will give a con-
cert at the congregational church tomorrow
evening. The solOistS will be Miss Antonio
HenIe. OF New York; Mr.. TheO. j. Toedt, OF
New York; Mr.. Frank NJ. Pearson, Mr.. r. G..
Sutton.
LINCOLN HAI--Miss Blanche Roosevelt, who
viii appear In concert at Lincoln Hall this even.
Ig, Will De assisted by SIgnOT Ferranti, buTo;
SlgnoT Fritsch. tenor; Mr. Haselbrink, ylolinisT'
aid Mr.. VIM. Russell Case, pianist.
ADELAIDE L. MURDOCH viii lecture at the
National TO morrow night on 1.-The Present Day, y
Miss COrdelia Levy Will also give readings. Mrs.
Murdoch IS native OF Philadelphia, a member
or family distinguished Tor their talents
Hon. JOHN NELLY OF New York VIII arrive
Ia the city this afternoon and deliver his lecture
on the sisters OF Charity at Lincoln Hall To-
morrow evening. He viii stop at WtIlard'S aud
remain in the city until Tuesday next The
lecture Is 10 be delivered III aid OF the Young
Catholics Friend SJciety'5 fund for the clothing
or poor school boys.
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A N0TnEB BIG BARGAIY.

AHoThEH BIG BAHsAIN.
From - 10 yards lengths of
NEW YORK MILLS, PRIDE OF TIE WEST
AND WAMoUTFA COTrONe,
At 40 cts PER yard.
The TREMENDOUH BARGAIN we are eff .ring
IN English " HlTE GOODS have caused them { } sell
Ersiish 1AR StE ENGLISH WELT, rlaroy
LAWNS Lace Stilpes and many other sly les,
ALL AT l2K CENTS PER YARD.
Atwood Fine BLACK cAsHMgREs. 81. 40. As.
LADIES CLOTH in all of the New Coaching
CLOTEs. spring styles. for Boys Suit. SI., SOC
EhH Y aarssi Ise SD sPRsA So
NO1TINaHhM CURTAIN LACE. ne quality. 81.
Spring SsMBs,os. pEsoALEs. PRINTS. Madras
New s y!ss Of sp5tss BgHssELs ossBPErs.
c. N. ToWsoN,
$40 Psnnsyivanis avenue. south side.
fsb26 Near 7th street and Cent or Market.
GOLD MEDAL
" Awarded at the National Fair over all other
competitors
Tie hanesonest Minnesota Patent Flour in the
United states.
MNNEOLA,
very superior Minnesota Patent
,sTRRIING,s ST. LOUIS FANCY.
Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process.
GOLDEN HILL,
The Standard Family Flour of the District.
FOR SALE BY EVERY FIRST CLASS aROCRg.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner list St. and Indiana ave.
ieolS WM. NJ. GAIT & co.
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DISCUSSED IN 1880.
To PoLICY- BoLDKRs:
Death claims
Il matured
eDdowt.$3, 68s. l46 27
Surplus re-
turned to
policy hold
ere. ......1, 799, 654. Sc
Lapssd and
SURRENDERED
policies. .929 1914 Is
Total to policy holders Sc, 413, 695 SO
EXPENSES:
Commis sio's
to agents. 1910 974 81
Salaries of
oficers,c'ks
and ali oth's
emplo'edon
salary. 49,. SO, 93G.5A
Medical ex-
am liners
feee..".... Il,Sll.75
Printing. ad-
vertIsinR,
legal, real
estate 4 all
other eI-
Penses..... .I06, O4S. 80
G27, 7s2.O3
IaIes. ......... 33l, 2U7. So
at k31
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-. Z, LtCAa, q pia1o tuner moved 10 DIR.
~. sc 80 "a uS STOKE, s-a and norm 49, :)r
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Hats for the Iuaunuration

New Shapes, Young Mems Stiff Hats, 81 to So;
Gentlemen's Fine Stiff and Soft Hats:
The Very Best dollar Hats" In the District;
Boys and Childrens Dark and Light FeltS, In
New styles, very handsome, at Popular Prices,
at Lewis 92O 18th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26

klCH FLAPS for trimming; light shades In
cashmeres and habit cloths: black Drocada sat
IDS ana SILKS, cheaper than elsewhere. Tyler
& CheWnlnS, 9lS Eth street northwest
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SIHAhGERs AND OTHERS should not fail 10 call
a. Noot Tor IRE real aud imitation lace goods
french HoSerS Tor bon lets Sc. C)TsageS. ele-
la1t sasa FlSGJos pearl ana lac faas aud
- ner REQUISITES for receptions a1i parties.
MOI 5, 9l5 PeLESylvan'a avenue I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26

All that Experience, Skill and a Correct
taste can do TO render Hub Punch superior to
the average bunch breWed on festive social oc.
castons or entertainments has been effected.
In IL the melloweSt Old liquors are blended
or win Ice broken fine, lemonade, soda water
or milk. Sold by all wine merchants, grocers
and druggists at ST. 25 bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-26
For a sinpie Cold or Influenza

70 the routing, sIOughlng and death OF the
sense OF smell, taste and hearing, Sanford's
Radical Cure for Catarrh is supreme. Com
plete external and internal treatment for 81.