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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19
A Probable Murder
NAN DYING IN TIE ROAD WITH HIS -sxr1,
CRUSHED IN

NAN DYING TIE ROAD WITH Hrs -sxr,,
CRUSHED IN.
About $50 O'Clock yesterday morning Mounted
Ofncer Smith, OF the second precinct County,
found q white man named George Meyer, an In
mate OF the Soldiers Home, lying on the 9TH street
road, near Whitley avenue, In an fnsenSble con-
clifton, and obtaining a conveyance took him TO
the second precinct station house, near 9TH and
Boohdary streets Here IL was found that he was
suffering from an injury on the back OF hts head
which was either made by fall or a foul blow
from behind DR.. Bean rendered medical aid after
which the sufferer was sent 10 the Soldiers Home
In the police ambulance, but died on his way be-
Tore ne reached the Home. 1t seems that Never
left the Home the day before and was wandering
about, and Lieut.. johnson has ascertained that he
had teen drinking at several different dram shops
The Impression seems to prevail that he was
knocked on the head during the night by some
one, under the supposition that he had money He
had no money when he started away from the
Home. The coroner will Investigate the case
Coroner Patterson Is investigating the case to-
day, and finds the skull cracked In three places at
the back CT the head. The inquest will be held at
" O'Clock tomorrow.
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The PRESIDENTS reception last evening, which
was given specially 70 Congress and the diplomatic
corps, was very handsome, a. well % enjoyable,
one. While large enough to ni the rooms, the at
tendance was not great enough to crowd them I'M
comfortably. As Is customary, the entire nrst
noor and conservatories were open and rghted,
and the Marine Band played throughout the even
Ing; the selection Of music was, moreover, paft1c
ularly nne. Cut flowers In baskets and vases, as
well as pottet plants adorned the parors and long
corridor. The President was assisted In receiving
Secretaries Hunt and Teller. Miss Folger, daugh-
ter OF the Secretary OF the Treasury stood next the
Assistant Secretary Of State, stood At the other
end OF the row OF ladies' Secretary Chambers
wife, being still an invalid, sat just back OF the re-
were present, it being the first time that all the
executive departments have been represented by
administration, as while Secretary of the INTERIOR
Mr. Kirkwood never attended a reception: secre-
tary Frelinghuysen was accompanied by his three
daughters, his wife not being very well
The dressing OF the ladies present on this occa-
sion has not been surpassed at any entertainment
again wore their court dresses and ORDERS while
their wives and daughters, with rich dresses wore
all naeis ss DIAMONDS Miss Folger wore becoming
trimmed with fine lace. Mrs. Hunt wore black
mourning silk; Mrs. Teller, pale heliotrope satin
rich white silk combined with watered SILK, and
trimmed with lace. Mrs. Chandler wore white
satin brocade, elegantly made and trimmed, and
her sister, Mrs Kingsley, wore a heliotr0pe gauze
over the same shade OF silk. Miss Frelinghuysen
had on very handsome toilet OF white satin de
Lyon, trimmed with embroidery and lace: Miss
Lucy Frelinghuysen, an equally beautiful dress OF
white Canton crepe, trimmed with Chinese en-
broidery. As was announced beforehand, the at
tendance at this reception was limited to members
OF the legislative and diplomatic bodies and their
families and nearly all those expected took advan-
tage OF the opportunity to be present
A very elegant complimentary dinner was given
at ChamberinS last evening to MI. a. N. Hutch
inson prior to his departure for Alaska for pro-
!0nged stay. Nearly fifty covers were laid, and
the entertainment was in every respect most
notable and enjoyable affair.
Ex-M1nister Foster and wife gave q dinner party
last evening to Representative and Mrs. steele, OF
Indiana.
Count Won Beust, tie German charge daDatres,
gave dinner party early last evening to Mr.. Sar-
gent, at which Secretary Frelinghuysen and others
were present
Mrs. Thackara still remains with her mother at
General Sherman's residence, and will not leave
until the end Of this week. IS. P. Rounds, IT,,
and Miss Mamie Rounds, Of Chicago, son and
daughter OF the new public printer, joined their
Iather at the Ebbitt yesterday.-MiSs Bette
Prescott, daughter of Representative Prescott, has
nearly recovered from her late dangerous illness.
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Alexandria Affair.".
Reported for THE EvENING SrAR.

OFFICIAL AND FISH OPFAL-The municfpai chief
magistrates here have, a rule, had more trouble
In the administration OF the laws during fishing
season than during all the other portion OF the
year. This season has proven no exception. Sew.
Fishtown fish may be cleaned, to whom does the
nsh onal belong, &C, now trouble our SCOTTISH
and the joint committee on public property have
been engaged last night and this morning In I'M
tangling the knots.
MR.. y. V. BEAVERS, well-known citizen of Fair
lax, died at the residence OF his nephew ex-
Councilman Geo. A. Rowland, this morning
REP0RTER's NOTEs.-The corporation court still
sits -. The Young Mems Christian Association
met last night at the N. E. classroom on Wash
fngton street. received the reports OF committees.
engaged In devotionS, and adjourned
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs.-An adjourned meeting
OF the first subdivision OF the associated charities
was held yesterday afternoon; Mrs. John e. VOOr-
hees, president pro tenn. The report OF the secre.
tary showed the relief OF "a persons since April 4th
II was suggested that the managers in the various
districts ascertain what persons are In need of
household help, &c, and furnish the secretary OF
this subdivision with the list Of names for the
benefit Of persons constantly applying for situa-
ions. The question OF SuSpending the work OF the
association until early fall was laid over until the
next meetfng-hrst Tuesday Of next May.
THE GEORGETOWN AMATEUR ORCHESTRA gave
another OF their delightful public rehearsals at
curtis hau last night before a large and fashion,
able audience.
PoRT.-Entered, sch, Abbie Dunn. Fountain:
from Fernandino with 20 0o0 eet yellow pine, for
Wheatley Bros. Sch. oliver Harrison, with 200
at $l.4
CANAL ARRIvAIs-Boat, E. +. Whiting, with
a;so0 bushels OF wheat; from Berlin. Boat, H. W.
TalDOtt, with ITO bales OF hay; 600 bushels Of
wheat; $50 bushels OF corn There are also five
other boats with coal and railroad ties, &C.
MERCHANTS EXchAEGE@,500 bushels of wheat
were offered on Change to-day and sold as fol-
lows: 500 at $l55; l. 900 at $160H; $50 at &l56
40 at $l.60k.
CATTLE MARKEr-DRovERs REST, D. c., LIVE
STOCK SALES, on yesterday as foliows:-Reported
Dy LETavenner: 30 cattle up and sold-best, 6Xa
7Ac.; good, 5Ha61; medium fair 4xa5k: thin
steers, oxen and cows, 3Ha4. $50 sheep and lambs
Lambs, 9111c.; wool sheep, 6Aa7; clipped sheep,
bHa6A. Is COWS and calves, S25a$6O
HIGH TIDk-April 20: 9:39 am; 1904 pm
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NEW PARASOLS.
NEW PARASOLS,

Twilled Silk Parasols lined, at s.. 90.
Satin Parasols, Silk Lined, at s. 90.
Satin Parasos, Silk Lined, Gilt kibs, "a. 90.
Sann Parasols. trimmed with deep Spanish lace *
Sun Umbrella. 81. rs. $3.50. 81. $2.50 S., s.. 80
TOW MS,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE fSouth Side,
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
An-Wool Spring Dress Goods. new colors As eta
MORE Silks. al new celOrs, DULY 81
Nuns Yelling, all new colors, at 81 cts.
Sursh Satins~ ali new colors, 50 cts
Coored Dress Silks, very heavy, ct 81 and 81, 10.
Best An-Wool Bunting, silk face, at Is cts.
Black Cashmeres, - inches wide, 1T so cts.
Barnsley Cream Table DamAsk. 1t SO cts.
Cream Damaek Towels As inches loug, Is cts
Cloth for Boys Spring Suits 25ct 81 cts SO and Go
Spring Cashmeree, new coloys, at IAN cts.
Seersucker Ginghama, new styles.
Scotch Zephyrs. choice designs % Cts.
Best Brussels Carpets, IS cts, IS cts. So cts.
Black Silk Damasses. from 81. IS yard.
Madras Bingham, beautiful styles, 12x CT.
Cloth for Mems Wear So cts, 50 css. 62c., 7Sc, g.
New styles Fancy Straw Mating, 2Sc, soc. aud SIC.
Best Two-P1y Carpet made; now 15c.
Tinsel Dress 6oods, Roman Stripee,
Piaids, TadetaA, Ladies' Illuminated Cloths.
TOWSONS.
apl2 6S6 pennsylyAnia avenue lsoufh nde)
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CARRIERS,

g RING GOOD S.
We opening daily beautiful line Of Combination
Suitings in silk and wool.
Plain and Colored Brocade Silks in all the Spring
Shades.
Ehasdames, surah and St. Meryelleus. IN all colors.
Handsome line Of Light Cashmeres.
Beautiful line OF Polka Dotted Persian Lawns
hite Goods Department. consisting of India Linen,
Nainsooks In stripes and sids; Persian Lawns white
and colored Linen Lawns. ~
]. A. LUTTRELL & CO..
S17 MARKET SPACE.
am now engaged with the above house and would be
glad to see my friends.
ais W. M. BROWN.
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He Never Todd HIS W14o Uat1l-
NJ. B. L Holt, who lives near Quitman, sent to
weeks sIncs ii 4 isttrr doiiar BIZ He Was s NJ
vised by man that his ticket had drawn $4,000 in
the March drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery,
ana ne drew his money by express He was care
ful to cay nothing about II to his wife until he
found out he was lucky man. This is the sixth
time he has invested, and once before he came
haul is good one.-Aa'yrtl.e, Mo-, Democrat
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemenfs Tonight.

AmuSemenfs Tonight.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE-"My Sweetheart"
NATIONAL THEATER--"Mascotte."
CAPITAL THEATER--yariety performance.
ODD FELLOWS HALI--The Worlds Museum.
WILLARDs HAII--Prof Carpenter.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Christian church
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Forty Years, ExDertence OF an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's 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-failng success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysenteFy and diarThdea, gripping
In the bowels and wird collie BY giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle. mW.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

JrST RECEIvED.-New and stylish designs In
gold lled and fine rolled plate vest and fob chains,
charms and seals, at low prices Also, bargains in
watches, etc. etc. Thos- A. LadSon, 52S 9Th street,
b. Cloud Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

There In no Worse EMthr0llmeut
for tormented man than the exactions OF q morbid
nervous condition. The overtaxed brain then gets
no rest from tranquil sleep and needs the pacify-
ing influence OF Dr. G. w. Benson's Celery and
ChamOmfEe Pills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

ssAlderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&c. per at Cream. t6c pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

By HIS FRENCH dry process A. Fischer cleans
ladies' evening GreSses velvets, Grape wells, gents
fine clothes, etc. n. Bills dyeing OF black all
wool ladies' and gents garments is unsurpassed.
A. Fischer, 600 street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

An OUNCE OF PREVENTION is worth pound Of
cure. Now Is the time for families to provide
themselves with Handlers celebrated "MelliStOn''
aud "Aromatic Bitters-" Depot, GIL 18th street
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

HousEKEEPERs, see important notice in adver-
tisement column on baking powder and f1avOring
extract from Smith, Hanway Co.
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Mr.. Jno. n. King, agent of'the Humane Society,
to-day SwOre out warrant against Isaac Trice for
wantonly initiating and cruelty treating dog by
shooting IL IN the eyes.
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Go TO Youse's. Youngs. Young's, 4ss 7th St

CSRDstCats ON mash; four old maids; Drum
mer's set, sc. set: 9Th St wing Washington NAL
ket. C.. T. CREAHES.
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We are selling this week as an inducement q
silk brOcaded parasol, beautiful design Spanish
lace trimmed, at s. 95, worth S.. great bargain.
B. j. Behrend Son, s1S 9TH street, between II and
I SfrpefS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

Hon. r.. r. MERRICK will continue his lectures
before the law school OF Georgetown University,
Wednesday and Friday evenings at half-paSt six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

MONEY SAVED rs MONEY NADIA large assert
ment of new and secondhand trunks at very low
prices can be seen at HerZOgs, 30o 9th, near Penn
sylvaDla avenue.
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THs WILL Of the late Peter NJ. Pearson bequeath-
ing his estate 70 his widow and at her death to be
SOLD and the proceeds divided between the chill
oren, was 0led in the Probate Court today.
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DRY GOODS.
g PECIAL BARGAINS N DRESS GOODS.

Illuminated Dress Goods widest double width. pure
Wool, ouly SOC.
Nuns Yelling. N colors. pure Wool. SOC.
Handsome Black Brocade Silks al pure SIN, g.
Coaored and Black Giln Soc
Black and White Striped Silks SOC.
Black Silk Velvet 81.
Light Blue and Pink Cashmeres pure Wool, wide
double width, Soc.
Checked Dress Goods-Black and White, Blue and
Gold. Green and Gold. Brown and White. 25c.
Colored and Black Cashmeres pure wool, double
vidth, S7hc.
Piano Covers. Silk Embroidered. 50. rs.
Bleached Table Damask. al Linen, soc.
Cloth for Mems and Boys wear. SIC. to H.50.
Black Cashmere Shawls all Wool, 81.
Pure Linen Dinner Napkins 75c. dozen.
Honey-Co White Quilts 75c.
Black Silks, 81, 81. IS $3.50, 81. rs, 81.
One hundred pieces Of Scotch Gnghans. plaid plain
and striped, Csc.
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THE THREE CARD MONTE CASE UP AGAIN.--To-day,
in the Criminal Court. Judge Wylie, the case Of
John Henry Murphy, indicted for larceny and rob-
berry, was called up on motion to quash the 1ndct-
1t does not appear that any direction order was
made by the court for witnesses to be sworn in the
cases; 2t that 1t does not appear that the wit
neSSeS were sworn in open court; Sd, that 1t does
not appear that the witnesses were regularly and
legally sworn at the December term; 18th, because
no witnesses were directed to be sworn in the caSe
5th, because no witnesses were regularly subpOe-
naed, produced, sworn IN relation to said cause
and 9Th, IL any persons made statements before
thority. Mr.. Cook appeared for the defendant and
made an argument In support Of the motion. He
claimed that the law In force In Maryland In 1876
was I'm force here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

Aliens Brain Food Is the Most Reliable
tonic for the brain and generatfve organs. 1t POSI-
lively cures nervous debility, loss Of memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness All druggists,
81 bottle; six for g. Stott Cromwell, $50 Pa
ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

Irs REPUTATION AssURED.-We, OF course, refer
20 Bailey'S celebrated dollar saws. These saws,
though only introduced several months ago,
already hundreds or carpenters testify TO their
superiority over any saw used. 1t Is now an every
day affair to hear carpenter remark: 81 am
using two of Bailey s dollar saws, and would not
part with them for three dollars apiece" Remem-
Der, these saws are fully guaranteed equal to any
In the world. Any saw proving unsatisfactory,
the money will be promptly refunded by the
originator Of the dollar saw.
BERSARD RAuEy 500 It'll street
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that the young lady celebrated In those charming
lines OF Robert Burns, had tan, moth-spots and
freckles, with other beauty blemiShes. For such
conditions, DIR. BenSOnas Skin Cure should be on
every lady toilet table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

ssROuEh ON Rats"
Clears out rats mice, reaches, flies, ants, bed
bugs. skunks, chipmunks, gophers l5c. Drug
pfS1S
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The Supremacyin Flavor Of Hub Pune
is fact generally admitted by connoisseurs
H IL Probable

Beware of limitations.
German Corn Remover is the only genuine. A
magical cure. Csc.
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CARDS.-Nude babes, picnic, gay. j. Jay Gould.
LATEST style glasses at Hempler's, near ~ street.
OPENING at the Riggs House to-day. See adver-
Gsement Mrs H. y. PancOst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

DANIEL G. HATCH Company, Upbolsterers and
RestorerS OF Fine Furniture, No. 934 st. n. W.
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GEORGE E. MOVES,
" COLUMBIA FOUNDRY,
1850 30th street, Manufactures Steam Engines Boil
ers. shaftng, Pulleys and Mill-worf; Architectural
Iron Work; also repairs Agricultural Machinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19

CARD-We, the undersigned members OF the
finance committee OF the emancipation celebra-
ton, hereby certify that H0n.0S b. Wall has made
a satisfactory report to the committee on Satur-
day last OF all funds collected by him fer that
casion, and we know Of no cause for any reflec-
lions on him for failure to make such returns
Washington, April 49, 1882
Lewis ii. Douglass, chairman committee; Chas. II.
Marshall, W. S. Dupee; Sidney Mcfarland, Sec
retary. &C.
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STOCK SALE-A sale of insurance, gas and other
stocks will be held at DuncanS0n'S auction rooms
on Friday at O'Clock PIN. See advertisement
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FUsskI,s Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo
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CARD.-George Ryneal, Jr., desires to convey
acknowledgment OF their many kind expressions
OF sympathy. He is busily engaged repairing
damages caused by the late fire, and expects
shortly to have his place of business more attrac-
tive than ever. His store, 41S 7th street, is now
open, and he Is ready and able to fill all orders
promptly.
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A NDERSONS ROMAN ZEPHYRS.
JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF
ANDERSON'S ROMAN STRIPE AND PLAIN
SCOTCH ZEPHYRS,
FOR COMBINATION SUITS.
NEW sATINES. IN EsTHETIC DESIGNS.
EMBROIDERED ALBATRoSS AND BATIsTE
LUPINs CELEBRATED BLACK FABRICS.
HENRIETTA CLOTHS.
NUNS vEIIINGS.
FRENCH BUNTINGS.
CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINES.
MouSsELINE CREPE.
CANTON CREPE.
CAsHMEREs.
Immense variety Of FRENCH sUITINGS with
STRIPES and PLA1DS to match, for Combination Cos
TUNES.
NEW LINEN LAWNS. NEW LAWNS and FRENCH
JACONETS.
Rare Bargains" in BLACK sILFs. sURAH SILKS,
SILKS.
ELEGANT BLACK SILK GRENADINES.
Exclusive Novelties" in PARASOLETTES SUN
UMBRELLAS aud PARASOLS.
IL PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
Successor TO PERRY 4 BRorHER,)
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street
Established 1910. ais
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THE REMAINS OF FATHER BOYLE were removed
yesterday from the vault and buried on the brow
Of the hill at Mt Olivet Cemetery, adjoining the
grave of the late DR.. White. The casket was borne
by six members of St Matthew's congregation,
preceded by the clergy, Reys. Walter, Nackin,
Leonard and Boland, or st. Matthew's, Father Nc
Manus, OF St Johns, Baltimore, reading the final
prayers while the casket was being lowered. The
grave was nearly covered with flowers project
is on foot to mark the last resting place Of Father
Boyle with suitable monument.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Edmund
Fitzgerald and Margaret Pagan; Henry Arnold and
Harriet Brawner; Edward Reynolds and Mrs Sa-
rah Jane Walters; Charles C. COombs and Hattie
+. Brooks; David Meredith, OF Boonsboro,. Nd,
and Kate Morris; William Spriggs, Of Frederick
and Mamie +. Harper; John Henry Chisley and
Christie johnson; j. Fl. Murray and Julia F. Tuck
er: John H. Pierce and Carrie Z. Taylor; George
McDermott and Susie Cumberland; William Jones
and Rose Miner, both OF Virginia; &. r. Wolden
and Mary XII no
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SHOT AT AND CUT BY BARKEEPER-This
morning, in the Police Court, Lawrence Bailey
was charged with asSaulting with intent to kill
ChaS King, both cOlOred. Defendant, through
his counsel H. H. Wells, Jr., waived an examine
ton and was committed for the action OF the
grand jury In default OF $500 bonds The assault
occurred In PeterSOn'S barrOOm, No. 1717 street
After some sharp words between King and the
prisoner, who was the bartender, the prisoner
took revolver and fired three shots at King one
OF which went through his clothing, and he then
cut King with knife "
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MOTIFS POWDERS at VIM B. EntwfsIe's. See adv
CARDs.-6 new sets, gold backs, gay. 42l 9th st.
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For FINE PARAsoIs go to Young's. 7s6 I'll
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The total mortality OF the District Of Columbia
for the month OF March last was $50 len than the
mean rate any March the past eight years.
The Commissioners issued an order yesterday
that the building regulations be amended AZ fol-
lows: Strike ont all OF section n after the first
paragraph, and insert: mo permit for building
shall hereafter be issued until q certificate OF the
inspector OF plumbing shall have been presented
showing that the regulations OF the health Depart
ment relating to plumbing and drainage have
been complied WITH
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cARDs.-Gainsboro hats, scotch, boys, mas 42l OF
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LOCAL MENTION.

The following speciaI bulletin TO the press
The following temperatures were reported yester-
day afternoon: Norfolk, 73o; Charleston, 10; Sa-
yannah, TO; Jacksonville, 76o; Galveston, 100;
San Antonio, $40; Los Angeles, no. The indica-
tons are that rain Will occur in the New England
and Middle Atlantic states to-day and Tomorrow,
accompanied by "highn winds on the coast.
Cloudy, rainy weather and "high" winds VIII
prevail In the lake region to-day and tonight, fol-
lowed by cold northwest winds tomorrow morn
ing and clearing weather.
THE FOLLOWING great bargains In tin ware viii
be sold positively tomorrow only at X. Gold
schmi1's, No. s12 7th St, bet II and / NV: LOT
covered saucepans, &c. 2qt., &C., 3qt, lie; 4qt,
15c.; lot watering pots, 10c.; 3qt, 2c.; coal
shoyels, &C.; -four scoops, &C.; box graters, DC. !;
pepper boxes. &c; 1-pt. cups, Be-: lot, 4c.; large
bread graters, &C. 1c-qt water buckets 30c. large
eullenders, 12c-; dredge boxes, &C.. champion 1our
Stoves, l0c.; 1-pt dppers, 4c.; soup ladies, &c;
large wash basins, 12c; square bread pans, Sc. IL
inch kitchen spoons, Sc tea straners, 2c.: large
dust pans &C.; pudding pans, &C.; extra large size,
1Oc; pie or Jelly plates, &c.; candlesticks, &C.; me-
tallic plate teaspoons, 1Oc. pr. d.; tablespoons
90. pr. d.; decorated chamber sets, pieces,
81 IS; square bread boxes, 75c.; extra large size,
81 loot dish pans. He: 12qt, 15c.; 14qt, 49,. ;
16-qt, &c. 1Sqt. &c.; covered buckets, 2-qt, &c. ;
2qt, 10c-; 4qt, 13c- milk pans, with handle, SC. ;
large size, 10e Also 10 per cent discount ON an
immense assortment OF baby carriages, refrigera-
tors and ice chests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-19
~ A 7 A R R II i.

The sUFFERINGs OF BOSTON DRUGGIST
PEN-PICTURED.