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Condensed Une1ss

street lamps viii be lighted at $50 .. NJ. and
e&uDgulSned at 40 q. 10.
MIS-. ;. l. Browns greenhouse at Mt Pleas
an, was destroyed by Are yesterday afternoon.
curing the absence of the family. The accl-
cent occurred 6y some boys playing with
matches. Loss about 81 200.
IL Is proposed by the Odd Fellows to dedi.
cate the monument to the late Frederick P.
stuart In the Congressional cemetery, during
me anniversary celebration Of the order on
the 26th or April.
The Union Veteran Corps had parade last
night over some or the streets, and afterWar
held business meeting at their armory.'
w. T. Clements, convicted In the Police
Court February I'd Oh assault and committed
to jail. was released by Commissioner Hanley
YESTERDAY. under the poor convicts act.
at the grounds OF the Washington Camp Grove
association, has been rooted In and will be
season.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Isabella F.
SweaTiDgen, mother OF Mrs. Field. took place
Yesterday at Mr.. Justice Fields residence on
Miller, ex-Attorney General Williams commits
sioner Dent, Gen. VIM. Mex. Dunn, Senator
Jones. OF Nevada; Senator. Miller. OF California;
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Wilson, Of California and Dr.
J: F. Beale. Rev: DR.. Paret, of the Epiphany
church, Offlciated. and the intermenU was at
Oak Hill, Georgetown
The annual selection Of peWs 10 the Metro
politan NJ. church took place last evening.
The old occupants were allowed to retain their
s. ats or select any others that were not en-
gh2to Dy not1fy1ng tie treasurer. Mr. Il. L.
Iulltck, who was present, and recorded any
changes that were made. The prices paid
ranged from SIS TO s100. according TO location
he pew formerly belonging to Gen. Grant Is
not occupied by any particular person, II being
generally reserved for distinguished guests.
Centennial Council. No. a, Sons of Jonadab
have filed a certificate OF Incorporation. nam
trustees.
Yesterday afternoon a Mrs. Elliott boarder
In house No. 906 1Ith street northwest, had her
nnrfa frf
hand on the street, in front OF her house, by
dirty looking colored boy about Il years old.
The pocketbook is OF silver, with a silver chain
attached.
Tue Washington Beneficial Endowment As.
ISOLATION has purchased from the authorities of
Georgetown College lot adjoining Masonic
Temple, on F street, for $1,000, and will erect
thereon tmme diateIy building suitable for the
business OF the aeeociatioII
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District Government Affair.".

tx commissioner ThoS. B. Bryan who has
Deen In the city for several days past paid q
Visit TO the District Commissioners to day. He
expects tO start for Georgetown, Colorado, TO-
morrow evening.
The work OF filling up the Old canal In the
southeast section OF the city is progressing
slowly, but IN the most satisfactory manner to
Lieut. Greene, who has supervision of 1t; and
the sewer Will be constructed and the work of
filling completed this season as far as NJ street
at least.
The District Commissioners have accented
the offer Of Mt. B. ii. Warner aucUloneer. 10
sell all the District property advertised to be
sold On the 3lst inst. for SIS.
BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE CARP POND
The bids for the construction OF the gate
cnamoers and Sluice ways for the new earn
pong, opeLed yesterday In the commissioners
93liESe, We're as follows j. Reynolds =. it2 49,
% ' ai ~ Ter, ~, 2S2, Al; B. j. Coyle Co.,
.-.U.24; and A. Gleason 81, 292 10.
WANTS THE GRADE.
Mr.. G. f. E. Richardson has made application
to the District Commissioners to have the
streets and avenues properly laid off and
graded on Merldta1 Hill between 10th and 10Th
streets, as he desires to erect twenty houses on
Morgan avenue, a new avenue laid out on the
brow OF Meridian Hill overlooking almost the
entire District. He states that lie does not de.
sire TO commence operations until the proper
grade is determined.
NO MORE ARMS FOR DIsTRICT MILITIA.
IN reply to request made by Capt Donald
McCathran, commanding Co. B, District militia
Tor 50 rifles OF caltbre A., with cartridge boxes
and belts, the District Commissioners state
that they have been notified Dy the Ordnance
department that the District quota OF arms
Is already largely Overdrawn, and they do NOT
Ieei at ilporty 10 approve this requSiuOn,
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Washington NJ. e. Conference.

APPOINTMENTS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
The Washington conference OF the Nj. f.,
Church, which has been In session at Wheeling.
w. Va, for several days, adjourned last night,
after the announcement OF the appointments
oy Bishop Simpson. Among them are the fol-
lowing OF interest In this section:
Bdui1loT'e DStrict-E. w. S. Peck p. E.
Sharp street, J. A. Holmes; st. PaurS r. Lane:
orchard street, ii A. Carroll; Asbury, T. ".
Boothe; Asbury Mission, W. o. Cooper: John
Wesley, j. W: Waters; Centennial, j. II. Rid
dick; Anes Chapel, C. w. Walker.
Baltimore C5rC1dt-L. j. Valentine: Frederick
CITY, j. Thomas; MonOcacy, d. Wheeler: Mid
GletoWn, b. w. Brown; Linganore Nj. Sprinkle:
Westminster, K. j. Williams GoyanstoWn. G.
a. Young; Hereford, j. e. Love; Belatr, S.
BToWn; HagerstoWn, W. Ii. Draper; Williams.
port, j. W. Jenkins; Gettysburg. G.. E. Curry:
GunpoW der, =. FL. Matthews; Hartford, A. d.
Valentine; Lewiston, Francis Thomas.
HdSEffigtOH Distf'iCt-W. G. Cooper p F :.
ASoUTy, V M. Carroll; AsbIry Mission, a. e
wilson; EbeneZer, B. Steele; Georgetown, T. FL
Adams; Bladensburg j. Barnes; andy Springs
a ID, mis-; Rockville, S. Aqutla; Silver Spring
7. ii. Brooks: Poolesyille, J. III. Butler; Poofar
Sp'1nGs, j. II. Kendall; Clark sburg S. Tasco;
PAtapsCO, j. L. Evans; Severn. y. VI. Watkins:
DiyidsoLville, NJ A. Dyer; Annapolis, J. w.
d inso1ry; West River, d. AQullia: Calvert, -:
Huntirgi on, Il. ii. Nugent; White Plain r. H.
Alexander; Great Mills, Swing; Oakvlle Fl,
Williams: MARLBORO, / Lawson; Ho ward A J,
Weef 2: NoCdville, y. G. Brown; Pisgan T. C.
H!lldTo: PrfnCe George, n. Jackson.
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The II yland Chapel Unpleasantness.

TIE OFFICIAL B0ARD-sHAIL THEY STICK OR SCAT
TsR?-THE QUESTION To BIZ DECIDED SOON.
The members OF the Official board Of Ryland
Chapel who have resigned their positions are
as follows:-Lewis C. White, clerk, Pension Of
fee: John p. Murphey, ex- justice OF the peace.
Lorenzo D. Harmon, clerk, Treasury DEPART
ment; George !. Han. produce dealer; e. II.
strang, OF the firm Of Strang & Tucker, com.
mission merchants Joseph X. Sharp. Baltimore
and Potomac railroad; Fl. L. Rose, clerk. Sur
eeon Generals Office; Frederick LUZ. news
o. aef; d; W. STAN. machinist: W. WorreIl. car
peItef: w. II. Wright. dentist; s. p. Keller.
GIeIn. PenSlon Office; John NJ Barker timer: ],
"a; Mltcheli morse sheer; w. j. Murtagh, form.
eriy proprietor of the Republican; Mra Etch-
berger. and Miss Young.
InciuCfd IN tbs LIST are eight class leaiers-
MessTs. White. Murphey, Harmon, hall. Strang.
Mltcneu, Mrs. Etchberger, and Miss Young
the superintendent, assistant superintendent
ana treasurer OF the Sunday school: the treas.
urer or the church; Nh. Lufr. the Sunday school
missionary, and several teachers In the Sund ay
school.
There is to be meeting of the Official board
soon Tor the purpose OF seeing how the mat.
ter stands-whether they will scatter about
among the different churches or stick together
and hold the fort. So far, all the officIa mem
bers except one (Mr. A. F. Barker) have kept
away, but as yet no final action has been de.
teImined upon In council, and the purpose now
Is 10 Cecide the question, ito be- or not to be -
There seems to De growing feeling among
the Official board to try and stand the decision
OF the presiding elder for one year for the 5 AXE
OF the church. There are, however, it is said.
several or the members OF the church who will
Tot go rack: Mr.. VIM. j Murtagh superInten-
Gent OF the sunday school, is OF this NUMBER
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llnIlseu,enES. Sc.

FORDs OPERA HOUsE.-Mat. Jan auschak a..
tIacted very large ard fashionable audience
last evening, and never played her two great
characters OF '.Hortense" and Lady Daail0cE,"
In BLEAK House" with more force and keen
discrimination. Her agile, nervous movements
as the French maid, her alternating yivacity
ana spirit or deVlltfy. make striking contrast
to the natural dignity and forced Guinness OF
LADY Deadlock" which she portrays so well
II Is IN the last named character that she shows
some CT her BEST acting, and the Intensity o.
interest with which she invests it makes Il
almost painful In the scene where she dis
closes herself TO Esther as her mother this IS
most Notable, and there were many moist eyes
in The audience last night. She IS fairly stln-
ported Harry Meredith is very g0o1 as pc.
tectiye Bucket and the "Tulkinghorn" of Mr.
CarhaTt Is capital. Miss Noble is rather too
tame and sentimental for the bustllng active
womaDly ESTHER Summerson..' Miss Fletcher
is painfully pathetic as 80" Tonight Janau-
Scheck in Mother and Son."
NATIONAL TREATER.-The Carncross NinsrTeIs
last night gave fine performance, rs was 10 be
expected. Almost every feature or the enter
tainmt Mt was success. and the SARA Barn
yard" burleSque Is immense.
ABNER Music HALL.-A grand vocal and in
strunental concert Will be given by the Schnei-
der Brothers at Abner,5 Music Han this evening.
TheY Will be assisted by Mrs. kashar, MI. Au-
bert, and Master W. Shepperd.
F0REPAUGH got cut two wagons to-day. Oae
contained pand, While on the other was .aa
immense wooden frame placar!ed over with
pictures and announcements. Forepaugh's biz
show will exhibit here next Monday and Tues
DAY. He VIII nave one OF the liost attractive
EXHIBITIONS with him that has ever descended
upon Washington
LINCOLN HALL-At the Athen;eum Club con-
celt at Lincoln Hall this evening Asger Ham
merck will direct, and Miss Emma Gaul Nine,
Auer5ach. Ed. LaSsen, Nine. Falk-Auerbach.
and Leopold Damrosch will take part
The CONCERT TOMORROW NIGHT.-AI who
want 10 enjoy rare musical treat should go to
LRcoin Hall Tomorrow evening. II is Sc dom
mat such a combination as that OF .JoseYy.
Henschei and Bailey appear In concert
GOLD filled vest chains: ladies', and rents,
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PROPOSALS.

Propo foREs ns Va Mach 2 q, ISL r
NORTH STREsT AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH ElEIFEN FIT TO
THE FRONT AND THE EREuTIUN OF 4
NEW MODERN FRONT.
SEAL PROPOSALS for the extension Of If
Teen feet OF the said North Street 4. II. L Church
Ad the erection Of a new modern front wiii b, re-
eeiSed III Ill
APRIL am. 1881, u O'CLOCK N.
Proposals may bc left with the H., iers ~ s,i with
plalis and specifications
i he trustees of the said North Street A. n E
nuI en- resei We the right TO reject any or all bi Is
! De committee can be seen At thu Church on Fri
uay eVeLlLs, March 18th. at O'Clock, and Friday
evening, April lst st O'Clock.
CHAIRMAN of the committee on Imprnvement
REV. D. L. W MOORE
Minister IN Cbs'gr.
z. ". Loch DoN NC. ~. llsr3S-6t
DROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING A SEC
Il TON OF The BOUNDARY STREET IN
TkRCEPTING) AUXILIARY SEWER.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
DISTRICT OF Columbia. !
sWashington, March "a, 1851
By direction of the Board Of COMMITS opers
Seaied Proposals Will be received at this Office Unii
IL O'Clock M, on FRIDAY, APRIL l5TH, 1881, for
constructing section Of the Boundary street i'm
Tceptlng) auxiliary sewer, in Boundary street.
bank terms OF proposal and specifications can be
ton, npon application therefor, and BIDS uroa
these forms will alone be considered. The right is
reserved TO reject any or al bids parts of bids
W. J. TWININ6
Major OF Engineers, u. z. A.
nei<''ot Engineer commissioner, ID G.
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THE EVENING STAR.
March %, 1851.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WASHINGTON. D. c., March 90, ISL, $50 a. m
For the middle states, cloudy weather,
with rain or snow, easteIly winds becoming
variable. lower barometer. stationary or lower
temperature.
The Weather TO.NIorrOw.
The chief signal officer furnishes the follow
ing special bulletin 70 the press: storm or
some severity IS now central In Kentucky. IL
viii move eastward of the Atlantic coast BY
"wednesday morning. on which day the cloudy
and rainy weather OF the middle and south
Atlantic states will be followed by colder
clearing weather. During Thursday, clearing
weather will extend to New England while
fair and warmer weather viii prevail IN the
rest OF the country east OF the Rocky noun
JaiDs. Freezing temperatures are reported
this morning from New England, the lake re-
gfOn and the northwest.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings OF the ther-
moneter at the Signal ONCE during the day
a m, 40; II q m, 4Go; .. IN. $50 Maxi
mum, 527; minimum. 400.
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THE THIRTY SECOND ANNUAL CONFINEMENT
Oh the medlcal depart ment OF the University OF
next Thursday evening. The graiuates In
medicine are Francis j. Adams, California; w.
Sebiakin-Ross, Russia; Thomas Antlsell, ir.. ID.
c.; RAYMOND 7. Holden. D. c.; Francis nj.
Ward, D. C. The following have passed salts.
factory final examination In anatomy. nhysi,
ology, materia medica and chemistry: Freiertck
EckIsldt. Pennsy wanna; John ]. MarkrIter, D.
c.; Howard p. Brisbane, New York.
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The weather To.,yorrov.
LOCAL NEWS.
Anusements, &C, NO.ul

Amusements, &C. Moonlight.
FOrdS Opera HOlLse.-Madame Janauschek In
Mother and Son.
National Ttf0ter.-CarncTOss Minstrels.
AbaeT'S N,tSiC HdU.-InStrumental and vocal
concert.
Lincoln HGU.-Athenaeum Club concert
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Indoor E1ioyment

rs greatly heightened by little iudicfous con-
VITALITY. A social glass or Hub Punch with hot
on colo water IS most welcome accessory OF
illenoiy intercourse, and the same delightful
beverage IS peculiarly acceptable at parties
ana other FESTIVE gatherings, when mixed with
lemonade, flne Ice soda water or milk hot OF.
class grocer, wine merchant and druggist sell n
ct s.. 25 bottle ~ IA es'> WI -
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CITY ITEMS.
Whether the Millennium

In mans appreciation OF hot to1dy We are
unable TO say. but this We know, that Hub
Punch with hot water Is much finer. aud that
nothing can match it when it is blended with
lemonade, fine Ice, soda water or hot or cold
mlk. This delightful compound OF the best
rum and brandy far exceeds all forms Of hot or
cold punch which require preparation. Sold
everywhere at 81 o.
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The Chri,tiancy Divorce Case.

Yesterday, DR.. Ball was before Examiner
Lovejoy In the Chrlsttancy divorce case and
was examined redirect, making some correc-
ten OF dates given In cross examinations, There
will be another session Tomorrow and 1t is
thought that the plaintiff will then close
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ZOE the Eye of Major Isrock.

En.,Jr Star: This morning about 2 o'clock a
ladys house Oh D street, between 1st and I'd
streets northwest mot two blocks from the
station house,, was entered by thieves and the
house ransacked from top to bottom. The lady,
who was alone, gave the alarm. and the nelgh-
bors bad to do the duty Of a police officer, who
r rtable place. Application was made to the sta
t1on house for an officer, but they had none to
send, and there has not been one seen up to the
present time ia that neghborhood. Although
times he failed to draw the attention of an
officer. II this is the way In which the people
are to be neglected think II time to disbaud
officer. A. r. G..
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WASHIEGrOS City & Point Lookout Railroad
adyertlses for SOC good railroad hands.

PROPOSED EMANCIPATION ANNIVERSARY CEI z
BRATIOS.-The meeting d delegates from the
cOiOTeC organizations III the city. called ny the
Lincoln association Tor the purpose OF az
ranging for celebrating the anniversary OF tht,
emancipation proclamation. was held las. eve
ming al eos 9Th street southwest. MIR. Lewis
Wills presided, With '. I Addison secretary
The following delegates were present = 4St
Washington PlOneefS-Tbo5. Parry George Il
Roy, Abraham Lee Geo. Du1m0re, Levi Jones.
Twenty second diStTicr-E. ). Atkinson, VI NJ
III. Johnson, @. II. Better, John Brlsco, James
A. Hall. Lincoln observation-disclosures Willis, B.
A. Mcdonald, y. i. Addison, VIM. Brown >. D.
lawson. Eastern Star Twilight cadets-Reuoen
Matthews, Henry SacksOn. II. Bundy, James
Lucas, Peter Johnson. Garfield guardS-James
Campbell. Wallace curtis, Anthony Dalauey.
ChaS- Coates. John Dorsey. It was decided 10
postpone action 10 another meeting, to be held
next Friday night, aud the fOllowlng commit
tee was appointed 10 invite ell the Organ!Za-
tons 10 seId delegates Lewis Wits, Reuben
Matthews, James Campbell VIM. johnson and
j. h. Roy.
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To the Consunlnfiye

Wlbor's Compound of Cod-Liver on and
Lime, without possessing the very nauseating
naVof OF the article as heretofore used. Ia en-
doWed by the Phosphate OF line with a heal
Ing property which renders The OH doubly EN-.
cacious Remarkable testimonials OF its EFF
chemist. Boston, and all DRUGGISTS
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4 SMALL OUTLAY OF time will be amply re-
paid In the examination OF the finest line OF
boys and cnildren'S clothing IL the Dis
trict; also, OF shirt waists and shirts for boys,
at the Boys Clothing House Of s. Robinson 4
Co. 900 Pennsylvania ave.
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Recfifv Torn;dfty ncthar;,,

Rectify Tcrpidfty of the Liver.
remove bli1ousness, dyspepsia, and tmpari
new new lone and Vlgor TO the system by using Lie
Dig Co. S Coca Beef Tonic, Beware OF W0yth.
less limitations.
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Parents Who allow Their Children to

with scrcfulouS humors bursting from every
pore are guilty OF great wrong. Think OF
tnem pointed out as branded With a lo4thsome
Cuticura Remedies
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Il II o p 10.
FIR o IT
L Al "A IV Il.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS. Is thorough in Its Medicinal Action.
and yet go AGREEABLE to the TASTE that
PATRONS often disregard our Injunction to divide
the LOZENGE into parts (say two doses) to meet
their respective cases. At the OUTSET it Is espe-
ciaEy essential to observe the DIRECTIONS closely
till one becomes accustomed to its Ise-when mild
action and the most satisfactory results are sure
follow. Ladies and children, and those who
dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines to
secure cathsrtc seton, are especially pleased with
It's agreeable qualities. Try it ONCE, and You will
esteem it highly SIS a SAFE, PLEASANT and Eff
FECTIVE remedy. Packed in bronze tin boxes
only. Sold by Druggists.
Price. 25 Cent?. Large boxes. 90 Gents.
marh-aDSw
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A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat

q Cough. Cold or Sore Throat
Should be stopped. Neglect frequently results
IN an 1ncuraole lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but
acts directly On the infiamed parts, aliaylng
irritation, gives relief In asthma, bronchitis,
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject to. Sold
at rs cts q box everywhere.
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Burnett:s Cocoafue


HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT.
NO other preparation possesses such remark
able properties for embellishing and strength
enfng the hair and rendering It dark and
glossy. Ii cures badness and eradIcateS dau-
dr1fT.
BuInettS ElaIOring EYiracts ara the hest
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET, March IS, ISL
solo, by X. A. Golden, agent, since our last
report: 25,0Oo herrings. from s12 30 to SIS per
thCusand; 1000 shad. from SIS to $40 per hun.
cred; 1900 punches rock and perch, from -
to GOc. per bunch.
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DANGEROUS FEAT WHICH WILL Nor Pr pRa.
fohNED HERR esterday Major Brock, super.
lntendent OF police, received a Tote from his
tflct attorney Corkhlll, calling the attention OF
Ire former 10 the announcement made nv fhe
managers or Forepaugh-S show that Madame
Lufla would wheel her little child over a s'n1Is
wire one hundred feet In mid air, and stating
that such exhibitions should not be allowed ae
IL would fmperii the life OF a Child too yonnC In
consent TO the performance, and shouli IT'S
deata occur IL would be murder. He requested
TIE major 10 notify the person In char9e thai
this attempt. which imperlls the life OF = child
cannot be permitted In this District This
morning the major received a note from Mr.
charles. Wnltnry. the agent tEho had oeen
notlnec), who states that, IL Difference tn the
sentiments expressed In Mr.. Corkh,u's letter
this hazardous feat Will be omitted from lbs
Program OF performances in this District.
A DISoRDERLY HoUSE.-EIla Peterson. q rnu
latO girl, about is years Old, were charged in
the Police Court this morning with keeping a
disorderly house on Maryland avenue between
Sd and Z streets southwest. Officer Block tes.
tifled TO The bad character OF the inmates or the
mouse, and those who visit it. TWO women In
the sam3 nelghborhood corroborated this state
merit, and Said that the language used In this
mouse Is perfectly horrible 4 fine or $25 or 50
days IN jail was imposed.
BURGLARS attempted to enter the house OF
George II. Boyer, corner 81 and streets north
west, about O'Clock this morning by boring
noles through the kitchen shutters. In raising
ehO "luuo" lAC noloc AWAKENED Cne inmates.
who frightened the thieves or. An attempt
was also made al o'clock TO force an entrance
Into the restaurant OF jacob Wiesner, corner of
North Capitol and Boundary streets: the noise
aroused the bartender, named Duerr. who flred
a. the parties as they escaped down Boundary
street.. They were two white men dressed in
dark clothes. Officer Alder, doing duty in the
couI ty, reports tn At some time during the night
OF the 18th inst. some unknown person forced
an entrance into the school house near Ana
costa road, near Scaggs', but there was moth
ms missing.
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IL TIE CASE OF PERCY Brown AND PAUL.
WRIGHT, indicted for conspiracy TO extort
letter threatening TO expose her alleged com
plcity In the death or her husband, Mr.. c.
Maurice Smith yesterday nled a plea TO the
jurisdiction OF the Criminal court Ia such q
case He claims that the Police Court has
original and exclusive jurisdiction under section
1919 or the ReyiSej statutes relating 60 the Dl9.
trict. on the ground that ne offense charged Is
miSCeDeaDor and only punishable Dy i'm.
prlSOnmeut In the District iaiI.
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ALIENS BRAIN FOOD, is the only reliable tonic
for brain and sexual organs Of either sex a
All druggists SToTT & CROMWELL, Agents.
20 49G Pennsylvania avenue
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Professor MARTIN FREr1GH, MI

81 west Slt1 ST., Y. Y.
Be"are or counterfeitS ana cheap, worthless
limitations. Also cures Piles. Catarrh. Neural.
gla. rheumatism, HoaTSeness, and Sore Throat,
Sold In fifty cents and dollar sIZeS
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Il Ordered Iiebig Co.'S Arnfcated Ev.
fF&ct 0f Witch Hazel

III tHe case OF an Old INDECENT ulcer, attendei
with great suffering and which had resisted q
variety OF constitutional and local treatment
! am happy to say 1t Effected a perfect cure In 4
fortnight