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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
Grco;nr i'm 0h;rooo

0bicago, 10. WtarS. = ST.. Scopille,
@uiteaus Sdmager, fam geiteru abeuS bon
SEaibinstou bier au. Gr ertldrt, iobaio ietne
'Bill of Exceptions" in Saden @niteau's
benz @eridlte uuterbreitet iei, miirbe er iidl
BON oem Safe SuriidSiebeu. Gr CLAUDE,
obne Sdpierigfeit einen tiidtigen @rimiz
nalabpofaten erlangen ;u t0nneu. Scopille
tbeilt ferner nit, @uiteau lei burd ieine
lanse Saft nidt i'm Minbeiteu gebeugt NOR
ben, ionberu betrage iif unuerniinftiger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
Nrrhihitipn in cIpfpa.

9es Miotues, Sa, 10. @idr3. - 9us
llnterbans Der @eieegebung nabm geitern
bas Brobibttiu> >Ameuoeinent nit 164 gegen
80 Sttmmen an Oas @menoement miro
iest benz Solte sur abitimmuug unter'
brettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
GnsIane.

2onbon, 10. Mdr;.-@labfone ertldrte
geitern nuf cine beSIglide 2fufrags Oes Bar
lamentsmitglie6eS uno Sabafsb6u0lerS
ggills, er Tonne cine Giugabe I'M glufbebung
6c8 grtra3olls rnmogltd beriidtftigeu.
s8ailp Selegrapb" tbeilt nit, SaB uiele
9arlamentsmitgIieber geitern cine @onferen;
Bielten unb beidlofen, alien Don Der &egies
rung 6urh Bripatmitglieber eiugebradten
gius III @uniten erpdblter Miitglieoer,
melde fd gegen Die Gblegung OeS gioe8
1frGubeu, Ill oppontren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
Sinrih tnnocn.

Gan 6ran5i8co, 10. 0tdr3. - Sine
8cpcide aus 2afeport mel0et Die beute bort
Uollitrefte Sinridtung Der Snbtaner 0tar=
Gus unb Self, melhe i'm lebten Sanuar eiuen
gCpiiien SObu Seuorp auf brutale gSeiIe er=
nIOruetelI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
Mfar @aretef Dcrldst Gtncins
natl,

Cincinnati, 10. Mdrs. - Mar Dtas
reeet, Director bes bieiigen Mhliifconleruaz
tortums, bat jene 2luitalt pl0gli6 uerlaiieu,
Obne feline &eiignation etu3urei6en. Gr be-
bauptet, Die Sorifeber Der 2lnltalt bGtten Die
8ebingunsen ieines @ontratts ui6t erfiiut.
Sr. Niaretet reiit mOrgen nah gteiu=Yo
NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
Anr.e S.abcl.9cpciehcn.

- Die &OnOOner g9ailn @tepS" bCitrcitet
Die 9rgabe, oaB Yarncu tiiriltd ourd Giu=
Selubait beitraft muroc, neil CT etuem
Der 9luiieber 6cS SilmanbQinl @cidngniiGS
cine Sefeduug anbot.
- yoro 9fobartes, Niitglico ScS 6rttiid)eu
llntcrhGuIcS iitr Sit=@ornwau, iit gc'torbeu.
Die ocutid)e 9teid)Sbauf hat ihrC 9iS-
cOntOrNte 0ui bier GrOieut bcrabgeiebt.
- Ser @ofenberidt rer Oeutid)en JieidjS=
bant er9iebt ctne 3uHa6me all Soartgelo inI
letrnge BON 5000, 900 Niarf.
- Cant giadridtCu ans ySjeu ioll @tai
9&oltcnitein ndditcu5 Slm 0ltreidlildleu Sc
lanotCn III @OntantinOpel ernannt mtrorn.
- Ser Sauimauu 2ouiS TalCou in Ant
perpCn bat ictue ,3ablungcu cingcitCIlt.
Setne Ya1ipG perOcn auf 100000 gez
iddgt.
- Die britiihG Sartc nBcdiorlou Cattle, "
uelte Tiirjlidb bon 6auburg uah ciuem auSz
mdrtigeu Safeu aUfuBr, lit Guf bo6er O.,
SGe pGrbramt. Die 0tannifait wUrOe gee
rettct.
- Baul 2ouiS Gbouar6 &rnOcau, elm
bcriibmtCr fran5Oiid)er Sdaulpieler, lit i'm
2llter uon IS Sabreu gcitorbcn.
- 0r. 8uolep GOmar0 Saurlu, Scfretdr
Der brtttidleu yegatton Su Etilabon, 1T mad
g8aibingtOn Uetiett wOrbcn, un6 0r. Gittor
u. gS. 8rummon6, btitiider legations
ieiretdt in &albtngtpn, miro ncd 2Sten
geiG,idt.
- Die itnlieniihc Observation-Disclosures
bcidloB gcItcrn auldBlidl OcS 2lblcbcuS OeS
StaatSmanneS @iopanni gaSa, oaB oos
Fnlt bcs BrdiiOcnteu, iop;c ser Gid Der
0iintitcr oier5Gbn Sage lang ibwari
Orapirt meroeu iollen. 8ie 0titglieOer Der
Sommer merben Der am Sonntagc ltattz
finoenoeu Seeroigmg beipobneu.
- 9iG ironS6fiden SruppGn i'm iiiolibeu
Suuis iolen betrddtli9 oerftG,tt mcrSeu.
- 8el &On6Oucc DStanoarO" bcitreitct Die
9lngabc, bcB bic 0ircftoIcu Del o2lnglo.
2lmeritaniIden Sabelgeiellldaft" eiH llebers
eiutCmmGn init oen iibrigen &abclcompag-
uie'n 81 tteiicn beidllOiicn babeu, nm ocH
BretS Der 8epeiaeu uui ? 5Atuingc pro
gSort III erbDbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
GSWr1VYaif6e Sa6ef6eri6te.
9euti6lans uns Der gsatisan.

Serlin, 10. MGr,. - gs uerlautet,
baB Der Satifan burauf beltebt ben &iOerz
ruf ooer cine &epiiion Der Diaigeiebe Sur
crften Sebingung zines Compromises Su
MAIDEN. Sr. BON Shl03er, ber oeutide
@eiouote an ben Satttnn, mirb Dor Otern
rndl 9erliu allriidfebreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
Weue saum,upIlb6rie in eiperpOcl.

2on6On, 10. Nldr3. Sn 9iperpOol
muroe cine neue 8aumluoub0rie gegriin1et,
unS 5par neil uiele &aufleute oautit uu3us
frieSen tuaren, bab bic 0fitglie6er oes Baum
molmatler zSereius ais aauheute @eid)dfte
treibsu, ftatt iif auf ibre Sei9dftigung ais
0iafler III bei6rdnten. Die heruorragenoz
fen Sirnteu BON 9iuerpool unO Wan9eter
sdblen III ben 9ttiOnireu oeS neueu Inter
uehmeuS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
SritasbefilrAtunaen in Berlin.

2on6ou, 10. Mdr;. - Cine 8erliner
9epeide meloet oQn Der Serliner 80rIe
oeutet man BEN llnlftano, baB Der Gar
Sguatieff's 9}efgnation ni9t angeuOmmeu
bat, nls Elm 3eideu Der Steigerung oeS Gin
fluiies Der Yanilauifen, D. b. Der 9riegsz
partei. 0iun gluubt, ber @5ar babe ith BON
Sguatieff iiber5eugen lniien, OaB OaS @5arers
tbum feline anoere Stiibe I'M Suueren oeS
8eid5es babe, ais ben BanilaOismus, unO
baE Die 8eoOlutiOn uHoermetolia lei, tueHu
Der G;ur oieien Qnbaug aud uertiere. Su
ben Sreiien beutiher YOlititer uno 9tplOz
mnten ertldrt man ben jetigeu @jaren fir
eiueu impoteuten 9erri4er unO metnt, er
peroe iid, obne es 3u ipolen, 0euti4lau6
5um Teinbe MAIDEN, inoem er, 3rpil9en
Sgnatieff's 8atbidldgen unO ieiueu eigeuen
Gefiblen IdnnntenO, Dem oeutlden Rei6s=
tort;ler cine oenielben befrieOigenOe aufflGs
rung iiber Die Branbiadelre6eu Stobeleif's
ni6t 81 geben i'm Staube iein tuiro."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
wartt une Sprie.

9onbou, 10. MdrI. - Ser. Staatens
Sbligationen: 4sprO;. 100, Ditto 4lzprOj.
600, 90. perldngerte 5sprO,. 000O. - Grie
96s, DO. 2. 94}}, N.zY. Central 134f, u. &
9. %. 1. 48, DO. 2. 90, Sa.Gentral 0000,
Benni. @entr. 614, 8eaotnB so, Ontario
UeItl. 23f, NiilmauteesSt. Saul Common
110, RS. Central 9oniols 900.
9toerpool 10. Wdr5, 1920 Rahrt.-
8aumpoue: Rttteliorte Oberldnber 6s, OO.
Neiu>S Orleans 1916. - Die Sertdnfe be-
trugen $1,000 Bnlleu, Spetulation unO4uss
fubr 1000, i3ufubr 19, 400, siul4lteBli4
l3, 100 amerttauiI4e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
S;ril6ja6rs-
lle e. D f {

tinseIret. ruclc,e teinen naditcben. Die re rem
pubiifum pprscicst tppreeu. une III Srsiien,
peltbe Don So aui,udrts pariiren.
Eean perssfie nidt. ras In eiefem msemein
Iauniidbrn Mfrnate 0erienise, rueId,er iieb NIT
tinsm Cberfleise leidbsen pser mittIeren @r.
,pid,ts. ie naebeem CO Der Slutnmlauf nptbis
MAIDEN mag. psriiebt, iItp nicbt nur nit einem
eIesanten uns gu. semadb;enGareerpbe' ar:iteI
ausliattct, irnsrrn aud feline Gbaucen. nab
rene Der zaiirn lid, an acriten une Npptbcfen
pprbei ,u lupfien, uermebrt.
saan bat beutc ,nr SeTdtisuns eicier 6rub'
iabrssueber,icbcr bis Ii ubr Ibrnrs @cIcsrn'
belt in ccm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11

(9ontg bon Unborn uno Cheer
Sir bic 9cilmttg bOu
Suitcn, Grtaltungcu, ihwerrm 2ltbmeu uuS
alien gci0eu Der Seble, Der Srundten
unb Der 9rnge, iuelde CUR
SdwtnOiudt bu'
fiiLrntt

Seine IiuNerntcu Guiuirtuugeu uif bic aersaea
2uftr6gr@en criIdren f4 ans ber TBatads, bas Iens
Sr9reSienscn ans ten pirfiumffCn smnsenb.fIs
mittcIu befteben. re4e iBergaupt Getauut fnb, ira
benz tu5 GrunbeIement aug benz 9oris Der SORES
bomb" @Fan;e t9tnOorD beftsGt, wel8s nit bee
ogties 8uIiumeu" OSer benz gaIiam bon giIsas" ia
gerbinSna setra4t 1T. gu5erSsm fnO in SisisR
SeiImitteI funf anSere bptonifcss @Iemente ser.
bunben, tUeI&e ieiuer Ssifraft einr nod erbSbtr
sBirtuns seben.
@us, bic ion sebrau&t tn5su, iageu has Sales
Srnig UUn 5Urrbpune nnS Ebeer Elm ip,nOerIrdfs
tBss 9eiImttsI iei in allen 6aasn. no bic Ut9mmss.
Or8ane urSs8riiicn frS. mO BAT eine BirIns flo
mSsp5BnIt4 i4nsI dpBeye. Or sntpaIt Ni4ts. uas
ben DRastu In uHUrenuns brinsen frnnte. sr
bat etnsn ieBr orgsneBmen GsI6mad mo pire
gu etnem Rreiia 0erEmt, peJ4r ispbf benz un5s.
mitteIHeu erIaubt. f& isinsr 9siraits t6sil9aHs m
MAIDEN.
Gin Snfien mag flBr6 elm neutrality-suspicious.
sur S6pinsudt gsnunn! bsrSer, cine RrauI9eit, se'
gen psIfe Sales 6pnb Of SOrebOunS ane Ear"
has betannte iIderfie Sprbeussmittel 1T. 20ssrt
tarum ,eiuen 2luBeubia, Oa5 Gdsre @essnmlttsI
mgebradca!
Ainser rmpfinStr sroas sinSsruns Sur4 Seine
befdnftisenrsn Gtseri4atteu, psnn Fs an Groap
pSer Seudbuittn Ieipen.
4reis; SO Gents unb Sl.OO pro
Tlafhe; je mebr, ie billi9ers
Bel allen apOtbeteru 3u habens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
Gerestap6ifGe 9epefdjett.

@eridts Der ,,gtNOcrten greFe" fir ben ,,0euti5en
Gprreiponbenten.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11

SSir muftrn. eae cieies berrliebe @ctter fur
rem anfans res Wsdr, ~ prdt,tis uar. nm
Ianse an;ubaItcn, une cine faIte ,,sSelIs" be-
flrebtsne. baben mir eimen S0rratb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
1bme ctllcs dnD IN zen Scr. Stl
bCtanrtcn 2 dbipiuSlcrs.

2on0on, 10. Dldr;. - Or. Jtatban
ganb, Der 0So;ialiit, "pclder in 6oamO se~
miller Setriigereteu angGtlagt lit, lit bier Dem
@cIdngniiie iiberlpieien woroen uuo miro
mabrifeinliA auSgeliefert wer6eu. Dem
Sernebmen mad eridwtnselte gaus wdbrcno
ietucS 2lufentbaltS in 9totterOum 20, 600 @W-
0Cn, inbem er in Der ''+'"'N Nurb 2(uuOuccu
Uerfiiubete, boB er 9feitau. -lreu, 9Sirtben
I. I. 10. Sorrdtbe 81 biuigereu Greiieu licfern
i0erbs, alS fe oieIelbCn in 8eutihlanb cs
laugen t0unteu. Gr frdte Die eiHlaaicnocn
4bidiagSiablungcu eir, idtdte jcoOh ME
mails biC pcriprOdeueu SOrratbe. Gr wur6e
III southampton uerbaitct.
Or. giatban Sans btclt iij ldngcre 3eit
i'll Ben Ser. Stuaten AMI unb tam mebrere
0t0le Ucgeu SdninoclS nit ser Yoliiei III
GOnilitt wuBte iidl ic6od) immcr aus Der
Sdlinge 81 Siebcn. &Or etliden SabrcH
griinbctc CT in Soitou ctu iojialitiihcS $50
d)Gnblatt in c1glii6er Spradle, bon wcldDcm
iuOeTeu nur etnt8e mcutge giummern ets
{ iCutu. 2ulu, 3, 9(O
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0aocb cine aest ZfObeleHs.

2onbon, 10. 0idr;. - Gine 8erliuer
9epeide i'm oStanbar6" meloet: o@eueral
Stobelefi bat cine 9febe Dor elmer 2(n;abl
ruiiiider Sffi;iere gebalten, in melder er
ertldrte, Der bette Ruiie iei Der @3ar. europa
miIie, mas 9erIelbe BON ser ilapiiden Trage
oeute. Seine (SfObclefi'S) 3uriifberuiung
iei cine neue 9eniitbtguug, Die er Dem
Wannesu Ueroanfen babe, pelter Elm 6aiier,
reid nuf 8lut unb Giien gegriiu6et. 9ieies
Soiicrreif riiiie ourd ruiiiideS Slut uuO
giIPu ,erff0rt mer6eu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
AZ. GonsreB. Grfe Situns.
Sies Scr SempcrenSler i'm Sunbes=
Senate.

anuGbme Der SiG CUR Grnennuns elmer Gpms
miifiUn in Se,us auf een SpirituoIenban.
sel.-@ine bereutiame NIB ftimmuns. -Depr.
mprcusSittidrffteu inn SauIe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-11
n,r sltteut6ter SYaeeeou por o,,ria,,

2onoon, 10. MtGr3. - Der 9ltteutdter
Niucgcan beitano beute eiu Serb0r unb muroc
inter elmer So6uerratbSautlage Dem Sc
rtdtsoerfabreu iiberlpieieH. Gr iagtc, CT
wirSe Ieine Scrtbetoiguug fir oeu BrOleB
aufiparen uno uer3idte auf Gin SreBUerb0r
Der .3eugeu. Die 2luSIagcn Der 2eBtsreu
enthielten nid)tS gienes.
Dian glaubt nidt, SaB Die 0OduerratbS-
antlage erbOben muros, mn etu &ooesnrtheii
81 erwirtcn. Diac2ean lddtc mcbrere Wfale
laut uuf, ais 0ie S1iilcr beS oGtOu College"
ibre 9iuSiageu iber Den SOrfaa madteu.
Die Yoli5ei i'll 9SinbiOr lit i'll 6Olge uon
3robbriefeu, melde Dem @olijcts SnipcftOr,
Der bic Serbaitung 9tnc2ean'S pOruabm, gu
gngCn, bon 2ouoOn aus peritdrtt worOen.
6e6nabmr cimrs audi in Sen Ser. Stanten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-08
The Courts.

The Courts
Court IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, De Vaughn agt De Vaughn; decree
To-day. Mcpherson agt Lowell; on hearing
CRIMINAL CeURT-.J.dge Wylie
Martin WEIGH alias Reddy Welch, larceny; ver-
dict guilty.
EQUITY GouRr-yudge Hagner
Yesterday. Spllman agt shreeve; auditors re-
port confirmed. Williams agt. williams; refer
ence to auditor. Schumacher agt Minder; commits
SION 10 set answer frem infant defendants Or
tered Thomas a4e Carroll; pro confesso ordered
and cause referred to the auditor. Chrstiancy
derei taken. Andersonagt Anderson; sale finally
rat1hed ana cauSe5raferred TO auditor. DobSon
2gt DUNCAN: rent ordered paid by the receiver.
ordered. Muller oct Newhaus; auditors report
ratified and distribution ordered. Lockwood agt
Gated McBlair at Ten EycS: Commission lis I to get
nswer from infant defendant ordered. Ready
agt District OF Columbia; dismissal of bin with
CIRCUIT CoURT-.JssdCe HacAsfh,1-.
To-day, Ogler agt Harmon; Harris & Shafer agt
taylor; Buatlng's Sons & Co agt- R;chold; Hig-
gins, Cobb & Co. agi Ri1old defaults. Bradley
ct al. agt Gait; onhclrihg.
Affairs inavyess Washington.
MONEY OKDERs.-Postmaster Anger has directed
that hereafter the money order of1icein the branch
post Office, West Washington, shall be kept open
until O'Clock in the evening.
ACCIDENT TO Two LADIES.-Atout six O'clock
yesterday evening horse attached to buggy in
which Mrs. Walker and Miss Hurley, living on 32
lh1gEl street, were seated, ran away, and in
turning the corner OF 34th and streets, the buggy
was overturned and both ladies were thrown out,
MIS-. Walker receiving a bad confusion on the
slde OF the lace, AMI Miss Hurley serious bruises
ABOUT the body. Her Injuries being serious she
was taken to the resi- ience OF DIR. McDougal, 1890
34tn street, where she received medical assist
ance.
THE WEST WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE Asso-
GATED CHARITIES met last evening at the Aged
WOmenS Home, Mr.. F. L. Moore In the chair, and
Mr. Joseph w. Davis secretary. The ladies' in
charge OF collecting and visiting districts made
reports, showing very thorough canvass They
enter heartily into the work.
HIGH IIDE.-March 9. 1894 am; 10 SO pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-08
EXTRA BIG BARGAINS IN SPRING DRY
GOODS JUST OPENED.

1G0 DOZEN!
10 inches long. Huck Towel, all Linen l2k cts
40 PIECES
Fine French Shirting Percales. Sc In wide l2k cts
Choice styles hest ply Carpets marked town TO Is eta
Floor Oil Cloths, ali widths. prices marked down.
AU-wooi super Ingram Carpets. reduced to 81 cite.
SPRING DRESS GOODS
Fine all-woo Spring Cashmeres. new colors 50 in
wide. so cts.
Beautiful assortment Moire Satns, new colors
New cOlors Gfos Grain Silks. only 81 yard.
New Spring Dress Goods, all colors, Is cts.
Black Cashneres, IS cts, so cts.. 81 cts., 20 eta
Black Dress Silks, 81. 81. 25. 81. 50, $l.75.
Black and Colored Satins
Ladies Cloth, all the new spring colors.
Gents Spring Cassneres, 75c., ST. 81 25 so yd
Spring Dress Goods, l0c., 1lc.. 12c.
Fine Scotch Zephyr Ginghams, IS cts.
Light blue and Pink Cashncres.
summer Silks, Soc. &c, 75c.
Fine French White Marseilss and Piques. 12k cts.
Hamburg Embroidery, &C.. Sc, 4c., &c.. &C., &c,
Zine White Cambria Remnants, 10 cts. yard.
Cloth Spring Styles. for Boys wear 81 So So cts
Best all wool Buntngs, rs eta.
Extra large Crochet Counterpapes, 81.
Sheeting Cotton, fuii width, Is eta yard.
Madras. Ginghams. Figured Csmbrics, Table Linens
Matrings. Spring Cacoe. Elegant assortment Spring
Dry Goods At Bottom Prices.
C. N. TOWSON'S.
M 6S6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, south side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-08
Special Weather bulletin.


The chief signal officer of tine army furnishes
The following special bulletin 10 the PRESS
Tie barometer is highest north OF the lower like
region ana lowest TIE west Gulf coast The
COL: wave now extends over the St Law: cnce val
ley, where the temperature Is below zero, it i be-
low fretZIg north o. Virginia, in the lake region,
the northwest AMI il north 'rn Texas. where snow
Is reported this morning. R.iin prevails In the
southern states. AMI light STOW In TIE northwest,
The upper he region and the upper Missouri VAL
ley. NOrth"Tly la caofPriy winds prevail in all
districts east OF the Mississippi, and east to south
winds are reported from tie northwest The fol-
lowing temperatures were reported yesterday
afternoon: Norfolk, 52o: Charleston, 67o; ST.
ya8nali, 6oo: Jacksony cs9o: Galveston Coo; san
AnfHni:. 40; Los Angeles. SO. The temperature
has fallen about lGo in New England and
The middle states, with clear weather
except in Virginia. The STORM which is
now central sOuth OF Texas, viii proba-
bly, move slowly TO the DortheaStwart during We'd
nes3y ana Thurs 10y, and the Indications are that
Cloudy weather and rain SNOW will prevail in
The middle STATES and lax" regions during Thur
day. Indications are that snow Will prevail in
New England OH THURSDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-08

HOW THE HOUSES ARE NUMBERED.
The houses on the north and east sides OF streets
bear odd numbers, and houses on the south and
west sides even numbers; each number considered
equivalent to trent foot of twenty feet
or houses fronting on streets running north
and south. the houses ON the northern corners are
numbered a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-08

The FOLLOWING BARGAINS viii be sold tomorrow
only at X. GOidSchmiti's, No Si2 9TH ST. bet ii and
j northwest: Handsome engraved gO5ictS, with
cut fern leaves, so. X CT. majOiica fruit plates,
loo. each: decorated china plates for Children,
Be-; crystal glass fruit dishes on high stand, 25c.
new pattern goplets 2h- !. IL: backing brushes.
with boxes OF French hldckilg. 30, sold else
where for TO-: fine reclaim tea sets, containing
6S pieces, 1915: porcelain covered vegetable Dishes
49,: = gallon water pitchers, &c finch horse
shoe pickle dishes, Sc; extra large size C1Spa-
dores. in all colGr, 2oc. fine perfumed toilet SOAP
&C. q ltrge cake; mixed Canary b rl seed, So a To-,
sold elsewhere for 10c.; 3-raw stove brush, With
box of star paste polish, 13..: wooden kitchen
spoons, &c: S-rubbins brushes, 4c. Also great
bargains In 20 different styles OF baby Carriages
PEoror 1c-i sheetins, s31.c, at Brodhead Co. g,
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DRY GOODS.
- NJ ARCH MANY WEATHERS.

Ahch MANY "EATHERS.
BARGAINS. sEAsoNABLE GOODS
100 Dozen Children's Fun Regular Oil Boiled French
Ribbed Extra Long, Fast Colors. All Sizes HOSIERY.
only Csc. pair.
MEDIUM WEIGHT SPRING UNDERWEAR FOR
LADIES' GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.
All sizes. fun regular made and only 75c 81 Is and
Il. 50 each.
100 Dozen Extra Large All Linen Bleached Damask
and Huccabac TOWELS; extraordinary value, a, only
25c. each.
EXCELLENT BARGAINS IN NEW EMBROIDERIES
AND INDIA LINENS.
COCHRANE Il CO.,
M OPPOSITE RIeas' BANK.
GUINNIP, DAY l. CO.,
$40. s22 s24 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
SPRING GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Just received our first large purchase of SPRING
GOODS.
SILKS! SIIhS:! SILKS!M
SUMNER SILKS. Striped and Chene Patterns.
from 45c up.
FIGURED AND POLKA DOT FOULARDS.
SUMNER sURAHs, all colors. for Travelling Suits
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
in all the new Makes and Colors.
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS,
NEW HOSIERY. NEW HOSIERY
NEW UNDERWEAR.
NEW HAMBURGS. NEW LACES.
LADIES' COLLARS. CUFFS. TIES and FICHUS.
CORsETsI CORsETS!! CORSETS.l!
NEW WHITE GOODS.
PLAIN SWISS. DOTTED SWISS INDIA LINEN
VICTORIA LAWN, PERSIAN LAWN LINEN
LAWN. INDIA NULL.
LINENS! LINENS!! LINENs,M
TABLE LINENS. TURKEY RED DAMASK.
TOWELS. NAPKINS and LINEN SHEETINGS.
TABLE COVERS and BED SPREADS.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
GUINNIP, DAY l. CO.,
ma 800. 800 s24 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
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Brain and Nerv

Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility &c
81, at druggists. Depot, $50 Penn. ave-
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from these corners the numbers proceed in reg
ular order by addition OF two for each front Of
twenty feet on each side OF the street until The
next street, &c.
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There IL No One Article

IA the nne OF meoicines eat gives SO large return
plaster, such as Carriers Smart Weed and Bella
donna Backache PlaSterS.
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Forty Years, Experfenee Of an Old Nurse
MIS- WinslOw'S Soothing Syrup is the prescription
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-faflfng success by millions Of
mothers for their children. It relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrhoea gripping
In the bowels and wiTd collie By giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother. Price Is cents
OOttle m,W,S
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemcnfs Tonight.

AmuSe mcllts Tonight
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.-"Uncle Toms Cabin. !"
NATIONAL THkATER--"The Passing Regiment"
CAPITAL THEAfBR-Sheehan COyne Comedy
Company
Masonic TEMPLR.-Union Veteran Corps Fair.
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with a cold, when Is cent bottle Of Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup will cure IT..
There were Two Nominations Sent to
the Senate Yesterday,
Which shows a decided Increase over the number
aging to the office-seekers We trust every man
and woman in the city who is after an Office will
be successful, and would suggest that it would be
souvenirs Of their stay here. Today. among i
srs an Of value our gxsn Sg VIII en os
should happen to find a watch In the can
ne lnsn purchases re he, would from that mo
name is sent TO the Senate. Beside watches to-
day we shall also give diamonds and money. II
you don't get the article you want you may at
leaSC get something else of equal value We have
decided to extend the time OF giving presents to
April ], SO that our friends from the most remote
send in their orders and get returns We beg to
assure our friends out OF the city who order by mail
that their chances OF getting valuable present in
the can or cans OF either tea or coffee sent them
are as good as though they were here in person.
D1s1nterested persons Invariably make selections
lor o H1 customers We guarantee every
can OF tea and coffee to be as good as money will
buy anywhere. The tea is put up in cans az
pounds per cam and coffee az pounds per CAM OF
pure Mocha and Java mixed. We never deviate from
price, which is 81 per can six cans for IS
twelve cans for $40, twenty-five cans for SO,
or Is cans for $50, with present Of some kind in
very can, such as diamond ear rings. diamond
ollar buttons, diamond rings some other article
Of diamond Jewelry, or gold, or silver, or nickle
watches, or money, or some other article OF jewel
W worth from 10 cents to $3.50 No blanks. Yes
terday we published part OF the list OF those here
IN the city who found in tea and coffee diamonds
the day before, (Monday), and now we give par
tlal list only OF those living out OF the city who
sent their orders by mail received orders filled and
forwarded yesterday. We do this merely to prove
mat Out-of-town customers have as good chance
as those who come to Our store and select in per-
son.
DIAMONDS FOUND YESTERDAY BY
Az Smart Marietta Ohio in
tea; A. Cohn, Covington, KY, collar button, In
tea; F. W. Speny, Cheyenne. Wyoming, stud, $50,
IN coffee; William r. Smith. Danville, Va, ring
a is.n ruby and sapPhre $50 in tea George
Thomas Jenkins, Logansport, Ind, engineer Pitts.
burg, Cincinnati and ST. Louis railroad, ring $50,
In coffee; Miss Jennie Williams, Moberly, MO-,
ring, $50, in tea, and many others. Remember,
beginning this morning and for the remainder OF
the week we win give away large number of
watches, valuable genuine diamonds, jewelry and
money Don't fail to call, send or write II you
need cof1ee or tea We refer to every leading
friends. Orders by mail promptly forwarded to
all parts OF the United States Address,
IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY,
$40 Market Space, Washington, D. c.