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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20
Condensed Locals.

Owing TO the extraordinary pressure OF spring
advertising upon the columns of reading mat
ter in THE STAR, another d0Gbe-sEeet OF fifty-Stx
columns will be issued on Wednesday. These is
hues command large circulation, and are, there
fore. especially valuable to advertisers That of
last saturday reached 20422
Street lamps viii be lighted at 6:35 pm and
eXtinCuisled 1T 80 am
The senior class OF the Columbian Law school
Organized saturday evening, preparatory to COM
mencement, by the election OF the following Off
GERS: Blair Lee, president: T. W. Noyes, first vice
president; NJ q. Emery 1r. second vice president;
Louis ". Maxson, secretary; j. Foshay Walker,
treasurer.
Raymond excursion party, numbering 345 peo-
PIE. coming nom various points In New England.
arrived in town Saturday night The excursion
lists are CHARTERED at various hotels. Most OF them
will return home next Sunday, though some viii
make supplementary excursion to Richmond, Va.
John Campbell, colored, OF this city, was In
SANITY Killed some twenty-five miles below Alex
andria, near Quint:cO, yesterday, by the run
hing over him while he was laying on the track
His body was brought TO this city this morning
and turned over to his friends in South Washing
ton. lie was Intoxicated at the time OF the acci-
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF TIN WARE for to-
morrow at NJ Augenstein's, 81 eth st. loot
dishpans 1Oc.; 12,qt, 15c. 14.qt 1sc; 1s-qt, 23
sancepnn, lsc: 4qt isc; sqt, asc; LOT. hinge
top coffee pots, 13c. 3-qt, BE 4-qt., he; 6-qt,
s2c; culienders, l0c.; dinner buckets, with three
apartments, 23c-: one japanned tray and y dZ
fancy wine glasses, 29c- slOp jars, CSC; chamber
sets, 81 IS; Soft clotheslines, scrubbing brushes
books. s.. apiece. Bargains In trunks, baby car
ridges and decorated dinner, tea and chamber
sets
FRESH VACCINE EVERY DAY.-FrOm national vac
cine establishment OF this city, at GilmanS, No.
&c Pennsy lvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

Fac-similes OF the Mason bullet fired at Guiteau
are now to be sold by Mr. o. p. Burdette, as gene
raj agent for the benefit OF the family Of Sergeant
Mason. Mr.. r. A. Whftehand has contributed
1000 OF the castings for the purpose.
Sergeant Mason has been put to work In the shoe
shop OF the Albany pententtary.
A MONSTER PETITION FOR MAsoNs PARDON.
W. Z Dickson, special messenger IN behalf OF
the citizens OF Chicago, has arrived in this city
with petition for the pardon of Sergeant Mason.
It bears 10000 signatures, and is Z, 400 feet in
length. Mr.. Dickson will present 1t to the Presf-
dent tomorrow, together with a smaller petition
signed by 800 citizens OF Ogle county, Ill, each OF
whom contributed ten cents towards the fund for
the relief OF Sergeant Mason'S family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Asn,rssmen,s Tonight,

Ainuss menfs Tonight.
FoRD'S OPERA HOUSE.-George Thatcher's Min
ktrelS
NATIONAL THEATER.-"The Bankers Daughter
CAPITAL THEATER--Variety entertainment
Masonic TEMPLE.-National Rifles Fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

IHlS WIne Is maue from The Juice or the Port
Wine Grape from Portugal. now cultivated at Pas
SAFE, n. j. The best judges pronounce it superb.
1t is being highly recommended as family wine
by some OF the best families in the states and has
been adopted by physicians generally as a very
superior wine for Consumption, Kidney Difficult
ties, Female Weakness and General Debility, and
held in high estimation for its medicinal proper
ties. The virtues attributed to the wine are num-
erous and long standing, and it is pleasant to
know that some person has succeeded In raising
the grape in this country and In making and put
ting in market pure article Of wine from them.
Committee or Neir York PHiJSicidnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs WlnsiowS Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-faing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from PAIN cures dySanuery and dfarrhRa, gripping
In the bowels and wird collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle. mW,s
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Special Weather Bulletin.

RAIN TONIGHT AND A CLEAR UP TOMORROW.
The chief signal officer Of the army furnishes
The following sDeciai bulletin to the DreSS:-
The barometer Is highest north OF the upper lake
region and lowest near Omaha storm OF con-
siderable energy developed near Cheyenne on sun
day and moved slowly eastward TO the Missouri
valley, where 10 Is now central Rain prevails this
morning in the upper lake region, the Ohio valley
and northwest. Generally clear weather con-
tinues in New England the south Atlantic and
Gulf states and cloudy weather and light rains are
reported from the middle states The temperature
has risen slightly except in the lake region and at
the Rocky Mountain stations, where 1t has fallen
slightly. The following temperatures were re-
ported Yesterday afternoon: Norfolk, $40; Charles
ton and savannah. $40; Jacksonville and New Or
leans 80; Galveston, $50; San Antonio, $50; Los
Angeles, coo. Westerly winds continue ON the
New England and middle Atlantic coasts, easterly
10 Southerly winds prevail I'm the lake region, Mis-
S1SSippi valley and southern states and colder
northwest winds In the upper Missouri valley.
The storm which Is now central at Omaha went
more eastward over the lake region, and the 1ndi-
cations are that snow or rain VIII prevail in New
England on Tuesday. Rain is indicated for the
middle states during Monday night and Tuesday
morning, followed by clearing weather in virginia
and Maryland during Tuesday.
only at X GoIGschmd5, No. Sl2 18th ST., bet III and
j northwest: Large japaned duStpanS &C.; LOT
covered saucepans, &c 2qt Sc; BOT. lie; 4-qt,
14c-; champion sleeves, 10c.; candleStfckS, &C.;
row muffin pans, &C.; row, TO-; covered chamber
buckets in all cOlOrs, 40c.: pie plates for 10c;
nat swimmers, &C.: strainers, &C.; 2qt covered
soup ladies' &C.; LOOT. dish pans 11c.; 12-qt, 15c.
14-qt, Doc. I6-Gt, 25c.: 1S-qt, 3Oc. pudding pans
SC; extra large size, 1Oc.; loot water buckets,
2Oc.; small size, o. japaned wash basins. 15c. !;
round bread graters, Sc. 1-pt. tin cups g.: Lot,
&C.; SGT. covered oval kettles, 20c.; small size
octagon tea pots, 12c. /; medium. 1sc: large, Ac. :
spoons. Sc; large cullenderS 12c.; bread or cake
boxes 75c., coffee boilers, 1h-qt. 13c; 2qt, 16c
S-qt.. alr.; f-qt., Csc Also great reductions In
baby carriages. In case of bad weather the sale
viii be continued on Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

BURGLARS made an attempt about O'Clock this
morning to enter the house OF Col. a. III. Gilman,
1211 Rhode Island avenue, also the house OF Mrs.
Abby Porter. 1907 Rhode Island avenue, by climb
ing on the back porch and cutting the Stats from
the second story back window shutters, but the
thieves were frightened of at both places.
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GRAPE wells renovated equal to new, A. Fisher

THE CELEBRATED Boston preacher. Rev. James
Freeman Clarke, lectures tomorrow evening at All
Souls Church. Tickets 25 cents.
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CITY ITEMS.
People Who Value Time,
ways use Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup to get lid OF

VINO Will He the Lucky One To-Day
AS we expected, our extraordinary present OF
$o0O which we announced In Saturday morning
our shelves to be SOLD tcn and contents) for 81 to
the lucky finder, was the means OF crowding our
store from early morn till 10 O'Clock Saturday
night One gentleman, who holds prominent
position in the Treasury department, bought two
cans and was urged by the clerk to buy the third,
shelf. He declined. Had he done so he would
have been $500 better OF this morning, for that
actually contained i've $1oe bills.
In few moments colored woman selected
can containing fifty cents, which was next to the
$500 cam The clerk, when he asked her which
can she would have, placed his hand three times
on the $500 can and as many times on the other.
she took the can with the fifty cents it. A gentle
man whose name appears in the list below, who
$500 can. Finally gentleman from Baltimore,
whose name is Morris j. Mitchell. book-keeper at
lss North Broadway, stepped in In great hurry,
out OF the store In 1--WE minutes, and he is the gen.
teman who was the ''luckiest,' so far as presents
We have concluded to offer the same inducements
to-day, viz: We will put in one can, and only
one
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
and place it on our shelves bright and early this
morning. Not clerk will know its exact loca-
tfon and the person who selects that can can have
it, with its contents, for one dollar.
Other cans will contain $3.50, or $780, or sf75. or
sl5o or $l4O or $25 or $780, or SIS, or SEQ $50,
$40 or $ or s25, or $20 or SIS, or $0 S. S.
~, or 81, or various sums down to 10 cents. No
blanks We honestly believe our tea and coffee is
the cheapest In the city, quality considered, and
the price we ask for it, 81, cans for S. 12 cans
for $40. 25 cans for So 65 $50 with pres
ent in every can.
1t pays to get up club for us Those who do
get up clubs, as rule, are well satisfied with the
presents they receive, and nearly always send In q
second club within two or three days after receiv
ing their first order.
Come in to-day and ''try your luck" Orders by
mail promptly forwarded to all parts OF the
United States.
Address, IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY,
Sl9 Market Space, WaShingt ID. c.
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ELEGANT FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS and choice
collection OF modern oil paintings, all beautifully
mounted in rich gold frames, will be sold at Dow
fngS auction rooms tomorrow morning at II
O'clock The sale is positive; therefore, bargains
NAV be eXDectefL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

An important sale at auction will commence to-
morrow, at 10 a H., at Gil Pennsylvania avenue
(Under the Metropolitan, OF Goldsteins cigar
Store. See adyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20
SubIiNleIy Superb

pair OF beautiful sun-1iOwerS on Easels will be
mailed free to any lady who viii send ten cents In
postage stamps or money to Dr. c. w. Benson, No.
1G6 North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

INA DADDY.-The most comical set of cards evel
issued. 9Th street wing Washington Market C.
T. Creahen.
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To Ne Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
The STAR OF Friday contains the following:
rExrKxsEvE CONGRESSIONAL Accord
ING Wasn1nEeen diepatch TO the New York Herald,
tend fune Of have presented for
their services thst mournfu occasion the modest lit
tie b Of nearly thousand dollars Weare told that
and an entry Of three hundred dollars for cocksiis
and peremptorily excluded from the funereal train:
Even the reporters the Press refused
leave to accompany the train"
Words are totally inadequate to express the fee'-
fngs CT mingled disgust and humiliation caused by
the revealed spectacle OF this colossal congress
sional funeral earousal and of Indignation that
these {" distinguished" jewellers have power to use
the peoples money in defraying the expense OF
that carouSal.
l now quote from the "Report of the School
Board Committee to the Congressional Commits
sion, as given In Saturdays STAR:
" 1t viii be observed that in 1851 Congress reduced
the appropriation for rersrs S. OO0 and last year
duced it So 600 more, although had two additional
not for months had cent ,eh ,eich to reRtacea broken
rfdoW the law prohibiting the authorities from
mourning any debt advance Of the appropriations.
The school fund reduced till there is not "a cent?
with which to replace a broken window pane, but
ftrO thousand dollars to be voted for "cocEtatls'
and "cfgdrS3' "cIdmDagne and brandy" OF
course, the protest OF one little woman, however
earnest and emphatic it may be, avaieth naughJ;
but dc most solemnly adure the peoDle-the ad-
vocatcS or decency, OF morality and elfuity-tO
pronounce Judgment in language SO stern and
scathng as to arouse an overwhelming public SEN
timent which shall demand OF and receive from
Congress ample support for the cause OF popular
education In the District Of Columbia, and which
Shall, moreover, make the very memory OF this dis
graceful funeral bill so unspeakaby odiOus that no
congressional committee will ever again dare to
require the people to pay their mammoth whisky
and tobacco bills Nib.
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IsIiss-CoOk Controversy.

letter written by Mr.. George Bliss to the Attor-
ney General on the oath OF February last, urging
that the government should not relieve the persons
in Philadelphia charged with completely in star
route frauds from criminal proceedings, has been
given to the public. In this letter he gave the re-
suits OF his investigation TO an alleged agree
ment to discontinue the criminal proceedings I'm
these Philadelphia cases, stating that the impress
sion that there was such an agreement grew out
OF Unauthorized assurances made by Mr.. Cook to
Mr. Boyer that his clients would not be prosecuted
Col Cook this morning stated that he prefers
now To wait few days before stating any thing
further to the causes which led to his reSigna-
ton or in reply to Col Bliss statements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20
HAVE YOUR EYEsIGHT fitted at Hempler's.
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF

MY SPRING STOCK OF CLOTHING is now complete.
Call ard examine. George Spransy (May Building),
6O1 9Th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

FRoN THE BERRIES) strawberry ice cream. Wine
Jelly and Easter eggs at T. Jarvis, No. 426 9Th St
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

CAHD.
Those who are using the ordinary Java Coffee sold
Dy most Stores are requested to get sample pound of
SUPERB MARACAIBO,
retailed at % cents pound fresh roasted They will
save money aud get better coffee. Those who want
genuine. rich old Java. can be suited at
WITH ER'S,
FINE GROCERIES,
ma 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
RARATARIA sHRIMPs.
PICKLED LOBSTER.
BRICE'S FRESH CRAB MEAT.
EvAPORATED ApRICoTs. OUNCES. PEACHES
AND APPLES.
MALAGA GRAPES.
FLORIDA ORANGES.
GEO. E. KENNEDY & SON,
f25 1909 F STREET NORTHWEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

ASK druggists for "ROugh on Rats" 1t clear!
| out rats, mice, bedbugS, reaches, vermin, flies
ants, insects. 15c. per box. Depot, 4SS Penn
| ave.
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.er Upon Cook.


WHAT MR.. KER SAYS ABOUT THE STAR ROUTE
CAsEs-THE EVIDENCE OVERWHELMINGLY STRONG.
From tn e Philadelphia Times.
Ex-ASSiotant District Attorney Ker, who has
been retained by Attorney General Brewster as
special counsel in the prosecution of the star route
contractors, was found at his home, 1903 north 9th
street, last evening. He is now enjoying brief
rest preparatory to a renewal next week Of the
work upon the star route indictments for the pre-
plratiOn OF which he was retained because OF his
experience as draughtSman OF criminal plead
drawal from the prosecution MIR. Ker said that he
did not know Col. Cook personally, and therefore
could not speak OF the motives which may have
'COlOnel Cook sent in his resignation" said Mr..
Ker, land without waiting for Attorney General
Brewster'S decision In the matter made explana-
lions OF his course and claimed that he was Slowly
being frozen out from the prosecution. So far as
could see he had no reason to believe anything OF
the kind. The manner in which these government
cases are conducted is much different from the
manner Of ordinary district prosecutions. AttOr-
ney General Brewster was practically the superin-
tendent OF the cases, and was not obliged to call
council Of the assistants whom he employed. He
had perfect right to tell Colonel Bliss or to tell
me what to do without consulting Colonel Cook or
any OF the others The Attorney General had the
cases IN charge, and no one in connection with the
case could expect to be his equal. Colonel Cork
hill, the district attorney at Washington, was the
only man who had any cause to feel affronted that
he was not called in for consultation. The indict-
ments, being in his district, required his signature
When he was asked to sign them he stepped up
gracefully and without moments hesitation put
his name to the documents, He understood the
matter thoroughly, and SO did everyone else.
"Col Bliss didn't supervise the bills OF indict-
ment at all: thOy were lett entirely to me. Some
times, coming into my Office out of mere friend
ship, he would casually glance over the sheets as
they lay o. the table, but he never examined any
OF Them When the papers went before the grand
Jury no one thought there would be so much work.
There was altogether too much for one grand jury.
Col Bliss has been at the cases five or six MONTHS
and he has been working almost night and day.
have known him to continue his examination OF
the contracts many time up to O'Clock In the
morning. The cases Will come up next Thursday
expect that the court will make some peremptory
order, and then suppose will be called to Wash
tngtOn TO resume work."
When questioned concerning Col. Cooks refer
ence TO the irregular manner in which the counsel
had been employed he, Mr.. Ker, said that he knew
OF no irregularity. On the contrary, he thought
that so far as his knowledge OF the law every
thing had been done regularly and properly.
"There is enough documentary evidence on file
now" said Mr.. Ker In conclusion Ito convict these
people without the use OF a single witness on the
stand"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20
Fever and AgUe


and chills and fever broken up and prevented by
using the purely vegetable remedy, Carriers Liver
Bitters. An antidote to all malarial poison.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
THE BIGGEST M oSErrEFSI OUR BUSINESS
gr.psIiy now OcruIaeaby Hessrs Su.dori. Knees ana
40. l22 AND sa4 SEVENTH STREET.
We sh.n shortly commence erect -Four story pad.
ing. second TO none in the country.
SELLING OFF,
SELLING Off
At and below cost all Of immense stock our
Ao4 AND 4oe SEVENTH STREET
This is the FIRST time twenty years that we adv-r-
without, masking profit In this insiseSs i is compai.
Buns s s our n9e to as ANY oS 2:
TIE Sasan Rea sss s oS Sss worthy the
width and Saf SSn al ss a an manu- %
S SSs hss %s Sssn, sss % s =
Our s ss.h Pqnt Sss 70 ss S,r,ns. an,
ranted fast Solors. cents. -
CLOSED oGT below @ We haIe re Msr our a
2o-cent Dress Goods 10 10 cents
S7k-cent Dress GCpis ~ 70 cents
Decent Dress Goods TO rs cents.
And all finer goods in propoion We have taken eress
ever Piece be overlooked we sh al make reduction
Remember. we shall carry no Winter Goods over
which price Will sell.
SILKS. sATINS
PLUsHEs. yEIyFrs
Ssr p sssoren. + npS ccpre having upward
per cent. Remember they must be sold.
CLoAKS
ULsTERs
ALL REDUCED
From From s sc
From $40 toN.
fna Z. es soa a. ssG 5s
sold. - ~
GREAT BARGAINS!
BLANKETS.
All Blankets reduced from II to 81 per pair
t 600 Bed Comforts made q best ROBE Print and
sn mri,e oson. rdaced 10 IL ~ from e. Re-
Brown Table Linen. S-4 wide % cent?. Unbleachsd
.S-eept Table Damask marked down to SO cents
$l.25 Table Damask for rs cents.
$l.oo Table Dalnask cut down TO 81.
TOWELS! TowELsl TowELsi
Selling off the entire stock at trine over half pr.o
Towels from &C. UP 10 81.
NAPKINS. DoY1IES. all reduced.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION
Bill Of ladine and custom house receipts rust re-
worth Of HAMBURG EMBR OIDERY Ihese rers
ordered last June from the other side The
since advanced 20 Ter cent Therefore. look out for
BARGAINS, THEY MUST BE SOLID
All our FANCY GOODS. such as
SKIRTS. UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES
dANlkkRCHlEFS, PRINCES.
PAsSEMENTERIES.
All Reduced. Some Way Below Cost
l. GOO dozen ladies' Hemmed Pure LINEN HAND
KERCHlEFS. three for 70 cents. Most of these arc
worth IS cents each.
We have Still about 500 dozen Mems GERMAN
LINEN HANDK ERCHIEFS. which we sold ali aa
year Is cents and which gave such satisfaction that
every who bought them recommended them 70 their
friends. These We have reduced 10 l2h cents.
COLLARS and CUFFS LETT which we have not shown
for the last six month"; They must he sold
FOUR CENTS SHALL BE THE PRIcEi
BUTTONS, BUTTONS,
Our cent Button Stock more complete than ever.
II s the talk of the country. mail bringing orders
from every State of the Union Many of these Buttons
retaied in this and other cities per dozco.
Remember, they must lie sold.
We do not make the reductions for pleasure but q
our building shall be grand affair." promise opon
uwitha
GRANDER STOCK
AND ALL NEW AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE.
LANSBURGH & BROTHER,
JIG 4O4 AND 4oe SEVENTH STREET.
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LADIES' GOODS.
MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,


MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
Makes c tss TENTH STR STREET NoR:THwEsT
and HEs srf sfTG 6 AID f9@f9 afE
French Handmade Undertaking, Merno Underwear
-, and finest imported Hosiery.
ing Corset, for Which Miss special AGENT 81
S0raet her own make that for the price cannot be
N.B.-Trench, German and Spanish spoken. o-3m
Spring sPEcIALrIEs.
Sill na f sas Dsss ;rs
Entire Stock Of I Its at cos. e an Closed out
NJ. WILLIAM.
GOT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Cite Trevise. Paris. fl6
NINE. WASHINGTON;
M DRrssmAk1S StS SSP ThEaH1se STORE.
a Gss can have waf dresses n e
and basted. and perfect fit guaranteed. 10
NRs. NJ; B: BRUCE. No. 4ss 9Th STREET. NEAR
W f. northwest Scanning, Embroidering and Ma
by killed Dress Coaks eat and lifted
s :ts dinssa5n
Waist for Children Sole agency for Mrs. E. BARS
M RS. SELMA RUPERT
Cos 9th street. opposite Patent Office.
Compiete stock Of ZEPHYRS, CREWEL and GER
MANIQWN WOOL, ART EMBROIDERIES. and all
material for Fancy Needlework.
Large assortment of LACES. LACE GOODS, RUIZ
filings, HOSIERY. GLOVES. PRINCES and TRIM NJ
MINGS.
STAMPING promptly executed. f2-3m
NTME. Won BRANDS.
III MODESTO,
ylS ave over Dempseys Stationery Store
Barr Co., st. Louis.
Evening Dresses Bridal Trousseaus specially;
Cloaks, Dolnans and Suits all made at the shortest
notices; perfect work. superior fitting; satisfaction
guaranteed. n26-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

EASIER CAEps.-J. jay Gould, 421 9th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

Aliens Brain Food il the Most Reliable
tonic for the brain and generative organs. 1t posi-
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists,
81 bottle; six for S.. Stott Cromwell $50 Pa.
ave- NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-20

.sAldcrney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in 54-lb. ward" prints 55c. per 10
Also, cottage cheese buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per qt Cream, 15c pint
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LOCAL MENTION.


OYYIcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON. DC. March 20, 1882. 9 80 am.
For the middle Atlantic states warmer easterly
% southeriy winds, light rain, followed by partly
cloudy weather In the southern portion, winds
ehifting 70 southeast and southwest and falling
barometer.