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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-27
PERSONAL.

Miss Hattie Paul, of the Scimitar
is i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. j. X. Speed was on Change to
day after several days absence from
illness.
Mr.. Ben Jolly was here yesterday
from Chicago, and went to Nashville
last night.
Mr.. John R. Green, editor of the
Brownsville Democrat, is in the city
on business.
Thos. H. Wilson, cabinetmaker and
Gpkelsterer. All kinds furniture re.
paired at short notice, 43 Jefferson. I
Captain W. f. Randolph, of Wash
ington county, Miss, arrived from
below to-day on his way to Ken
lucky.
The latest novelty introduced is at
Martin Cohen's, 2l9 Main street,
where one Of Mrs. Langtry's beautiful
enlarged pictures will be given away
with every one who buys hat from
him. Call and see them.
General Hancock's son, Russell
Hancock, has been there for seveal
days, from his plantation on the Sun.
flower, below Friars Point. Elk.
Governor and ex. U. S. Senator Alcorn
has also been in the city for several
days.
Colonel j. W. Jefferson came down
from his plantation at 0sceola, to-day,
his first visit to town for seven weeks.
He has plenty Of dry land yet, and says
that the water at 0sceola last night
was eight inches below last years
highest,
Mr.. L. L. Anderson, Of Louisville,
is in the city in the interest
OF the Mutual Relief Association, of
that city. He comes highly Endorsed
as a reliable and worthy citizen and
will present the plan of the associa-
ton to leading business men of Mem.
phis.
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Wator and Wenther Nina.

WeotMer Notes.
Lowest temperature this morning.
5l'; wind light from the northeast
Yesterday the wind shifted from west
to northwest. and the mercury oscil-.
lated hOtween 81 and $40,
Water level at Cairo this morning
at sunrise, 50 feet 2 inches.
The sun has been stranger to this
vicinity Tor some time past, bnt \.
rose clear and smiliAg this morning.
No rain foil anywhere over the
Ohio and Mississippi water shed last
a'sht or yesterday, and clear weather
Is general ever the West, Northwest
and South, except in Southern Texas.
where it is little rainy in spots.
A sixteen mile Northwestern blew
over NebTaska this morning carly and
tho mercury marked % degrees. The
coolest part of the country this morn
ing was up at Pittsburg, Louisville.
CINCINNATI aad about Nashville, where
we mercury ranged from IS to q
degrees.
The highest barometric area TO- day
is about Little Rock, Cairo and here,
while up in the Missouri valley is
next highest, Az Little Rock this
@oFatPs is was 1904. This indicates
dry weather hereabouts.
The signal service kilograms from
Washington at noon to day says: "The
lower Mississippi, the Arkansaw and
He'd rivers will continue to rise .
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POLICE POINTS.

A bakers dozen arrests yesterday.
The chronic plain DRINKS try hare
to take advantage of the Judge pro
tenn. II never have been before your
honor" plead a fellow this morning.
But | haven't been here long, y
replied the Judge. you might have
been here week before last and still
not before me" Me was here then
Judge, . informed the officer. Two
dollars"
At the Salem Baptist Church,
colored, last night, a game chicken
named Dewitt Rogers abused the Rev.
DR.. Jay and all the other birds Of she
flock with such fearful vehemence
that he created & considerable Autter.
Re refused to quit tapping his wings
and crowed that he could whip the
whole congregation. His Wigs were
clipped by the Judicial scissors this
mQrping to the tune Of 50.
A fellow who had not recovered
from the effects of an over dose Of
tarAntula juice picked up shovel 4nd
marched about the court yard of the
calaboORa tAts morning, battering the
walls. He was red hot, he declared,
and wished he could have policeman
as handy as the wall, ratrOlman
Sullivan walked cut and called him
IA came as meek as a very small
lamb, and delivered over the shovel
with graceful bow and tear in his
off eye. He was crushed.
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An Ontraee.

Absal nine o'clock SATURDAY night
4 sRrdsnsr named 5aill, employed Al
LueptInl's place On the Poplar street
turnpike, near MctsAh Gvehhs, en-
tered a shed room in the rear Of the
store to go to bel, and while dndrsss.
Ing was startled BY q shot which
wounded him severely in the stm.
he discovered that It had been fred by
some one snside Of the grocery, who
thrust the weapon through knob in
the door. Lucarini was absent from
home and no one else in the place ex-
ceptMrs. Lucarini. the children and the
gardener. The latter Gale dloudIy 70
Mrs. Lucarini to bring him the shot
gun, and when she started toward him
with it, was intercepted by two burly
negroes with drawn pistols. She
screamed and ran and the rufians
fred several shots at her, some Of
which narrowly missed their aim, The
robbers locked themselves in the gro.
Gerry, but became alarmed by Mrs.
Lucarini's continued screams, which
had aroused the neighborhood, and
fed. Nothing was missed except
little tobacco. The miscreants are
still at large and unknown.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-27

The HsveiiT Folfihg Eofll ned
hest ia the world.
IateFseeted RnbbsF Door Mats.
AAHs, BrATTIE 4 Co..
1887 363 Main street,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-27

A ScOrching Cross Examination.
In the Police Court this morning
the classic attorney was cross examiner
in the case of Ross Blades and AL
Stevenson, charged with fighting.
james Condor was called and ex-
amined until the perspiration rolled
from his face.
Cross examined ibid you serve in
the late war;"
Eyes, sir"
"You can co.
Mrs. Small was called and cudgeled
for half an honr Gross examined.
"Do you know Pleas Small2"
Il does"
Retire"
Pleas Small was called and brow>
beaten. Gross examined: do you
know Mrs. Small2"
"YOp Bet.q
"Giti"
Lem Hawkins was called and cudg-
eled with questions. Gross examined
"Any kin TO ex-Guve"
mo"
"Glad. Put out"
Jim Gully, a duck hunter, was
called and pumped dry. Cross
examined. "9uaCk, quask, auackI
Can you shoot ducks on the wing2"
"Yes, sir"
Move OF" 49,
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THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

Bamboo corsets, Csc. Lange's.
Smoked halibut, j. P. Carey L Co.
0zanne & Mays new store, 257 Main.
Oyster Bay asparagus. Lyle 4
Shields.
The cotton market is in a state Of
depression.
Brown 4 Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
DeSOtO Lodge, F. and A. NJ, Is 10
meet to night.
Use Lytle & Shields prepared
buckwheat -four,
The gas company is to elect . direc-
tory next THURSDAY.
Two beautiful queens viii be GROWN
ed ueKt Friday right.
Select oysters l2io per dozen, Sig
nAigos market, 27S Second.
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FIlz Hugh Lee,aLeotnre.

The committee Of arrangements for
General Fits Hugh Lees reception
have appointed committee on
banquet and committee on general
arrangements, The first committee
are Colonel R. B. Snowden, General
X. +. Patterson and Gslssol 4. w.
Gordon the last Is 7. +. Tobin, L. B.
Mcfarland, H. A. Hamilton, Colonel
W. +. Taylor, General Cotton Greene,
Major Hampton and Judge 9. w.
Heiskell. A lcqtVa committee to
;epot. on hall aud sale of tickets em-
braces Judge 9 W. Heiskell, T. f.
Tobin, L B. Mcfarland, W. +. Tsy,
lOr, +. R. Brennan and \ A, Usmil,
ton,
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Attention, Chickasaw Guards.

Attention, ChickasRw Guards!
SPECIAL ORDER.
HD. QRs. CHIcKAsAw GUARDS,
MEMPHIS, TENN., Feb. p, 1888.
The members of this company are
ordered to meet at the armory at 8
O'Clock pm. prompt.
A full attendance of the Directors
with Secretary is requested at 1880
pm. sharp. By order of
S. T. CARNEs,
Captain Com 'dg.
RICHARD WRIGHT.
First Sergeant.
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AMUSENLGaTS.


A tne attendance gathered to wit.
ness Hazel Kirke" at the theater last
night, and a finished performance was
given. With such talent as Mr..
Oouldock, Mrs. +. Davenport. Nj
bliOu Heron, Miss Ada Gilman
others of less celebrity, nothing ";
would be possible. The srcpresen
ton was received with general frS
and the players were frequently Az.
plaused. 1t viii be repeated to.pielfiIfsst
tomorrow Eight aud by special request
ct matinee to morrow.
Have Your aMoIxy Chimnevs
Cured
And deTVetive .Aues examined bv
calling on H, LEMON. No cure no
pay. eS+
Oysters, Fish and Game receive
daily.
AEESSEL'S MAREET.
l2A q S3I Main, near Union. 1921
SkiGs; skinsp
At Chas. W. Hunters, on Wolf
river, above gas works. l55
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$500
will purchase the
First Sergeant

will purchase the
Improved SIyIOgraphic Pen
which places this useful instrument o.
writing within the use and reach Of all al
lb4 MansfOrd's.
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II you suffer with rupture call on
DR.. Gurley "a Madison street. and
satisfy yourself that is the place to get
relief. 146t
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Oysters, Fish and Game Iece,vs.
Skins! RDriHs,,

AT Chas. W. Hunters, on Wolf
river, above gas works. lb5
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Receipts Reported 10 Merchants
Exchange.


Receipts Reported 10 Merchants
Exchange.
Per Louisville ald Nashville rail-
road-l3 bbls beans, 3 SKIS do, % pkel
butter, 10 ties bacon, "a SKIS corn, 24O
bxs coffee, 3 pkgs eggs, % bbls whisky,
2 do mOlasses, 5 do onions, 337 do DO.
tatoes, % cattle, IS mules.
Per Chesapeake, Ohio and South.
western railroad-12 cars corn, / do @
seed, 24S pcs bagging, 3 pkgs eggs,
295 do lard, "a hbls whisky, 50 hogs.
Per Memphis and Charleston rail.
road-33O SKIS oats, 10 bales hay, 200
pkgs cheese, 10 do lard, 20 do liquor,
10 do butter, 10 do eggs, 2 bbls meal,
2 cars meat, ITO hogs, "a cattls.
Per Mississippi and tennessee rail
road car lumber, 2 cars seed, 173
SKIS do, | pkg cheese.
Per steamer City Of Vicksburg--
2246 bbls -four, 70 do apples, 8 pfss
lard, af SKIS corr, $40 do bran, Is tCs
ham, 20 bblS pork, 81 mules, 3 cattle,
46 sheep, horse,
Pc; steamer Mary HOuston-246
bblS potatoes, Is pkss lard, 10 DO bUt,
ter, 4 mules.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-27

Drny carts, lumber wagons and trucks.
Raintipg buggies and wagons q specially.
First-class work at low PRICES. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-06

POWerU - Church Trustees
PROVISIONS or TEE NEW Law PASSED By CON-
0k0SG
Among the District b1ls passed during the last
hours OF Congress was the one amending sections
eS4 $50, 54 anG 542 OF the statutes relating to
Inc District, The amendments change the sec
lions designated SO as to provide that society or
congregation may assume name and elect or ap-
point trustees, not exceeding ten, according to
the rules or discipline governing such society or
congregation; that the trustees may hold Office
ioT the term stated In their certificates ana
vacancies may be filled by election or appoint
men. and rules and regulations in relation to the
manag' ment OF the estate and duties OF the
trustees, or for their removal from Office, may be
adopted; that at the expiration OF the term OF
service OF trustees successors may be elected or
appointed; that the trustees shall have power,
under direction OF the society or cOngrega-
ton, TO sell property execute deeds for its CON
Eeyance, but 10 deed or conveyance shall be
made so as TO defeat or destroy the interest or
ELECT OF any grant. donation or beQuest. and all
sueh Shall be appropriated ana used as directed
by me person making them; that the trustees,
under direction OF the society or congregation,
may execute mortgages or deeds Of trust upon the
property OF the society or lease It for term not
exceeding ten years
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TIE TEMPERANCE REFoRMBRa-The regular
was unusually interesting. An address OF great
power was delivered BY Mr.. John Tyler, and it
was unanimously resolved by the club to have It
published. The proceedings were tnterspersed
with appropriate music, consisting Of piano solo
by Miss Haddie Ball, Duet by Miss Bean and Mr..
Noyes, called the Temperance Banner, composed
BIZ the Well-k Rrof. G. F. 81. Laurence for the
club
to-day at O'CLOCK from the Central Presbyterian
church, corner Of I'd and streets The ceremony
was performed by. DR.. PitZer, pastor OF the
church, and the Mterment was In the family bury
ing ground on the farm Of the deceased on the It'll
street road.
THE NEW METHOD Of grooming horses has been
adopted by the Metropolitan r. Go. The brushes
are operated by steam, and horse Is thoroughly
the brushes
CASE OF TRADING ON ToEs.-John Cockeren
and Richard Shipman had quite lively set-tO In
threading on the tDess OF the other.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned LOcalS

Street lamps witt be lighted at 6:30 Pm. and ex-
tDguished at 4:15 am.
The WEEKLY STAR eight large pages, cut. past
ed and folded) VIII be sent postpaid anywhere In
the United States or Canada for one dollar d year
MeSsra. Ross and Dean yesterday entered suit
Tor St Johns College of FOrdham. New York
against George H. Gldnss for IS. 9sl.47 for board
and tuition or his two sons
w. W. Kirby a(i others have filed creditors
OIL! against Ann vi. Stafford, asking that pt. p
So ago, ana lots - % ana "a, so. SOC, be subjected
10 the pawn 1T OF the debts OF J. G.. Stafford
AT meeting OF cOlOred citizens OF the old seventh
district last night delegates were elected to the
Emancipation day convention as follows: G. l.
Joy, Wan. III. Barker, James A. BoIes John H.
sneperd, Thomas H. CANT Alternateo-Hyter
Myers, Samuel COOPER
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Day GooDs.

LUTTRELL + WINE
Have elegant assortment of best French sateens
45c.
An elegant assortment Of Nuns Yelling at ESQ.
An elegant assortment Of Nuns Yelling at 37H.
An elegant assortment Of Black Silk at 75c. ST. 81
$3.50. S1.75, 81. 81. Is, 5 so.
An elegant assortment OF Summer Silks.
Sephyr Suitngs, all colors.
Drap de Alma, worth 81. %. at 81.
Henrietta Cloth and Cashmere at popular prices
The best line of Cloth Cashmere men and boys
In this city. We make suits to order.
Our stock Of Linen Damasks, Towels. Napkins. Doy
lies and Hsndkerchiefs is complete.
Look at our Ladies' Hemsttched Handkerchiefs at
12Hc.
Full line of Mems Shirts Shirts made to order and
fit guaranteed The patent Vest pocket Shirt just
thing,
20 pieces Straw Mating at cost
Lot Of Remnants OF Hamburg Edges at half price,
Lot OF Kid Gloves soiled. former price 81. only &c.
One case 1914 Sheeting, good quality, 25c.
One case 10-4 Sheeting superior. SOC.
One case Ga Sheeting. best quality, zoo
LUTTRELL l. WINE,
f28-2w 1880 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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Rejoice, Rejoice, ssHe II Alive Again.
"Was Lost. but II FOund.''

Rejoice, Rejoice, s'IIe II Alive Again.
"Was Lost. but IL Found.''
Under date Of July Q, 1882, Mr.. E. B. BRIGHT. Of
Windsor Locks Conn.,. writes plain, modest nara
tive which, from its very simplicity has the true ring
Of fine gold. He says:
my father Is using Hunts Remedy and seems to be
improving, in fact he is very much better than he has
been for long time. He had been tapped three times
The first time they got from him sixteen quarts of water
the second time thirteen quarts and fully much more
the third time. and he would constantly fill up again
every time after he had been tapped until he COM
in his case as he began improve once and his
watery accumulation passes away through the secre-
tons naturally. and he has Of that swelling I'LL
ing up which frequent before the functions of
the kidneys restored by the Of Hunts Remedy
He is we'll known citizen Of this place. and has always
been in business here"
Again he writes Nov 81, 1882
II beg most cheerfuy and truthfuly to state in re-
gard to Hunts Remedy. that its the saving Of
my.fahers life. spoke to you in my previous letter
in regard to his being tapped three times It ia the
most remarkable that has been heard of in
this section. For Of his age (sixty years. it is
most remarkable He had been unable attend to
his business than year. and was given up by the
doctors.
'The first bottle of Hunts Remedy that he used gave
instant relief He has used in all seven bottles and
nues to use 1t whenever he feels drowsy sluggish
and affords instant relief. He now attending his
regular business. and has been several months. I am
perfectly willing that you should publish this letter. as
we thoroughly believe that fathers life was saved by
using Hunts Remedy and these facts given above may
be benefit to others suffering in like manner from dis
eases or inaction of the Kidneys and Liver" a
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PROPOSALS.

ID o 8 L 8.
ARCHITECT's OFFICE, NEW PENSION BuIIp1NG)
1916 STREET NV,
GEN. Nj. G. MEIGs, U.S.A.
NEW PENSION BUILDING, ROOF SHEATHING
OF TERRA Gotta.
Proposals Tor Terra Gotta E&thenware Tiles for
sheathing the roof Of this building are invited
TO be endorsed Progosals for sheathing, and to be
specifications will be furnished on application.
NJ. q. MEI6S,
Supervising Engineer and Architect.
washington, D. O.. March g. 1889. mh6- Std &4tw
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Twenty Years Aso.
ra IN ieos, MT: Wilson, now Of Lawrence, Mass
ton. Somehow or other, he was taken with a
violet soreness OF the throat Several army sur.
was case of diphtheria, and that it was hope
less After they had given him up he tried Perry
LAWS nav,s' !. Pam Killer The next day the scales
tnree days he was well.
Lookout for Bargains.
1 oOO los OF best crochet cotton at 500. and 40c
worth 15c. Excelsior" Dry Goods Store, SOL stn h.
On Account Of Weather
the immense bargains advertised In yesterdays
evening star" Will be continued tomorrow at
n Goldschmid's, sig TN street NV: Also great
for &c. ~ o~'N
Mr.. w. H. Kcneasten,
1889 street, says: 81 consider Browns Iron Bit
teLs the best preparation ever brought before the
A Slight Cold,
Il neglected, often attacks the lungs. Browns
Bronchial Troches give sure and almost immediate
reueL. Sold only In boxes Price 25 cents
Lundborx's
Perfumes. Edenia and Marechal Mel rose.
A Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocaine dresses the hair perfectly, and is also
ap preparation uneQuaned for the eradication OF
The superiority Of urnett's Flavoring Extracts
consists In their purity and great strength.
Durkee,D Salad DreSsinG
Is composed OF the freshest, purest. and choicest
condiments money Will buy. 1t surpaSseS any
that can be made at home, is cheaper, saves labor
and all anxiety.
Skinny Men.
"Wells' Health Remover" restores health and
vlgor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Deblli-
ty. 81.
Best Shirts.
&c., 75c. and 81, at j. E. Youngs
Tho Perfection Of Punches.
Hub Punch is pure, delicious healthful and in
MIGRATING. Sold by grocers and druggists.
Rest Cashmere,
Silk Velvet Grapes, ia 9TH street.
Hecker,s Baking Powder
1sperfect In every respect, healthful, thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength, and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
:.'AIderney Dairy Wagons.n
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in Hlb. WARD" prints. Csc. Der ID.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per OF Cream 1bc. pint
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J.
Yesterday. O'Day agt vansant; opinion delivered
Dy Judge Cox reversing the Judgment Of the
court below and ordering new trial Anderson
agt Smith; opinion by Judge Cox reversing the
Judgment OF the lower court and ordering a new
t I, In re Dr. h B. Noble; appeal dismissed
6igeioW agf Arms; mandate OF the United States
supreme Court filed. United States agt National
Bank OF the Republic; on hearing.
CIRCUIT C0uRr-J,4doe Macarthur
Yesterday, Heinline agt Washington and George
tiff.
POLICE CoURT.-Jtsd1e SaeH
Yesterday, Edw. Thrift and Everett Cross, disor-
derly conduct; personal bonds j. w. Jones, COL
ored va2rancy; 80 days. Jenny Corcoran, vagrancy;
DO Peter Mitchell, colored, va2rancy; do. Louisa
B. COckburn and Mary e. Simms profanity; IS or
days Richard Dant, Chas. and fhos. Smith and
Geo Ewalt, vagrancy; 30 days each. VIM. Neal,
orej loud and bosterous; $40 or so days Sarah
Dorsey. colored, vagrancy; IS Or days William
King, yagrancy; reform school
Police Court yesterday was profanity.1
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ROMAN Hoop Earrings, Sc pair. at Prlggs.
1rssELs ICE CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

RUSH BASKETS at TO- IS, 20 and &c; nice white
straw shopping baskets at 25c.; black and fancy
shopping baskets at 40 and co.; palm and willow
lunch baskets at 25 and 29c. beautiful work and
Infants baskets at 90, just received at Silver
berg's, 3l2 7th street
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BOwD0IN's BRILLIANT FERROTYPEs are superior
pictures Taken and completed Ut once. 10 DE
obtained only 1T Ills Pennsylvania avenue.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE FOR THE SOUTH WASHINGTON
ELOPEks.-This morning, little after O'Clock,
young couple were noticed at the court house,
evidently In want OF Information as to marriage
to the clerks ONCE, while the young lady remained
outside The young man gave the names OF Geo
w. Drury and Ida b. MOxley, to whom the license
stating that the license would be used at once.
Ben Hill, Jr son Of the late Senator Hill, is con-
fined to his bed with paralysis OF the vocal chords
and cannot speak. His physicians say he cannot
recover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-06

rs YOUR HAIR TURNING GRAY AND GRAD
l. uay falling out? Halls Hair Remover will restore
to its original color and stimulate the folcles to
produce and luxuriant growth. It also cleanses
the scalp. eradcates dandru. and most agreeable
and harmless dressing. mil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-06

EASTER CARDS and Easter novelties at j. C.
Farker's, 617 and 6l9 7th ST. NV.
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District Govern ment Affairs.

Capt. F. '. Greene returned from his visit to
Boston yesterday. He has been on a tour OF in
spect.on OF the underground telegraph and tele-
phone system now being In use there.
Applications for liquor licenses OF the following
persons have been approved by the Commission
ers: John Baum, Michael DOrsch and John p.
Hickey.
The Master Builders Association have addressed
letter to the Commissioners OF the District of
Columbia asking that the offices OF the inspector
OF building and OF the inspector Of plumbing be
removed to more accessible locations, both being
now situated In the upper story in the rear of the
Morrison building
BUILDING PERMITS
issued By Inspector EntwIse: John Conner, repair
brick 20 X street, between 1St and North Capitol
streets; $780, Geo. c. Hercas, repair frame 419
nth street southwest, between D and E streets;
sltD- G. strauss, repti frame on Bladensburg
pike, between tOll-gate and Mt. Olivet
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ABOUT 6:2e O'Clock last evening the goods IN the
show window OF the store kept by Mrs. NJ L.
Burkly. No. 50 III street northwest. were dam aged
To the extent OF $40 by Ignition from the lighted
gas. Tine fire was extinGulshed by citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-06

THE WEEKLY STAR, large double paper Of fifty
Six columns, viii be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. TRY
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AT Chr Zanders, 9e9 9TH ST., can be found In
ported Russian goose breast, goose legs, goose
meat IN jelly.
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THE NEW PHOTO. Co., sos Pa ave, near Oh ST..
make tlle nnest cabinet photos for 50 dozen in
the city. All large work at proportlonate prices
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SPLENDID glasses 81. Hemplers. Asa Pa. ave.

GossANER rubber water-proo:s at Ills at Brod-
head Co.'S