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TO BE
F ouad al Eat,,'
The best variety IL Waco. st..
that please every one p
II n, - ~ -


pound tin broiled. trout, IS ce.,
tin.
3 pound TIM macke-e, and a,
sauce, 30 cent per tin
pound tin smoked salmon, o \
per TIN.
, pound tin smo' ed Fiunav RAl!
p cents per tin.
> uouud tin tried sea front, - !
per tin.
2pouud in bro'led fresh msctss.
cent? per tin.
pound tin miuce meat, 30 csas,
tin.
3 pound tin mipce meat, Is c..s,
TIN.
8 pound tin mince meat. 10 c,,ll
tin.
5pound tin apple butter, 60 csasI
tin.
pound TIN peach butter 60 cent.
tin.
pound TIN ounce butter COcsar
tin.
pound tin plum butt r, 50 cents
tin.
pound tin pear bu; en- 60 cent
tn.
Our Silver Dust Flour at Saa
hundred or Sl.75 per ok.
Our Delmonico Flour at $500 pei
bred or $50 per sack
Our Patent Flour at SL2U perl bur
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Our gents department has received
new acressions IL the way OF blue fau-
mel suits, and We are offering them
cheaper than ever,
Ull3tc LEVINE Bios
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Clothiug-Cal at b. Haber'. aud
get one OF those csss. suits at low
price. -g2O4'c
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Remember, your best oppoI;-'
o buy a Cloak or Dolman ch5aP n
"a ID by Levine Bros as me! I
I'D great re luctious IN that HUG
wine Brus.-l2lTtc
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Buud.cs, whistles. WINS, ale. beer and
porter. At No. 53 Austin street, Waco
TeXus.- Ol-44.lm
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This il by 20 means full aid COM
p.ete list, and besides those given AbaV-
We have numerous cattle owners 90 ou-
county VII Sc wea 70 Is - thousand
dollars and over
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The cheapest hard water soap in the
market IL that uickle cake found at
Tucker & Willis. See our new column
ad.-Ull7tc
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Notice 10 Ssinncr.

Wacp il not out Of Bagging and Ties,
Tor You can find plenty Of them at f..
Strauss, East Waco, at reasonable
nrlces -O2Mltf
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save - per cent by buying your jewel.
~ from u. Lesin.ki, Hhg eaI- all gooas
under guarantee. " ST
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Received of Sanger Bros ~ y,
pitcher, MS a result OF thtlr ,his5gp.iy
prize giit distribution. held YIN iVHI
25jO. -Ol-2ltc Mrs. MINNlE NAL
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All best brands OF domestic ciga-s at
Wholesale and retail, AT A. .. Lynne
Ul-24-lm
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Worth their weight m gold outwear
any boots and shoes madr-L Boyden
* Co.'S. make, at Sarge Bros. G1J4,c
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b. Haber VIII sell you pair Of
good shoes for little money -O2O4tc
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Buy your crcckory and q sswsre Of W
T.. M4rJln q Bro. OIU5d&wlm
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81. LoUIs, february 3 A sleet storm,
hc-isn.n4 a out %. IN to-day, gave place
to cay rims. thtt Law" i8iIeust brief In
taryai, -.rcc the streets are incs,e iu
lie. urrllet with sluth and are almost i'm
p ,sibIr. OIr and o. e-thiId inches OF
Iu.u t.ll up "a noon, and The thermomr ter
changed from p : 10 2S@, Trains @
GENERALLY del y.d In an Dir. ct'o1s and tel
e-IapI wiz being gener lly down there
j. no G. immune ton win them. 4
no trwcs, Hini Is now blowing aud cold
Mralher |. nrndlutcl.
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Nevsr iail 10 find SCARF, collars, cuffs,
81 the latest fashion at Sanger Bros. -
u1U4tc
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The genuine Rogers 4 Bro'si ,,nF
ed silver pl tied ware, can De la' % 3
prices at j. Leyinskl's.
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BanIsrupt sale.

We are Offering great oafs''. I,
hosiery, having bought a large M
bankrupt sale ia New lorA' '+'
yourself before they are a b.! gongR n +.
Ull3tC LEVINE I'D
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Mnr,ii,.rn- Lknte,.

The Cult, Colorado ana Slnls Hl
road viii sell excursion lick {, tom VIZ
via McGtegor and huu.tpn, 10 NtSl
leans and return AZ only : J,6J lNl
round trip. Tickets Will ne On slltti
February LIST 10 ON Inclusive, AM VII
good l.r return unil l5.N FyorG
Through sleeping cars wuI be Taa u
McGregor t. New Orleans, making lg'
diaIr connection with tie Star sud u
cent route at Houston.
Baggage checked through 10 NH'
leans. .,
Those contemplating yi,iing he !
di Grns carnival Will consult ,urlE ~A'
10y applying to C. l.. u-tv,, sgeil
VIII furnish through tickets. OiAI
checks, and ,uth information ss ui,
desired by the travelling pu5Iie'-V'A
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GOLD LEAF
SHE EP DIP.
A Pure Extract of Tobacco.
Always the same-Always Reliable.

Experienced wool-growcrs all agree
that Tohay co makes the bes, Dip. II i'm.
proves he Wool and does not iniure the
sheep. The cost OF Tobacco ana h.
transportation is the only thing which
mas prevented IT. universal use. Located
al Tue largest leaf market in the world,
WIN patented process for careful and
EXTRACT OF Tobacco at a cost which
makes i,s use an economy TO every WOOL.
grower,
LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO Co.
FOR SALE BY
TUCKER 4 WILLIS, Waco, Texas.
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The Yelled Prophet

D-iuks only I, A. Goldstcn's pure
California wines and keeps healthy and
happy,-0l2stc.
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Waco council United Friends Of Tenn
perauce No 4iG meets the first FRI
Il y night in each month.
W. ID. JACKSON, W. +.
j. L. ". FIELDS, X. 5. IOsu
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Agent :o- Balls co-ssts, Sanger Bros.
--lr14'r
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Sanger Bros, the gents furnishing
goods house u Waco U2ito
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Everybody uses 1t. " II. Wltk!u,
Waco Pencil -Ullglm
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2 Haber will sell one of the best
dress shirt, In the city. -U-ui'c
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go 10 v. Z. Martin ~ Bros tor read
nice, decorated toilet SITS --ulUG.dyw I'm
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Get your decorated toi.etscts OF w. T.
Martin & Bro. UlN5.I&wlm
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Note these prices of goods Fe:a1
yesterday guarantee every I.hI
be TT ple-plate silver the hest u
Re sd the prices: j
Sett Teaspoons ............'.'1
l Sett Tablespoons .......-....'" I,
! Set Table Forhs .......,,."'' 4
/ Sett Table knives .-........'.' I
these are bedrock prices, IS e'sI
body knows. have made coGIe'f1
ing reductions on eve ythlns else Y
and be convinced,
". 7. RIyIEI
Corner Fourth and Austin I"
Dec. l9.dlw
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II YOU want a parlOr sl'r GeIIps'
plain, 20 TO ". T, Martin a b",iTo;dkS;
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Newest out. The W. II. WatRlD'
Pen,il.-0ll9lm
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THE COLD WAVE.
Itswcpt the Continent Xester'
dny

ToIo>To Canale February 3.-Onc to
three icrt ~ nov tel in western and
uor h,rn ontario last night. Pa.seu ger
trains rr.cyerl hours late and heights
are at a -tiul-till.
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Clothing for old and yonnSS'
gain at Sanger Bros. ul-s'''
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The nobbiest suit Of clothii95ss,
least money az b. Habers'--i-'''
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Ii YOU want an elegant be 6l,d ~ AZ.
OTTO ". p. Martin 4 BIos 'V'O'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-30
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
HUNG JURY IN CARrTEK's CAsE.-The second
jury which has been empaneled in the county
court disagreed yesterday afternoon In the case
OF Frank Cartier. OF Washington, charged with
nuisance in bringing night soil from Washington
to Alexandria county The first jury was taken
taken from Alexandria city and that has disa-
greed. The third jury will be taken from Fairfax
county.
MEETINGs-Several interesting meetings will
take place mere tomorrow. The teachers Insti-
tute will meet at Peabody hall. and the new
Alexandria WarehOus1ng, Mining and Manufac-
turing company will meet at the Midland railroad
Office. The Alexandria Shipbuilding company
owning the lower ship yard now leased to AgneW
THE COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-A secret service de-
tective visited this place yesterday to inquire as
the recent passing OF counterfeit money. The ex-
animation showed, as already stated In THE STAR
that the cOunterfeits had been used by counter
felt detector agent to illustrate his business and
after his death had been stolen from his desk by
cOlOred girl.
REPORTERS NOTEs.-Geo. Carter was charged
yesterday afternoon with stealing hen from
susan Arlington, and convicted. and thereupon
his mother appeared at the station-house, gave
him a sound thrashlng, and then the mayor re-
leased him. THE Washington and Ohio railroad
VIII be sold again next Wednesday.-Thef funeral
by the Masons and odd Fellows of the city. Fred
erick Baker has been appointed tiler of Washing
ton Lodge, vice Mr.. Craven.-The fair at st.
fair on Monday night at St Pauls lecture-room
realized over s50-Taking OF testimony In the
Wise Massey election contest has been postponed
Just finished a visit to the Virginia Theological
seminary, near this place-W. E. Latham, son
OF the late Hugh Latham, has been chosen by
the Virginia Grand Encampment-The boy
Harrison, charged with stealing a letter from the
mall, was discharged before being brought before
commissioner Fowler, as his explanation of the
manner in which he came in possession of the let
ter was deemed sufficient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-30
The National Rifles, Soiree.

A BRILLIANT SOCIAL GATHERING AT MARINI's HALL.
The reception given by the National Rifles at
Marini's last evening was a brilliant affair, and,
like all such events under the auspices OF this
popular company, very enjoyable. There was
large attendance the dancing floor during some
portions OF the evening being almost too much
crowded for comfort. The decorations of the han
showed rich effects In bunting and the national
cOlorS, while banners with the Rifles monogram
adorned the wallis at intervals. The head OF the
hall was especially attractive and glowing with
color. f0lllge plants and flowers completed the
graceful decorative effect The music furnished
by the marine BAN was delightful and kept the
nInble rect OF the dancers in motion throughout
the evening; the visitors from the other military
companies scattered here and there throughout
the nall giving variety to the scene. Mr.. Geo. w.
Evans, who is indispensa bic on ell OCCASIONS per-
formed his duties as floor manager with his usual
tact and ease. He was ably assisted by the fol-
lowing: Lieut. James F. oyster, MesSrs. Fralnard
I. Spencer, Edward A. Goodwin, James H. Clear
d. W. Zlntzlnger, Wills b. Magru1er, W. p. Bote-
Ter, w. II. keneaSter and Frank E Johnson
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Affair." In we.t ya.hin.so,.

AccIDENT-About 80 O'Clock yesterday after
noon colored man named Nelson johnson, while
cutting hay at Hackney's livery stable, on AQue-
duct street. between 26th and 18th Streets had his
hand badly cut by the machine Dr.. Suter attend
ed him
PoRT.-Arrived- schr. D. l. Sener. light.
Cleared-Schr. Helen Hasbrouck, Bennett, with
coal for Jersey City; and schr. Lula, Baker, with
coal for Boston.
THE CANAL FREIGHT QUESTION is stu unsettled.
Inc consolidation boatmen still refuse to accept
me oner OF IS cents freight and SIS trppage, and
the companies previously shipping at 81 are send
Ing out a few boats. The Maryland company sent
out one boat at 90 cents freight This company
VIII PROBABLY oner 95 cents to-day.
"A PLEASANT PARTY.-The last OF the assemblies
gwen by the Married Gentlemen came on last
night at Forrest hall, and proved brilliant finale
70 q series OF pleasant entertainments
CATTLE MARKRT.-Sales at DrOvers' Rest yester-
Day are reported as follows: Fifty cattle up
ana SOLD as follows: Best, to Ok; good,
sheep and lambs seld-sneep at to Z, lambs at
10 IL 10 cows sold at $50 to $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-30
New DREss Goopsl

ELECTRIC BLUE. CRUSHED STRAWBERRY,
SHRIMP PINK, OK BLOOD. FRENCH
GREEN. CHINA BLUE, GARNET BRONZE,
MARINE BLUE. CREAM. ETC, IN
40 inches wide Illuminated Foule 80 cents.
90 inches wide Nuns Yelling, so cents.
AZ inches Wide BeRes. 5Ocents
40 inches wide French Cashmeree 50 cents.
AZ inches wide French Chudda. 81 cents.
AZ inches wide Cachemire Bege g. cents.
Nuns Yelling. all wool % cents.
All wool Pin Check Dress Goods, Is cents.
All wool De b ges, 20 cents.
All wool Continuation Smting so cents
SUMMER SILKS.
Check and Stripe Summer Silks so cts. 60 cts and
Dress Silks. all the new colors, 81 per yard.
Surah Silks. all the new colors SO cts.
Goiored SIX Brocades, OttOmans, and Moire Silks.
BLACK Cashmeres, 81 Cts, 80 Cts 81 Cts, Is cts.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
Ia Bridal Quilts Mareeilles Styles. 90 cts.
* inches long all linen Towels Is cts. each.
Coth for Men and Boys Suits. Is cts 81 cts so cts
Ladies' FLANNEL Suiting. double width, rs cts
New China Mating. white and fancy styles.
C. NJ. TOWSON,
mh24 636 PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE. South side.
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An Internal Revenue Officer Saved.
PROVIDENCE August 81 1882.

/
Editor Of Boston Hera1d:-
DEAR sIR.-During my term Of service IN the Inter-
nal Revenue Department Of the United States at the
time my office was in this city. afflicted with
we're attack Of Kidney disease and at times suffered
tensey. received the medical advice Of some of our
best physicians for long time without being bene-
fitted by their prescriptions. Being discouraged by the
failure Of the doctors to help and being urged
| use Hunts Remedy by friend who had tested it's
merits. although reluctant to try patent medicine
was finally induced to try the Remedy. and procured
two bottles of it. and commenced taking it faithfully
| according to the directions.
Before had taken 1t three days the circulating pains
In my back had disappeared and before had used two
bottles was entirely cured. Whenever. from over-ex-
ertion Or violent cold the Pains In my kidneys
turn. few doses Of Hunts Remedy quickly effects
cure
Before closing beg to mention the remarkable cure
OF friend Of mine in New York City. to whom
commended this valuable medicine. He was suffering
severely from attack which pronounced by his
physician decided of Bright's Disease of the Kid
| neys I obtained two bottles of Hunts Remedy for
him. and he commenced taking it and began to i'm
at once and was speedily restored to health and
he attributes the saving Of his life under the bless
INK Oh mercl1ul providence, to Hunts Remedy.
Another friend Of mine in New York. to whom re-
| commended Hunts Remedy, suffering severely
from Kidney disease and entirely of it
using this wonderful medicine only short period.
Feeling deeply grateful for the great benefits expert
enced by friends and myself from the of Hunts
Remedy feel it to be my duty well as great priv
nege, to furnish you this voluntary and unsolicited
statement of facts for the information Of your large
readers of VIII "
suffering from this widely spreading scourge and be-
eve that it is the best medicine nw known and that
it will all cases of Kidney diseases that can be
| cured.
shall be pleased to Golfer with any who may de-
sire interview regarding the statements herein
| tanned. Truly yours,
| RICHMOND HENSHAW
80 Messer street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-30

Capt. C. Phil. Snyder has been nominated for
Congress in the 81 West Va, distr1ct-a vacancy
caused by the election OF Mr.. j. E. Kenna to the
United States Senate.
1t Is charged that E. B. Puthoff, the present
mayor OF Hamilton, Ohio secured the de1nOcra tic
primary nomination by getting ingenious me-
chanfc to make him the ballot boxes with false
sides and bottoms, which were stuffed In advance
with PuthOf tickets
Gov. Cameron, of Virginia, last night said that
the statement that he had been rendered and re-
fused the Postmaster Generalship was utterly
without foundation.
A dispatch from ST. Paul says the governor and
other state officers OF Minnesota have signed q
petition requesting the President to appoint ex-
Congressman Mark II. Dunnen Postmaster Gen
eral,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-30
A Probable Murder.
DEATH OF CHARLES DRAEGER FROM A BLOW ON THE
HRAD


THE STAR OF Monday evening last mentioned the
finding OF the apparently lifeless body of a man
the day before Sunday in pool of water near
tn" corner OF 1st and Boundary streets northeast
Officers Sullivan and Slack went to the place and
found 1t was Charles Draeger whose residence
was 2l2 G street northeast, clerk. They took
MIN TO the station house and Dr. Purvis was sum-
moned- The man was almost lifeless and could
give no account OF himself, having no power to
talk, ana Dr. Purvis, after a thorough examina-
ton, gave IL as his opinion that the man had re-
celved blow on the head, which had produced
conclusion OF the brain, which would probably
prove fatal, as 1t has done. the man having sue
cuinbed to the blow and died this morning at his
nome, to which place, he was removed.
Al the Time he was found the officers arrested
two men In that neighbOrhood whom they
suspected might have inflicted some foul play up
on him. They were afterwards released, nothing
having been discovered against them. 1t is since
learned that Mr. Draeger was In his usual health
and suspicion OF foul play naturally arises
MAJOR BLOCKS attention having been called to the
1act or his death, he set about Investigating the
case, and telephCned Lieut.. johnson, OF the
Seeond precinct, to see the coroner and give him
all the facts in the The funeral Mr. Draeger
VIII take place Sunday from his late residence,
2l2 Il street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-30

SpR1Na
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
The Spring stock of fine clothing at the Mist Store
Is now complete and in variety of styles. quality OF
materials and good workmanship cannot be surpassed
while prices cannot be eQualled anywhere.
Special attention is calle0to
BOYS CLOTHING.
SUITS FOR BOYS FROM II TO II:
Good Suits for S. worth s..
Atwood Suits for So, worth SO
S SPLENDID I Suits t for s. 80. So.
Black Cloth Suits for $40 So worth s1s.
Fine suits for $12. worth $40
FOR BOYS FROM TO IL:
niece suite fos @ w sgit for g. worth $780,
A All,xeol Suits for s: worth s. SO.
Elegant Suits for SC. worth $40.
SPRING OvERCOATs
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
Az, wool Spring Overcoats at &c. worth So
Ssll faced Spring oyercoats at -. so, worth sI2.
six fsced spsns at
Fine Melton silk faced Spring overcoats at SIS.
SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS;
Better Suits at 81 ST. 81 g. S worth 81 81.
M wool Cheyiot Suits go styes) at So worth SIS.
Black Diagonal Suits at $l2, worth $40
sv Fine At B s x Dase es Coat Prince
Fine Brown Tricot Coat and Vest Prince a,ter4
style, at $18. worth $50. ' ~ Aooi
Black Trcot suits cutaway frock, at SIS worth s25.
Fine Elm, Gorkscrew Suits at SIS. worth s2s. Wv
81 Blue Flannel Suits, warranted indigo at So worth
Fine Yacht cloth Suits at SIS worth sos
Black Cloth Suits, double breasted frocka at sIa
worth $780, 81 eAo'
Gossamer Coats at g. s.. So s. and S. so. worth
PANTS
at S. 81 So s., 49, so. 81, 81. so and s.; must be
seen to be appreciated. w ~ wv
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TO ALL prR-
CHASERS OR MONEY REFUNDED
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
N B. The Misft Store has no Connection with an .
other concern in the city. mh23
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemenas. &c. Tonight.

FORDs OPERA HoUsE.-Collier Rlce's Opera
company in "IOldnthe."
NATIONAL THEATER-John Mccullough as "y,r
giniuS-"
THEATER COAIQUB--Hyde & Behman's 1.-TWO
Johns" combination
DINE MUSEUM--Novel performance and remark
able curiOStieS.
ODD FELLOWS HALL--Howard & ellis "Uncle
Toms Cabin" combination.
LINCOLN HALI--COncert by the pupils OF thu
Washington High school
EVANSVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Iitarary
and musical entertainment
ROLLER SKATING RISK.-Assembly at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-30

LABOR NoTES.-At meeting OF the Lynchburp
va, tobacco manufacturers last evening, every
manufacturer was pledged not to resume work
with any OF the strikers before May l, unless a
majority Of the manufacturers conSent.-There
IS a prospect OF strike among the calf and kid
tanners or Phtladelph1a. Mcneil and
powered by mob at Little Glace Bay, N s., yes
terday, while attempting to arrest the Iingan
the Glace Bay lookup to save himself from the
mob ~ "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-30

THE STAUNToN POISONING CAsE.-The coroners fury
lnthe stanton, asylum poisoning case rendered
verdict as follows yesterday: ''That the deaths OF
the parties aforementioned were caused by some
very active poison which, In their opinion, was
the alkaiold or aconite; and they do further say
That said parties received SAID poison In the med
lclne5 taken by them on the 24tn OF February last
but how said poison got into the medicines thu ;
termine"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-30
CITY ITEMS.
Fresh Supple. Of spr,u

Fresh Supplies Of Spring Hats.
Gentlemen's Spring Style Silk bats. s. worth e.
Square and Round Crown Stiff FeltS, 81 to g.
Fine Soft French Felt Hats, SIS g, $250. g.
Boys fashionable Derby's, 81. worth $3.50
closing out Childrens Soft Felt Hats, at cost to
make room for q new stock of straws, at Lewis
Popular One Price Store. $40 9TH street, between
and northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-30

S. L. HExrsrosE,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
DRESS GOODS IN ALL THE NEW SHADES
p,~ NOVELTIES IN SUITINGS.
EMBROIDERED ROBES.
NEM DESIGNS IN SATEEN& PLAIN TO MATCH
CHOICE PATTERNS IN PRINTED LAWNS.
n I ANOI hEh LOI OF THOSE PRETTY SCOTCH
WHITE GOODS IN ALL THE NEW EFFECTS.
NEM LINE OF SUMMER SILKS.
ES0nn I EI2 SILKS, IN BLACK AND COLORs
INDIA SILKS, VERY DESIRABLE.
SURAH SILKS IN FOURTEEN COLORS INCLU-
UNG ALL NEW SHADES, AL ESPECIAL GOOD
G0L0RED eros GRAIN AT 81, s1.25 ANDn.so.
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, RHADAMES SAT
ms OTTOMAN SUKAHS. A COMPLETE LINE.
FROM WELL STOCKED LINEN DEPARTMENT
WE OFFER GOOD BARGAINS
HOSIERY IN ENDLESS VARIETY, FRENCH. ENG
COTTON TEXTURE. ~
NEW sun SHADES AND PARAsoLs OF THE
LATEST DESIGNS. W.
s. L. HEMPSTONE.
~ BOB MARKET SPACE, PENNA AVENUE
ONE PRICE. IN PLAIN FIGURES. mhl5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-30

TEST COUPON TAX CASE IN VIRGINIA-The COL
lectOr or taxes has been sued in Harrisonburr
Va. by railroad for levying on the stock In the
payment OF taxes This case will bring up test
OF the validity OF the tender of coupons for taxes.
and win probably go to the Supreme Court OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-30

A " H1TE GIRL ELOPES WITH A BLACK MAN-Ann
CROKER, aged tWenty-fOur years. OF Il respectable
falnily In TOrrngtoR, Conn.,, Cloped with and mar.
T1ed fuil-bioOded negro namai Joe Bradley WHO
WAS employed on her fathers farm. The couple
are living at Ashley Falls, Mass, and she refuses
TO her family.