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The Preside MT has issued invitations for another
dinner party TO occur on March 18th. Among these
invited are several OF the Justices of the Supreme
Court and their wives and Secretary and Miss Fol-
ger, Attorney-General and Mrs. Brewster, and Sec
rotary and Mrs. kirkwoed The latter lady, how
ever, VIII probably attend, she is cut OF the
city.
The floral decorations at the reception of the
chinese legation on Saturday evening. to which
guests were invited toneet the Secretary of State
were remarkably elaborate and beautiful. The
PRESIDENT OF course, did not attend, although re-
ported 10 be present. All the members OF the Cab
met were present except Secretary Folger, and
most OF tae gentlemen OF the House and Senate
committees On foreign affairs attended except SEN
at0rs Edmunds aIM Miller Of California. The
Justices OF the supreme Court Including the Chief
Justice and Justices Miller, Matthews, Gray, Field.
BIanley and Harlan, eX-Ju>tce Strong and nearly
all the gentlemen or the diplomatic corps were
present, and also Speake. Keller, Representatives,
Hardenberg, Orth Rice. Chef-JuStice Drake Judge
Schofield and Dr. Peuer Parker, Assistant Secretary
Davis, Judge Macarthur, ex-Secretary Blaine and
Gen. Beale The supper, which was provided by
one OF the best caterers In the city, essentially
tue same as at the handSomest entertainments
given here by other members OF the diplomatic
corps, or our own citizens, that is to say no dishes
pecunar 10 The Chinese empire were served. The
menu included fine wines. In the center OF the
taDie was Chinese pagoda made entirely OF flow
ers In choice varieties The present Chinese min
lster brought With him many specimens of Chinese
art, including carvings and richly embroidered
screens, which now adorn the parlors at the Legal
lion, and were greatly admired by the guests at
Secretary Kirkwoo1's wife still remains in Iowa.
Assistant Secretary News wife left to-day for
visit to their home In Indiana.-Senator VOor-
neeS ana family NO lonRerli live on Vermont avenue.
He Is now on Capitol Hill, with his son, and his
wife and daughters have gone to New York to re-
main until April ist when they will move into the
quently made visits here in the winter, Is now at
the Arlington
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Mrs Winsl0ws Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain cures dysentery ana diarrhoea pripin0
In the bowels and wiId collie BY giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle mWa
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COLLINS PLASTERS.
ONE COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER
COSTING IS CENTS,
Will instantly relieve Pain, Weakness and Innamma.
ton Of the Lungs Liver, Kidneys, and Urinary Or
gans, rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Sciatica.
$50 SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemenfs TO-nigh

AmusememtS Tonight
FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-"One Hundred Wives
NATIONAL THEATER-John t. Raymond.
CAPITAL THEATER--Var1ety entertainment
ROLLER SKATING RINK-Polo
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Admiral Patterson. not Commodore
PaitiS0ns

To the Editor Of the EVENING STAR
tdps1s pennR by Sunday Herald reporter;
copied, errors included by one OF our dail1es made
the Incorrect statement that Commodore Pattison
Is soon to be retired. Navy people Will be able to
correct this error for themselves but many OF the
numerous friends OF Commodore Pattison and his
excellent family will be glad to learn that In the
natural course Of events he will remain command
ant OF the Washington navy yard for year and q
hall yet, and when retired, several years hence,
Will have the rank OF rear admiral Rear Admiral
retirement; hence the mistake which arose from
confound1ng him with the commodore.
l. N. BURR1TT.
A BILL FOR 4 DIvoRCE.-Nary E.. jenkins to-day
filed bill for divorce by Mr.. X. j. Murray, from
John q. Jenkins. She states she was married on
september l, 1871, and That they lived together till
OCTOBER, 1874, when, she charges, he deserted her.
SUIT FOR DAMAGEs-This morning the case of
Patrick Foley agt Blake FAINT and others was
placed On trial In the Criminal Court. Foley was
engaged in the furniture business and in 1875 In
Sured his stock in number OF fire insurance CON-
panies. In July, 1876 fire took place and the
August the defendantS-truSteeS OF johnson
Heien'S estate-holdtng claim against Michael
Foley, attached the money due from the insurance
companies in New York, by which action the
plaintiff claims his business and credit was dam
aged and he was forced to bring suits against the
companies and was put to great expense and
trouble. 1eSsrS. Henkle, Dubamel and H. w.
Garrett appear for plaintiff and Gordon & Gordon
and T. 7. Crittenden for defendants.
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Aliens Brain Food II the Most Reliable
tonic for the brain and generative organs It posi-
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory and
all seminal and sexual weakness ALI drugRists
81 bottle; SIX for - Stott 4 Cromwell, $50 Pa
ave. NV.
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DRY GOODS.

EMBROIDERED PARIS ROBES
EMBROIDERED SCOTCH ZEPHYR SUITS
CREPE DE CHINE EMBROIDERED F1CHus.
DRAP D. Etc EMBROIDERED FIcHUs.
SATIN sICIL1ENNE WRAPS.
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES" IN PARIS AND
LYONS DRESS FABRICS.
~, toSisISk SILKS. SUMNER eH.s SILKS s.ihs'
INDIA PoNGEES, SICILIENNES
SPECIAL 1NDuCEMENTSn IN BLACK AND
COLORED SATIN RHADAMES
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK SILK GRENA-
DIMES IN NEW DESIGNS"
ALL-W0oI. CHEC-iS ILLUMINATED SUITINGS.
FRENCH SATlNES. PARIS BATISTES.
NOVELTIES" IN HANDKERcHIEFS AND
HOSIERY.
SILK, CHUDDA AND BERLIN SHAwLS IN NEW
AND STYLISH DESIGNS.
NEW PARASOI.S, PARISOLETTES AND sun
UMBRELLAS.
SF Correct Styles and Prices Guaranteed.
SEATON PERRY.
Successor TO ''PERRY & BRoTHFR'0
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1S40. mil
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Money, Money, Money, Money by tn
1iapdfnl, Money by the Armful, 3al
relS Of Money!.

TeIS Oh money!
Beginning this morning we will commence to
give away money in each can OF tea or coffee we
sell. Every can will contain a sum OF money tpos-
cents or Is cents, or 30 cents, or 40 cents or 80
cents, or 60 cents, or Is cents, or g. or e. g.
S, or $lO or $1h or So or u.s. or $780, $40 or $50
$3.50, in either nickels, silver, greenbacks, or
gold.
We guarantee both tea and coffee to be strictly
gold for every ounce OF adulteration
found in any can either OF tea or coffee
we SELL Our price 10 uniform, and never varies.
as follows: 81 per canJ six cans for s. twelve cans
for $40. twenty-five cans for go, or sixty five cans
for $50, with cash present In every can.
Orders by mail pr0Gnptly forwarded to all parts
OF the United States Remember, we shall give
away money in every can we sell this entire week.
Call, send meSSengH or write. Address,
NPOETERS' TEA COMPANY,
$40 Market Space, Washington, DC.
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Archery In the Fire Department.

SHOOTING ARROWS WITH LIFE LINES ATTACHED
PROPOSED PRACTICE FOR FIREMEN
Gen. N. C. Meigs and two other archers were
out at the Wallach schoO.-hOuse neutrality-suspicious.
shooting arrows with life lines attached, as for fire
escapes There was difficulty I'm throwing
an arrow, with the end Of line attached, clear
over the Flagstaff, about go feet high. An arrow
with 80 feet OF cord wound on the head was
thrown at least twice the height Of the building
and fi1gstan. With little practice any OF our fire
men will be able TO throw the end OF line into a
window Is feet above the pavement. or to throw
small ball OF Irvine as high as the Washington
monument Such Irvine Will hold the weight OF
100 feet OF rope, which will support ton. The
Potomac Archcrs propose to ofJer a prize to the
best archer among the firemen at the close OF the
shooting season, which begins In April and closes
In November. They will ask the fire department
that some OF the firemen be permitted to shoot
with them from time TO time, and also TO practice
archery at the engine houses
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VOC CAN GET 81 am daddy" cards cheap 9tl
Street wing Washington Market G.. 7. Creahen.

PENRosE THOMAS, a white man, was In the dock
at the Police Court Saturday. charged by Lizzie
Thomas, his Wits with making threats OF personal
violence to her She told the court that every time
sfe strikes him he threatens To Kill her. The court
under the circumstances, concluded to take the
prisoners personal recognizance for his good be-
hayiOr for six months.
PARTIES who are Interested will please see the
advt of the National Fair association, under Pro-
DOSalS.
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EASTER CARDs.-J. Jay Gould, 4a1 9th street

THE GREATEST BARGAINS ever heard OF will be
W. Read the following carefully: ct coffee pots,
o.; ut, 49,: ct. 14c.; qt. lie; 2 ct covered
buckets, &C.; g. ct, g.; 4qt.. 12c.; 2qt covered
saucepans, g.: ct, lee: Of, 14c; Of, o. 10
qt. dshpans, TO-; II qt loo; IA at, 19c: 16 qt.,
Sc; qt- water pats, g.; 16 Of, &c: 30 feet
Clothes line zinc washboar. 80 clotheSpins3 large
boxes wash blue. re; Japanned candieSticks,
match boxes, coffee pot standS stove filters, pie
plates and egg beaterS, &c. apiece; great reduc-
tons In mijolica decorated ware, trunks and baby
Carriages.
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DRY GOODS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK.
w SILK DEPARTMENT, W
~ Fancy Silks. nice quality soc. per yard. u
Il Sogsra S Snsks' only &c. per yard q
II Grand and special Sh bargains in Bach siiis al
~ 81, 81. 25. $l.3s 81. %. 81. 6s. 81 and s.. ID
W DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. W
a New Goods daily receiyine in Cashmeres. A
y Nuns yeiings. ID
X HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. ~
French Ribbed Plain Brown Mixed Misses
French Ribbed Fancy Striped Misses Hose.
fui regular made, only 2cc. per pair.
G, UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. q,
Ladies, Gauze Undervests. superior quail
Ladies' CAME Undervests, q superior quail
ity, for sec.
q GLOVE DEPARTMENT. ~
n We shall continue the sale Of our Buff Tyrol n,
Channels Gloves, button length. at 75c. yer i
y HAMBURG DEPARTMENT: u
q We are opening new and elegant DESIGNS in 4
ID new Honifon and Guipure in bsautifal styles. ID
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
and nsrrow Ribbons in new and stylish pat
n RUCHING DEPARTMENT. *
= New and Handsome Styles at lowest prices -
=, yet named Csc. soc.. s4e.. SIC. and ACC. rer =
q PRINTDEPARTMENT. n
N 80 pieces Standard Prints in good styles, n
~ warranted fast coors, at sc. per yard IN
SMALL WARE DEPARTMENT.
100 gross Hand Painted Pearl Buttons at &C.
TT per dozen. III
q FLANNEL DEPARTMENT. q
y neisat 81, 81. 10 and sl25. Y
= BOSTON HOUSE. =
II 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 92I Il
MARCH DUST AND MARCH WINDS.
CoCHRANE's SUPERIOR yEILINGs
NEW PARAsoLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
Unusual Attractive and Excellent Bargains.
Bargains in
FINE PARAsoLs AND PARIsINA vEILINGs
At
Heretofore not enjoyed by citizens Also
NEW HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES,
in patterns and qualities secured only by our facilities
and long experience in the Swiss market.
COCHRANE CO.,
mil OPPOSITE RIGGs BANK.
CPRING DRESS GOODS.
We are daily receiving our new Spring Goods. COM
prising full hne of Foulard Sateens French and Do
nestle Ginghams, Printed and Plain Percales, and
Linen Cambrics. French Nainsooks and Mulls Bel
GUM Linen Sheeting, and Pillow Linen, all widths;
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins to match Table
Damask by the yard. Towels and Toweling in great
variety Those in want of choice goods viii find it to
their advantage to examine stock before
HOOE, BRO. & CO.,
m3 1928 STREET N. W. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE
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Don't Die In the House.
Ask druggists for .sRough on Rats" It clears
ants, insects. 15c. per box. Depot, 4S8 Penn.
ave.
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JAS. BENNETT, who was In the dock at the Police
Court Saturday. charged with being vagrant
told the court that he was not tramp, but Is al
this showed the court his brawny hands. which In
duced Judge Smell to permit the prisoner to &C
upon his giving his personal bonds to leave ths
city.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The WcaflleY.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. DC. March 13. 1882. 9 80 an. {
FCT the middle and South Atlantic states slight
~ cooler fair weather. preceded on the mmedi tie
coast by light rains, north To west winds, and riS
ing barometer
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THE GREAT TURKISH CARPET AND r UG SALE
Dowling'S auction rooms were crowded to-day with
The best people examining the magnificent display
now on exhibition. 1t will continue tomorrow
and the sale begins on "Wednesday
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Makes CORsETS 70 order in every style and material.
and Rf!fsffi q AZ ff'SI
French Handmade Underelothins, Merino Underwear
Shoulder Brsees and ali Dress Reform Goods
for @a Sheh sees assn shs
Corset. her own make that for the price cannot be
N.B.-French. German and Spanish spoken. mlo-sm
Spring sPECIALTIEs.
Silk and Got Cloth Wraps Suits: Dress Triminsu
Entire Stock s ct It Ee IT fU Sn Closed ont,
N. WILLIAM.
sO7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Z Cite Trevise, Paris flo
MARKED DOWN.
In order to reduce the stock of the ORIGINAL MONO
GRAM KID GLOVE we win sell for the next thirty
days
Z Button .as Ss
: 800. 81 So *
90 '''...''.... .................-$l
MRS J. P. PALMER,
800 11o7 STREET NORTHWEST.
NJ ME- NASHlNGION.
" pRrsssAk1sSss s sSP EhIHH1se STORE
1211 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-,
Dresses SUE Costumes Cloaks. &c, made in supe:
ana basted. and a perfect fit guaranteed. ~
Mrs. NJ. b. BRUCE, No. 1873 9Th STREET, NEAR
NJ Z. northwest -Stamping. Embroidering and Ma
terias Art Needework taught vatey and in classes
Ladies and Misses Corsets the pest make including
Dr. Warmers the Thomson Glove Fitting, and Wilson's
celebrated Abdominal Supporter. f9-3m
DOUGLASS.
CONTINUATION
OF THE GREAT SALE OF
LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES.
TWO CASES MORE
on those sH ThSFSHghly h Ma n and Wd Trimmed
AT Csc. EACH.
we make lower prices than ever before for the quality
DOUGLAss',
32s NINTH STREET.
MRS. SELMA RUPERT,
COS 9th street. opposite Patent Once.
Ge%Pess st % e zE R SRETEL and GER
material for Fancy Eeedework.
Large assortment of LACES. LACE GOODS, Ruff
FLINSs. HOSIERY. GLOVES. PRINCES and TRIM
STAMPING promptly executed. n-sm
NINE Won BRANDS ,
9l3 Pennsylvania Dempeey's Stationery Store
Formerly with Lord L Taylor, New York. and VIM.
rven,,. n...I Barr &C., CT st: Louis .
Coaks. Dolmans and Suits; all made 1t the shortest
notice; perfect work. superior fitting; sstsfaction
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REAT BARGAINS IN COLORED SILKS.
20 pieces PLAIN COLORED SILKS, bOc.
~ pieces PLAIN COLORED SILKS, superior, 81 GO
and 81. 25.
10 pieces BLACK DAMASSE 81 so and So. 80.
pieces ALL SILK GRENADINE, Black, 81. Is and
40 pieces BLACK AND COLoRED NUNS CLOTH. 46
inches, soc.
10 pieces PLAID CASHMERES. As inches sI.OO.
~ pieces BLACK ALL WOOL BUNTING, l5c.
10 pieces BLACK NUNS YELLING, Soc.
Stripes and Plaids to match all the above.
New PARASOLS and SPRING JACKETS.
Bottom Prices in every line.
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
mil T13 MARKET SPACE.
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Life is Not Really Lived

that cannot be enjoyed The nerves must work
tremendously or there cannot be happiness. In
DIT. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills the ner-
vOus lady finds certain relief. They cure indiges-
ton, flatulence, and neuralgia.
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Special Weather Bulletin.
TOMORROW TO BE FAIR.


The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following sDectaI bulletin To tine DreSs:-
The barometer Is lowest In New EngiInd and
highest I'm the lower Missouri valley. Rain has
prevailed in the southern and middle states, fol-
lowed by clearing weather. Partly cloudy weather,
with light snow, continues Ia the lake region and
New England Clear weather Is reported this
morning from stat OnS In the Mississippi valley.
and thence westward 10 the Rocky mount in re-
gion. The following stations report more than one
inch OF rainfall during the past "a hours: Savan-
nah, 1s2 f1ch: Charleston. 153 inch: Mont omery,
LBS iach. The temperature has fallen from 10o to
20 ia The Hisis~i p!, ohio, and lower Missouri val
leys IL has risen slightly atstatcns on the mite
and Gulf coasts and IN the upper Missouri valley.
Nort3trly TO westerly WINS are reported in all
dlst-fcts east OF the M>sSS pii and sOuthcrly
winds from the upper Missouri valley AMI north
err Rocky mountain region. TIE following tenn
per1tureS were reported yesterday afternoon: :
Norfolk. e2o: Char.eston. Csc; Savannah, 100;
Jacksonville, 10: New Orleans, 76o: Galveston,
40; San Antonio, .2o: Los Angeles. Go The indt-
cations are that cooler an1 fair weather will pre-
vail in New England and the middle Att ntic states
on TueS1ly morning, followed by slightly warmer
fair weather during the day.
Go TO the New Photo Co, Pennsylvania avenue,
near 9Th street. for the best Is dozen cabinet pho
tOgraphS in the city.
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Anus ,saents. &c.

FORD's OPERA HoUSE--"One Hundred Wives" a
play illustrating Mornon life and which has been
highly praised, both for its dramatic int rest and
moral excellence, VIII be produced at Ford'S Opera
House every night this week.
NATIONAL THEAgEE.-Mr. John T. Raymond will
appear 1t the National this evening In Fresh, the
American" Mr.. Raymond Will be supported by q
very strong comedy company.
The CAPITAL TuEATER.-The managers OF the
Capital Theater offer this week very attractive
variety program.
ROLLER SKATING RINK.-Tha Baltimore and
Washington Polo teams will play match game at
the rink tonight, the surface u be cleared at 80
In.
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The FOLLOWING BARGAINS will he sold tomorrow
and Wednesday only at r. Gofsrh;nid's, No. Sl2
fth St, bet III and northwest: 80 baby carriages
at reduced prices knife trays. &C.. pin cherry hat
racks. &c; 10 pin, 10c.; polished handle whisk
brooms, TO-: handsome hand painted French
china euSpadOreS, Csc, sold elsewhere for $50;
towel racks, &c. 80 feet clothes lines, &c. 60 feet
1Oc.; 80 fest, 1oc-; very handsome decorated
French china fruit plates, 20c. each; fruit saucers,
15c, not more than sold to one customer; ham,
mers, &c; electric egg heaters g.: hatchets, BE
machine oilers, 4e-; Grow stove, shoe or hair
brushes, 1Oc each; rolling pins, &C.. mixed canary
bird seed, Sc h.; walters, assorted coors, &C.
TIN pals. Sc: also, refrgerat0rs and Ice chests of
the best manufacture ut low prices.
PROF.. DANEnRIH will GIVE vocal
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COR RECT STYLES.
LADIES' SUIT1NG in endless variety are row being
shown on our counters.
Also. PRINTED SATINES. REAL SCOTCH GING-
HANS. ORGANIZE LAWNS. handsome GREN-
ADIEES.
NEW PARASOL.s, PRINTED PONGEE.
EMBROIDERED PONGEE. FOULARD SILKS.
EMBROIDERED CASHMERES. RICH NOVELTIES
LOUISINE SILKS and VELVET GRENADINES
BoNEETS and GUINETS BLACK SILKS in every
grade.
As the purchase of BLACK SILK is a very import
ant item, We recommend BONNET"S 4 GUINET'S to
the public with confidence, believing them to be better
than any SILKS known to the trade.
Special Bargains in BLACK SILKS at 81. 81. % and
$3.50
ONE PRICE.
w. II. SINISTER IL SONS.
MIL 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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THE Brown Will CAsE.-This morning the
ing the validity of the will OF the late Daniel
Brown, In which the bulk OF the estate is left to
niece (Margaret Cronnl, and the plaintiff, the son
resumed. and. after argument. was given TO the
jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-13

PROF. DANFoRTH will give vocal and instrument
tal concerts every evening at Drivers, 1913 Penna
avenue
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There Is No One Article
in the line OF medicines that gives so large a re-
turn for the money as good porous strengthen
ing plaster, such Carriers Smart Weed and Bel
ladOnna Backache PlasterS.
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FussELLs Ice Cream AMI Charlotte Russo.

Go TO the New Photo Co, Pennsylvania avenue,
near 9Th street. for the best 81 dozen cabinet pho
tOgraphS in the city.
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CITY ITEMS.

Never Despair Of Curing Your Cold
so long as you can buy Dr.. Bulls Cough SyruI
Price IS cents.
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BILL TO ANNUL A MARRIAGE-Mr. r. j. Murray
has filed bill in the name Of William Kicks agt
Laura Kicks for the annulment Of marriage. He
sets out his marriage in November, 1874, TO de-
PENDANT under the name OF Laura Samson. and
states that she was then the lawful wife OF ThOs.
Samson, which fact he aScertained in July, 1880,
and that he at once separated from her and has
not lived with her since. He further charges her
with adultery.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'TS.

GEORGE E. MOVES,
" COLUMBIA FOUNDRY,
1850 3Oth street, Manufactures Steam Engines Boil
ern. Shaftng, Puleys and Mill work: Architecture
Iron Work; also repairs Agricultural Machinery.
f2S-6m
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SpFIAS StyIeS
now ready In the Tailoring Department. Ny as
sortment is practically unlimited and gentlemen of
faStldiOus tastes invited to inspect. have one
OF the best cutters in America.
GEO. C. HENNING, 40 It'll street
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up ana down tn street, and picking a lady's
him to give bonds for his good behavior for six
months, or be committed for 30 days
How LITTLE Boy LOST Hrs LEa.-Yesterday
afternoon, about 4:30 O'Clock, Master Johnnie
FallOn, aged six years, the eldest son OF Mr.. E. j.
FallOn, OF the Government Printing ONCE, reSid-
Ing at 1916 18th street northwest met with very
sad accident on the GlenwoOd road, a short dis.
lance beyond the cemetery. Mr.. p. Foley, the
auetioneer, In company with Mr.. Brady, ex-deputy
sheriff OF New York, was at the time driving into
the city In buggy, and hearing cry from be-
mind stopped the horse Immediately. On alghting,
the child was found cling1ng to the hind axle and
screaming for help. When the little fellow was
relieved from his hold 1t was discovered that his
left leg was broken Of at the knee, and On remov-
Ing him fell on the road entirely detached from
the rest OF the limb IL seems that the unfortu-
nate child, with two Others, was unperceived by
the occupants riding behind the buggy, and after
his left foot slipped between the spOkes of q hind
wheel. with the result as above stated. Mr. Brady
and Mr. Foley, with Mr.. Moore, gentleman who
was passing, bandaged his leg with handker-
chiefs, and Mr. F. drove with him as quickly as
possible to the Chtldren's Hospital, corner 18th
and streets, where he was given every comfort.
and treated by DrS r. ID. De L. French and Var.
nell Dr. Ashford was sent for, who, on arriving
assisted by other physicians, amputated the limb
about the middle OF the thigh, it being found that
the leg just above the knee was badly fractured.
The child was doing as well at last accounts as
could be expected His parents are greatly dis
tracted No blame is attached to Mr.. Foley.
rxv NJ, 49,