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A 700 Mile Ride.

WHAT TWO WASHINGTON BICYCIISTS PROPOSE TO
Do-PRoJECTED TRIP FROM WASHINGTON TO THE
MAMMOTH CAVES.
The interest OF those who love to get outside OF
the polished wheel Of bicycle and spin along the
avenues and streets is just now absorbed In con-
templated run OF 700 miles. to tine Mammoth caves
OF Kentucky. The question discussed is not
whether the journey can be accomplished, but
whether the time can be taken from business and
employment to make the trip. SO far only two
have decided to make the trip One is w. C. Serb
ner, who is well and favOrably known to every
bicycle rider in the city, and the other is Gale Sher-
man, an expert rider. The latter rode last year
from Lima Ohio, to Boston, distance OF 065, miles
In 10 days While all the plans have not been fully
decided upon, IL is probable that the riders will
start from this city about the 18th OF May. They
Will nrst 20 TO Lee5burg Va, and then take the ma
tional pike to Lima, Ohio. There they expect to
be joined by large party OF wheelcrs, and, taking
the Kentucky pike, go directly to the caves. A
number OF the members OF the Capital City club
Will accompany the riders rs far as Great Falls,
and Dr. Ii. NJ. SchoOley will continue to Berrys-
Vile. Va. The latter, two years ago, rode from
this city to Boston. The distance to the caves is
about 200 miles. The riders do not care to aver
age more than sixty miles per day. Some days,
when the roads are rough, they will only make
thirty-fve miles per day, and if the Kentucky
roads are as good as they used to be they can make
10 miles per day.
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DARAsoLs.
PARASOLS,

Il NEW STYLES.
Parasols, lined, all colors, So.
Cardinal Parasols, lined, 50.
Satin ParasOls, MORE styles, lined, So.
Satin ParasOls, lined, gilt ribs, Spanish lace 81.
Satin Parasols, gilt ribs, deep Spanish lace, IS.
Parasos, with fancy handles 81. %. 81 3d. S. so.
Sun Umbrellas. black and brown, large sizes.
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
SUMMER SILKS.
Atwood Monte Dress Goods, new colors. Csc.
ladies Cloth 10TH In al the he Spring colors.
Summer Silks, &c., &c. extra heavy at 75O.
Spring Cashmeres. new colors, at Ike.
Surah satina. new colors, at Soc
Chudda Cloths. illuminated styles.
MORE Satins. all the latest styles, at 81.
All Wool Black Cashmeres, Sc, Soc, &c. and 75c.
Co!ored Dress Silks very heavy new colors and 81 TO-
Silk Damasses, Tinsel Novelties, Nuns Yelling.
Albatross Dress Goods Taffetas Beges and Roman
Plaids.
Bunting, all wool, new colors, best make 25c
Lace Bunting, only 12kc.
India Linens Persian Lawns, Dotted and Figured Swiss
Check Nainsooks, Victoria Lawns. French Organizes.
45 INCHES LONG.
Damask Towels, at Csc.
Cream Table Damask, &c., Soc.
Percales Madras and Seersucker Ginghams.
Boys Cloth for Spring Suits, Csc, &c.. Soc.
Shooting Cottons, White and Colored COunterpanee.
STRAW Mating best quality fancy checks 25c &c., $40.
Best 2-Ply Carpets, Atwood. reduced to 75c
c. NJ. TOWSON,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, (south side).
ap22 Near Market
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Wall Sircea I,a.dax.

NEW YORK, April 29-Thc Posts financial art,-
Gle says: The Stock Exchange markets Continue
dull United States bonds are unchanged South.
otherwise s.a1A higher. Railroad bonds are gem
orally lower, the changes being, as q rule, frac-
tiOnal Tho stock Market has been alter
OF the fluctuations decline Of Ka1X, the
latter Canada Southern to lSH. The weakest
stocks have been Lake Shore, which has been
as low as 1854. The western stocks and the
coal stocks have generally been rather arm. Jer.
Qt having ruled at CsHa6oh) by the active con-
test which Is going on between the present board
OF directors and such OF the stockholders az oro
see.inS representation by means Of new election.
An exceptionally strong stock to-day has been Pa
ciflc Mail. at 3SZ to S91z, probably In connection
with the forthcoming essction. The money mar.
loans, time loans and prime mercantile paper b.
ing unchanged Tue Market for foreign exchange
Is quiet and Arnn
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High school Building.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR.
1t is now only about seventeen weeks before the
new building for the high school will be needed
for use. From pre- sent appearances it will not be
ready; and, judging from past experience, it will
not be furnished before the middle of the next
scholastic year Please give the plainest possible
hint to the Commissioners to attend to this bust
ness. so that the Franklin school building may be
restored TO its legitimate use and the high and nor
mai schools may be accommodated in the building
intended for them. Won't the building committee
attend to this? PUNCTUALITY,
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Condensed Morning Telesrams.

condensed Morning kilograms.
The whole session OF the q. s. circuit court in
Charleston, s. yesterday was occupied in hearing
further testimony for the defence in the case
OF the United States against John r. Hogg
and others, charged with ObStructing qualified
voters in Barnwel county. Arguments Commenced
to-day. The remains or the late Gen. s. A. Hurl-
but arrived at Chicago yesterday, and will be in
tered on Sunday at Belvidere. the late home of
the deceased. The state convention OF colored
men in session at Macon, Ga, adopted platform
yesterday In sympathy with any movement s'tO
overthrow bourbon democracy which will offer
better inducements than the republican party
TWO resolutions 1ndOrsing Gov. Crittenden's course
in the Jesse James affair were introduced in the
lower house OF the Missouri legislature yesterday,
but were ruled out Of order, the democrats suS-
tanning the speaker The SalOOn-keepers of Gin
cinnati have decided to keep open tomorrow to
test the new Sunday law. VIM. Wrenn, vet
eran OF the war OF 1912 and a pensioner of the
United States, died Thursday IN Spottsylvana
county, Va, In the Tooth year Of his age. The
Massachusetts, house OF delegates yesterday de-
state officers. In Richmond yesterday the appli-
cation OF Attorney General Blair for an Injunction
to restrain the board OF sinking fund commission
ers from executing the contract given to the Ken
dali Bank-Note Company for the printing OF the
new Virginia bonds was refused by Judge Wexford
and the contract stands. The steamer Marion
with picnic party on board, exploded boiler
in Wateree river South Carolina, yesterday, killing
and drowning five people and injuring five. Earl
Cowper has resigned the lOrd-lieutenantcy of Ire
land and Earl Spencer, now lord president of the
council, has accepted the appointment as Earl
COWper'S successor.
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contest for Possession OF a Girl.

HER FATHER AND GRANDFATHER IN COURT.
THIS morning Chief Justice Cartier had before
him the case OF Miss Blanche Strait, daughter Of
Mr. n. A Strait On writ OF habeas corpus. The
petitioner was represented by Mr. e. B. Hay, and
the respOndent-Mr. w. D. Crampsey, the grand
father OF the glrl-by Mr.. +. Miller. Miss Strait is
fourteen years OF age. and In the divorce case in
WHICH 1Sle deSerti2n was charged decree was made
mother: Mrs. Strait died in March, and it is
claimed requested that the girl remain with the
grandfather. This morning when the case was
called Mr.. Miller read the affidavit of Mr. Cramp-
Sey, to the effect that the writ was not served on
him I'll O'Clock, and he was unable to see his
counsel till 10 O'Clock last night, where he could
procure a copy or the petition. He submits that
the girl being over IA years old has the right to
select her own guardian, and that his daughter ON
her death bed requested him to take care of her.
Mr. Hay replied that the question which 1T was
desired 10 present was whether it would not be to
the best interests OF the young lady that her
father should have her custody. Chief Justice
Cartier said that there had not been return. and
postpone d the hearing till Thursday next, at 10
O'Clock am.
GrITEAU AT PRAYER.-Among the visitors to the
Jail to-day was minister, who cOnverSed with the
prisoner Guiteau for some time, and they engaged
In prayer, the prisoner seeming considerably af-
Iected, and subsequently he appeared to be more
sensible or his position than for some time past
He was asked this afternoon IL he intended to ap-
pear In the General Term to argue his case. and he
replied that be cid not know that 1t would De ne
cesSary, but he would consider the matter.
TIE ADVERTISEMENT has appeared of a new life
insurance company, ''The Mutual Reserve Fund
Lie Association" branch having been estab-
lShed In Washington, and which, by some new
methods in the management OF It's funds, Joined
to stern reduction along the entire line OF ex-
penses, claims To be able to offer life insurance at
much lower rates than have heretofore prevailed
with reliable companies It's advisory board of
directors for the District CT Columbia Is strong In
the character OF the men who compose it.
FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A. Golden agent ::
5000 shad from s12 to$2O per hundred; $4,000 her.
ring, from ST To 81 per thousand; 800 punches
rock and perch. from 10 to 50 cents per bunch.
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s12 svrrs. George spransy, 5o7 eth street.

SPRING NOVELTIES at ~. b. Moses & Son, corner
or 7th and Penn. ave Great bargains ana yarie-
ties in straw mattiugS, patented wire window
sCreens. TnuSquto canopics, furniture, carpets and
upholstery departments. Stocks complete and
ready fer inspection. Buyers cordially invited TO
examine this large and assorted stock. Baby car
Images from $3.50 &c $50.
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TEx TR0USASD DOLLARS worth OF black and COL
or @ trtch PluneS at SlIughterilg prices. Black
flnIGes, IS inches long. $50, warranted genuine
ostrich good black, and worth So; finer grades in
proportion; cOiored PiumeS and Tips az the same
rates We guarantee q saving of from go cents to
81 on each plume bought In our store. An I'm
pe1Se stock OF trimmed and untrimlned Hats and
Bonnets- Seven styles OF ChildrenS and Misses
Hats not TO be found in any other Millinery House
In the city, hobby, stylish and cheap We can suit
you In quality. style and price.
L L. ELoUT. 1In 7fh street northwest
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Special Weather Bn,,etIu.
FAIR SUNDAY PREDICTED.

The chief signal officer of the army furnishes
tie following sreCiaI bulletin to the preSS:-
The barometer is lowest in the Canadian maritime
provinces and highest In Montana. Rain Is re-
ported from tie south Atlantic and Gulf states and
New England Tue Following special rainfallS
during the past 81 hours are reported in inches:
Lynchburg, Leg: Little Rock, LII. In the lake
Te.lCn and middle Atlantic states partly cloui
weather prevails In the upper Mississippi and
Missouri valleys the weather Is clear and the
winds n0TthweSterIy. Est of the Mississippi
river tae winds are light ard variable The telil-
peTaGUTC has fall from % to 20 in the lake re-
SiJn. from ( % 100 IN the west CUT states In
the New EuSla nd, MIDDLE ana south Atlantic states
there has been slight rise. The following tenn
peTatUreS were reported yesterday afternoon
N0Tf1R, CSC: Charleston, 10: Savannah, no;
Jacksonville, TS; Galveston $50; san Antonio, 800
los Angeles, 80. Fair weather Is indicated for
the Lake region, New England, and middle Atlantic
states during Sunday.
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nIEn-

DIED.
BARR. On Wednesday evening" April 26. 1882, after
lingering illness, which he bore with Christian for-
tude, JAMES A. BARR in the sixty fifth year Of his
age.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF his SON.
inlaw j. F. Gladmon, 1909 Fifth street northwest
Sunday, April 80. at 2 O'Clock pm. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. q
ZELBERNAGEL. On Friday, April 2Sth, 1882. at
O'Clock p. NJ, MAGGIE beloved wife OF w. s. Zeber-
nagel and daughter OF L. Gness, aged twenty four
years.
Funeral will take place from her fathers residence on
It'll street road, Schuetzen Park Sunday, April
30th, at O'Clock p. m. Relatives and friends in
vited to attend.
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AFTER REPEATED DEMANDS for HavennPro bread
In the northwestern part OF the city w nave con-
clUdCd To run one OF our wagons there TO supply
TIC demands, commencing on April the 18th.
HgyenneT'S family bread win he promptly deliv-
ere6 and can be had at the following firot-ci9SS
grCccrs: G. c. Bryan, cor. 18th and sts.; John
lyman. 1895 l. St; +. L. WheeleI. cor. 18Th and X
StS- ". K. Brown. cor. Pa. ave- and 10Th; p Daley,
St, bet. zIst and al: ATundel & Fairfax, 2lI5
ST.; Isaao EikeG, cor. 1Sih and Pa. ave.
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C q TIC'U RIA SOAPl

An E1quisitive Toilet Bath. and Nursery Sanative.
Fragrant with delicious flower odors and healing basa
Contains in modified form all the virtues of CuT1cURA
the great Skin Cure and is indispensable the treat
ment OF Skin and Scalp Diseases and for restoring.
preserving, and Identifying the complexion and skim
The only Medicinal Baby Soap.
CUTICURA REMEDIES the only real Curatiyes fol
diseases Of the Skin, Scalp and Blood.
Price: CUT1oURA REsoLvENT, 81. 90 per bottle; CUT1-
cURA, SOC. per box, large boxes, $1.OO; CUTICuRA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, Csc. CUTICURA MEDICINAL
SHAVING SOAP, 15c. Sold everywhere.
Principal Depot WEEKS POTTER, Boston.
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MIS-. FASCoAsT. the well-knOwn moliste, OF Phil
adelpaia. anj Mrs G. j. Clark, OF this city, will
opfn branch establishment 1t No. 21S East Cap
toi street, where they viii be glad to see their
fricniS and patrons and all those who desire orig
fnaiiteS IN costumes
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LIFE SIZE CR4Y0S PORTRAIT given to all who
learn art-CraiO shorthand method OF drawing,
taught 10 three lessons at McLeod'S studio. room
9, vernon Row, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
10th streets.
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The Climax Shirt.

Ready for use, 81; best in the world at the price;
SIX thousand sold in Washington. Try one. Also,
SuspeDders, Hdkfs, &c, &C., at Lewis Hat and
Furnishing Store, $40 9TH street, bet and NV.
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FROM THE Boston EVENING TRANsCRIPT.-The
buckingham Hotel. New York, enjoys an enviable
Reputation with the travelling public, being CEN
traly located for the reception OF guests, and has
long experience, and who Ill agree that in every
respect this elegant establishment has fully and
fairly Won its high character. The charges are
Reasonable, and accommodations unsurpassed.
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COLLINS ELECTRICITY PLAsTERs.
Gentle, yet Effective united with Healing Balsan rem
der COLLINS VoLTAIo ELECTRIC PLAsTERs one hun.
dred times superior to all other plasers for every Pain
Weakness and Inflammation.
Price Is cents. Sold everywhere. a28
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMuscments Tonight.

FoRD's OPERA HOUs2-"The Widow
NATIONAL TIIEATER---" East Iynnen
CAPITAL TBEArER--yariety entertainment
WIIIARp's HAIL--Prof. Carpenter.
ODD FELLOWS HALL--World's Museum.
LINCOLN HALL--"H. NJ. 4. Pinafore."
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CITY ITEMS.


The best S Silk Hat I'm Washington:
Fine Stin and Soft Felt Il ats, 81, s. s.;
CLOSING out Colored Derbys at reduced prices
Boys and Chfldren's White and Mixed Straw
Hats In great variety, and at Popular Prices nice
ones 6Oc, nc, q, at Lewis, $40 7th St, bet and
X nw.-eStabliShed 1864
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE Substitutes desiring to
purchase any OF those handsome lots on College
Hill, Immediately north Of the Columbian Univer-
MY, would do wsli TO make their selections at
bnce, there but eight lots 18th street now
for sale and several OF the inner lots also dis
posed Of Plats OF the ground, With prices, can be
had on application 1t the office OF Fitch, Fox e.
BrowE.
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Launch.

CHESTER. PA. April 29.-The iron steamship San
Jose, built at Eoach's yard for the Pacific Mail
steamship company, was launched here to-day
She Is or Loo tons burden, 3O6 feet long, a6 feet
beam and 23S feet depth Of hold
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CATARRH.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,
The GREAT AMERICAN BALsAM1o OSCILLATION OF
WITCH HAZEL. AMERICAN PINE, CANADIAN
FIR, MARIGoLD, CLOVER Bios
som, ETC.,
For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure Of every
form of Catarrh, from simple Head Cold Influenza
to the Loss of Smell Taste and Hearing, Cough Bron-
chitis and Incipent Consumption. Endorsed by Ply
sicans, Chemists and Medical Journals throughout
the world as the only complete external and internal
treatment.
One bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Solvent
and Sanfords Inhaler. all in package, of all drug
gists. for 81 Ask for SANFcRD's RADICAL CURE.
WEEKS Il POTTER, Boston.
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kilograms to The Star.
Affairs i'm British, Columbia.

hHNiIS HI k1fIthSn CO1uU1Of8s
VICTORIA, B. C., April e. The local contractors
and II Is understood that they have abandoned
the work. Large sums are due laborers and
dealers here Oh account OF the work. News from
the iur seal fisheries give promise of an enormous
catch Upwards OF 20 provincial steamers are en-
gagged In the business. Preparations for tho gen
erLl election have commenced
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After the report OF the House proceedings in our
first edition closed the second resolution declaring
Lynch entitled to the seat, was agreed to-yeas
12S, nays s.. Mr.. Lynch then appeared at the bar
OF the House, escorted by MI. Caikfns and the
SnoQknr - -
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Charles
Mclaughlin and Sarah Hearty; John Henry p.
Lcrch and Hanna Digger.
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JUMBO GUITEAU CARDS: also, the crank cards
eth street wing Washington market Look 10
them &. Il. Creahen.
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1113 STREET, formerly l. r. Clark & Sons. has
fcen reoICned L. r. ". Henderson Co with a
fac stock OF English and American wall papers;
$50 WIDOW sn-C65, &C. All orders promptly at
tended to-
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For fine shoas at reduced prices go to the BoSto
ShOe House, 491 Pennsylvania avenue.
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By His FRENCH Dry PROCESS A. Fischer cleans
EdieS' evening dresses, yelvetS, Grape wells, gents
nne clothes, etc. NB.-Hs Gyeing OF black ALI
wool ladies' and gents garments Is unsurpassed.
A. Fischer. 906 G street northwest.
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THOROUGH GENrIL1rY Is more entirely

THOROUGH GENrIIITY Is more entirely tyDified by
exiui, t. care about the unteTgarInentS than al
most any other item OF l3Gy'S wardrobe. To Wear
common badly made, garments, shows undoubted
vuf-arity- Many OF the wives OF prominent
statesmen little imagine the sneerS and comments
fDtu'gcd In by the clerks who sell them such truck
No cheap stun is ever found ct Taylor & Hufty's,
hut such materials and Workmanship IS commend
tie garments 10 ladies' o. tlSte and retinement
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For the benefit Of those who have not already
seen the Linoleum floor cloth, we would say that
combined with solidif1ed oil, pressed on to canvas
by means OF powerful rollers, forming an exceed
lngly durable surface, on which are imprinted
handsome patterns in varied styles 1t is suitable
for private dwellings, public buildings stores ETC.,
and sold by all carpet dealers The only genuine
article has the word I" L1nOleum" printed on the
back OF every square yard.
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WV. NAySE & Co have opened private discount
and deposit Bank Ut $40 9Th SIT ct northwest
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$4,000 SAEz.--'fhere has been placed On sale at
Eenry StraSburgCr's auction dry goods house, at
No. 90 9TH street northwest, fifty thousand Collars
worth or dry goods marked down to the lowest
pasecs. Sec full details IN sdyt.
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Oh WEDNESDAY. May the 81, the second spring
opening 1t Baum takes place. New goods In all
the different departments. Ali damaged ones
must lie sold out by that time.
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Write to Mrs. Lydia e. Pfnkham,

No. 233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass. for PAM
phlets relative to the curative properties of heI
Vegetable Compound in all female complaints
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Hot SPRING PEBBLES In gold. gold-nlled 1cyvelry
81 To sle, IL Pr;gg'S 1ewelry store
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DE-. MARY E. WALKERS lecture at Odd Fellows
Hall Sunday at p. H., entitled Curiosities OF the
Braia.
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FIVE CASES or CHOICE STYLES PACIFIC LAWNS,
worth I2L cents, at cents per yard.
Young & STERN. sol eth street.
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For NEXT MONTH we shall Cffer special bargains
In gents h@ni-Sewed CATERS AMI lOw-qu3Tter
shoes; ladies' and misses Kill button. sandals and
Newport ties; boys al leather Shoes 60 cents;
mems work shoes - cents CHI jren's shoes in great
variety. IL HPilDrunS shoe house." No. 4G2 9Th
street northwest, sign, The OH Woman iii Win
dow,
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LADIES Kid worked button hole boots only 80 at
the Boston Shoe House. 491 Pennsylvania avenue.
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EVERY HOUSEHOLDER should avail themselves OF
TIE generous offer OF Smith, Hanway & Co. See
advertisement in another column.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

y HH,
WARRINGTON. DC, April 20 1882. $50 a. IN. {
For the middle Atlantic states, local rains, fol-
loved BY learing weather, nOrthwesterly winds,
hi her barometer, stationary or lower tempera-
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we nave examined specimen or the Port Grape
Wine of Mr. Albert Speer, referred to by CORE
spondent Of the American Baptist, and have no
doubt 1t is pure. We should judge from its taste
and appearance that it is certainly valuable as a
medicinal wine and as tonic for weakly persons.
1t has the recommendation OF some OF the first
physicians in this country, as well as Europe Sold
by druggists and grocerS
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UNDERTAKES.

JOSEPH GAWLER.
q GENERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
1925 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Terms moderate
and everything firsr-cass Telephone connection mia
q UNDERTAKER
1897 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Telephone Connection do
A UGUSTUS BURGDORF
IA FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
No. BIG Pennsylvania northwest between Sd and
~ streets. Everything lirst-cass jan19
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Honesty is the Best Policy

In medicine as we'll as In other things. Ayers
Sarsaparilla Is genuine preparation, an UNI
eQualed spring medicine and blood purifier, de-
cidedly superior to all others in the market Trial
proves 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-29

THE GREAT CRANK CARDS have arrived For
sale by all card. novelty and news dealers Nor
Hson & Duyal, publishers
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Does Your Head Ache!
Lodilles Specific cures the worst case In to 30
minutes 80 cents. At all drug stores.