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Michael Carliss last night discovered his young
and handsome vile. from whom he separated two
years ago, In house OF il-raine, In East Bal.i-
AT Meadviiie, Miss, Tom Bailey, colored, crImi-
nally assaulted young negress, and after muir
derlng her threw her body in pond. Yesterday
a mob took him from jail and hanged him.
Memorial services on the anniversary OF the
death or Abraham Lincoln were held In the cata-
comb OF tue national Lincoln monument yester-
day at Springfield, H.
The police Investigating whitehead's nitro-gly-
that 200 pounds OF that explosive made by White
head are still unaccounted Tor
.o me largest cigar manutacturing nrm at Coying-
thousand 70 its employees after Mayl.
Mr.: William Waller, well-known citizen OF
the Eastern Shore railroad.
raid on seven gambling houses in New YORK
trsd aH. o Ssr ana me swlers nv
ing received warning.
fhe house Of commons yesterday voted to Lord
600 yearly for their services In the war in Egypt
All the horses that Mr.. Keene had entered for tho
Thomas @. steele, grand secretary OF the Grand
Lodge, LOO.F., of West Virginia, died at Grafton
sunday night Ssa y years sSs
r;an church at Dover, Del, died Sunday night
Krsntz and Sparks, charged with counterfeiting,
were arrested Saturday night ~ Glade spring,vs-.
'IV AZ the TewkesOSfy (Nasa) almshousc investiea.
!. IN ns 81
the committee The skin had been taken by =
Harvard student TO tannery:
strike OF the Irish pOllce
the city Of Wassro!d. Ireland. Sss Tssisnsa 10
"1.pa movement 10 G is On on loot baltimore % s.cus
local option from zoe next iegisafurc for the soss
q the = oOonss de- % g si. SS ssss 0''s
The ice In Lake repln ran out yesterday, thu
opening the navigation Of The VIPER AissidppL
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Wall Street To day.


NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Posts financial
article says:-The general character OF the stock
market during the forenoon was strong, ana .
though It opened weak, prices improved, and at
1880 were from y to IL per cent higher than the
close last night, the volume OF business being
lairly large. There Is prevailing impression,
which at least lacks any authoritative DENIAL that
the Vanderbilts and their friends have been
pretty constant sellers OF their own stockA
especially o. Northwestern. But aside from this
there Is a general feeling that the
Dreak yesterday was so large that q
The features OF the market In the forenoon wero
Lackawanns, Union Pacific, St Paul. Lake Shore,
and Central Pacific and Northwestern, the four
nrSt-named OF which were y TO - per cent higher
than last night, while the last two were Z TO per
cent lower. Manitoba was also n lower, Rock
Island = lower. and the Southwesterns were In
some cases a fraction lower. Burlington and
Quincy was strong throughout the forenoon and
advanced IA over last night, closing from l25 TO
1861. The total safes up TO l2:5o Were about
3l5,0O0 shares Foreign exchange was dull Rates
changed.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
DEATH OF A PoLIcENAN.-Mr Robert Tcmln. q
member OF the police force, died at his home here
three score and ten, but until very lately was full
OF vigor. He was long engaged in the fish busi-
ness, afterwards kept rest3 urant ROyal street
near the market, and then on Columbus street
near the courthouse. He had been a policeman
for many years.
POLLUTED WATER.-The pump which ANNOYED
Alderman SlnOot. at the corner near his residence
on Columbus and Prince streets, and which was
moved at his expense into a new well situated 10
by, yields, 1t is said, much sweeter water In
It's present position than in its former one, and
the patrons OF the pump find no reason to
regret the change: Into most OF the pump wells
OF the Out-houses near by, polluting the water.
REPORTERS NOTES.-At The last mayors court
Dave LomaX and Nanny Lewis, cOlOred, were each
lined S for being drunk and disorderly.-The
place this afternoon from his home on Queen
street, and was attended by q large number OF
colored persons.-BishOp Peterkins, OF West Va,
was IN this city yesterday. He is now making the
Martin Lawler and Lawrence Bayne have been
granted liquor ncenses.-The fishermen here.
aDouts are growing more sanguine OF q good catch
OF shad and herring this year, ana they think the
Poplar wood Is now being shipped here to be
made into paper at Wilmington, Del-Au the
vessels now on stocks at the shipyards are being
vigorously pushed ON towards completion, and one
day.-The corporation court, Judge Meade, re-
sumed its session this morning, and was occupied
with civil cases and the granting OF licenses
Fewer liquor licenses have been granted than
mayor OF Ffshtown this year is Mr. c. C. Bremen.
Few fish dealers licenses have been granted
this season.-The testimony in the Wise Massey
contested election case Is completed
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS TO-DAY.
The board OF managers of the National Home FOR
Disabled Volunteer Soldiers met at noon to-day at
the Arlington hotel. There were present Gen w.
B. Franklin, president; Gen. Geo.. B. Mcclellan
Gen. JAS. B. Negley, Gen. NJ. T. Mcmahon, Gen.
John A. Martin, Col. L. A. Harris. Major D. c.
Fulton.
The following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: PRESIDENT, Gen. W. B. Franklin; 1St
vice president, Col L. 4. Harris, OF Ohio; 2i vice
p,esdtea6 Gen JOIN A. Martin OF Kansas; seere
sigDat!On OF Gen. ". s. Tlton, governor OF the
home at Togus, Me-, was accepted, and Gen. Luther
stevenson, Jr, or Mass, was elected as his Sue
surgeon OF the Southern Home, at Hampton, Va.
The other business OF the board was Of a routine
character. The board leaves here tomorrow to
visit the soldiers home at HAMPTON. Va,
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THE EPSON SPRING MEETING.
big St0rna in Virginia.

PETERsBURG, Va, April l7-This city and its
vicinity We're visited last night by tremendous
wind Storm which continued without tntermisSion
uhuf this morning. Such storm has not been
witnessed here Tor years In the adjacent couu-
ties the fences were demolished and a number of
orchard trees destroyed. IL is feared that great
damage was done 10 harms and outhouses The
Telegraph wires AT different points were blown
down. The Appomattox river Is very high and Is
rising rapidly
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BAReA1ss At MEarSs1ss,.

hne Nne Of Gents Linen and Silk pockethandker.
chiefs pcr cent less than usual price, larxe assOrf
Ment q Fancy Half Hose will be closed out at half
bT1ce Gsuze Lace and Balbrsgan Underahirts at less
~ R iEe1 IS collar 9s :i1ss ~ i2N Is lss e. is
per oozsn for tie Best Linen Coars the Mystery Shirt
only cents elegantly maze Of the very best msteris
wssl'Eb-Scrfect nt Kuaranteed-at
MFGINNISS,
ap9 1902 street northwest.
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TESTIMONY THAT HE WANTED TO RAVE THE c
pRlNER MURpEREp.

DRIVER MURDERED.
DUBLIN, April 1.-THE TRIAL or Daniel Curley
was resumed this morning. Joseph Smith. one OF
the prisoners who turneI fnformer WAS the flrst
witness called to-day. Hts evidence was merely a
repetition or that he gave at the Trial or Joe
Brady. Peter Carey brother or James Carey was
nextplaced on the stand. He testified that after
Lord Frederick Cayendish and Mr.. Burke had
been murdered he was detailed 10 watch the move
ments OF kayanaugh, the car driver, who IL WAS
feared by the tnvfncibies would give Information
TO the authorities, and who Curley wanted 10 have
murdered
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The steamer City or Merida, which while on her
Way from Havana TO New York coiIided with
schooner and put into Norfolk 10 repair damages,
arrived In New York this morning.
cable dispatch says that the organization or q
society TO murder landlords In the Crusheen dis
trIct, Ireland, has been discovered.
Adyices from Poolesvllle, Warren county, Ind,
say that Aaron Stevenson was instantly killed by
his brother, Richard Stevenson, the instrument
being an axe. The brothers had been unfriendiy
for some time.
At Franklin, Ohio. Brady's jewelry store was
and then was set on fire. The IRE was cxtin-
gpiShed with small loss.
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Affair I'm West yyashtnreun,

FUNERAL OF FATHER WHITEFoRD.-The funeral
OF the late William T. Whiteford, g. j., whose
death was mentioned In yesterdays STAR. viii
take place tomorrow morning at the chapel OF the
college, instead OF to-day, as published Father
Whfteford, who was In the vigor OF health, was
proStrated by pneumonia and died after but few
days Illness. He was prominent member OF the
faculty OF Georgetown College, having been q pro-
fessor there for fifteen years He was born in
Baltimore county, Md, in September, 1643 making
him now in his 10: tieth year. He was educated by
the Society OF Jesus, at Woodstock, Md, and at
other colleges. ana has occupied the positions OF
Vice president, project OF studies. mlniSter and
prefect OF discipline at Georgetown College, and at
the time OF his death was professor OF poetry and
lecturer on Christian doctrine there His death
viii be deeply regretted by all who knew him.
. THE UAsHAwAY REFoRN CLUB was addressed
last night BY Mrs. Riley and william H. Craig,
while Mrs WeitZeu Pdded greatly to the entertain
ment OF the evening With several vocal solos
PoRT:-Arrived yesterday: Schooner J. w. Camp
bell. at Lttle1eldS wharf. In balixst: schooner
Helen Ha5brouck, Bennett, light Sailed: schooner
J. w. Campbell, Matthews with coal, for Boston.
The new barge DaShaway, just finished oy e Cum.
berland. was successfully launched from Lttle-
neld'S wharf yesterday.
Per thousand: 100 shad sold at Sisa per hundred:
400 tailors sold at g. 8 per hundred Reported BY
G Harper, wharf agent
0RAlN.--AiTiye0-Boat Seneca, with !, 800 bushels
whesk Sales 800 bushels wheat at Laeal.s2A.
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The Ship Halfway Across the usthMus
Of mAmpencc.

ST. LOUIS. Aprn l7.-The Globe Democrat says:
The proposed ship railway across the Isthmus OF
Tehuantepec has not been abandoned as many
suppose Capt James b. Eads, its protector,
states that the work is being vigorously prose-
cuted, and that the massive railroad viii be I'm.
ished long before DE Lesseps' Panama canal is
opened.
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The Charges Against Architect Hill.
The special committee appointed to Investigate
the charges preferred against Supervising Archi-
tect Hill held their first meeting at the Treasury
department this morning, and mapped out
course to be pursued in the investigation. They
decided to conduct the investigation with open
doors and allow representatives OF the press to at
tend the sessions The committee will meet again
tomorrow morning. when the charges viii be
read, and day set for the hearing OF testimony
The Investigation proper will probably be COM
menced next Monday. All persons who have filed
charges or complaints will be notified to be pres
ent either In person or by proxy on that day. A
stenographlc report OF the proceedings win be
mittee. Assistant Secretary New, the chairman
OF the committee, says they propose to make a
thorough investigation, and as their meetings viii
be open, the public Will have an opportunity to
Judge OF the Iaist,y or truth OF the charges made
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Damage by feiph Wafer

TROY. NY. April 17.-The trestle work OF the
Boston Hoosfc Tunnel and Western Railway Com.
panyS crossing at Saratoga take was submerged
by the high water yesterday and two freighs
trains were abandoned. Tae high water has also
caused considerable damage AT Nechanicsyilie and
other points along the Hudson r1yer
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RRCimX in England.

TIlE SPRING MEETING AT YORK.
LONDON, April 1.-THE spring meeting at York
was opened to-day. The race for the great
northern handicap was won by Mr. j. Johnstone's 8
three-year old chestnut colt Border Minstrel Mr.
W. Sahdersoas four-year old chestnut nlly Mer-
maid came in second ana Mr.. W. FAnSon's three
year Old chestnut colt Ben Alder third. There
were eight starters.
THE EPSON SPRING MEETING.
LONDON. April lG.-This was the rrst day az the
EPSON spring meeting. The race for the great
metropolitan stakes (handicap) was won by Lord
Roseberys Vista. with Lord Narch's Alison
second, and Count Festetc's Berzencze third.
Five ran.
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kilograms to The Star.
GUARDING QUEEN VICTORIA.
THE DUBLIN MURDER TRIALS
hAClA6 IN ENGLAND TO DAY.
SEVERE STORM IN VIRGINIA.
THE METEOR STORY A HOAX.
THE DUBLIN MURDER TRIALS.
RACING IN ENGLAND TO DAY.
RE STORM IN VIRGINIA.
Guarding the Queen

TROOPS AND POLICE ALONG THR ROUTE 10 OSBORNE.
LONDON, April i7.-Queen Victoria left Windsor
this morning for the royal residence az Orborne.
owing TO the trouble Her Majesty experiences
from her sprained knee she was unable TO walk and
had 10 be lifted into her carriage. The route
along which the queen passed was carefully
guarded by police and troops
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District Government Affairs.

ASKING FOR THE REPAyING OF SIDEWALKS
Ihls morning delegation OF 7th-Street mer-
chants and property-holders waited on the District
Commissioners and asked that the sidewalks of
that street, from G to street, be paved with the
same Kind OF pavement that is placed on the
north side OF Pennsylvania avenue. Among the
delegation were Messrs. Buriette, Lewis, Major
Kaufman. GoldSchmidt. VeerhofT King and others
& aney were tod oy the Commissioners that tf they
Mouiu auVahce One-half The cost, then the Coul-
misseners would consider the matter The ex-
Rehse would nave to come from the repair fund.
The cost Is about 50 per square yard.
YOUNG Mr. GRANTS HoUsE-In November last
Mr. ulysses s. Grant, Jr., and his wife, Fannie c.,
contracted 70 transfer their residence. No 26 west
3Sth street, New York, to Mr.. Daniel G. Amber OF
Jacksonville, Fla, for stipulated amount and q
large tract OF Florida land. By an instrument re-
CORDED on oa sa.ufday the contract has been con-
hummateu 1n the interval. however, the 5Sth
street residence was conveyed by the grantors to
Senator Jerome B. Chaffee, the father OF Mrs q.
:; : Grant, )r:, ana by him to Ferdinand Ward, Of
claim Of 1t.
c CHsRGE Maa' OF ! pIS1TIMDATINe TD MARYLAND VOTERS
gomery county, Nd, was before United States
Commissioners Rogers, in baltimore yesterday, on
e,ressg oe ot antimioatng voters at the last Con-
ored testified that previous to the election Miller
met him on the road near Brook and told him
tnat inc election would be very clese, and that If
dimculty between them. the difIiculty, as he ex:
planned 1t, being that Miller had threatened to
have MIN arrested for receiving stoaen goods g.,
which was given him. and Which he afterwards
offered to pay for, but which Miner claimed was
stolen: Miller also represented, s. Narshali said,
would throw his father out OF once. and he would
have him to support Basil W. RAY, colored, COR
roborated Marshall. as did also another witness
tense, tho hearing was continued until next satuI-
day week.
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A Quick Trim

QUEENSTOWN, April E.-The steamer Alaska
from New York passed Fastnet at IL 80 m to-
day. The Time or passage was six days and
tweHty-one hours.
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Suicide Of a Rriehf.

ST. PAUL MINI, April 1.-THE Rev. John
Schenck, Roman Catholic priest at Long Prairie
was found dead I'm his bedroom on Sunday, under
circumstances which plainly point TO suicide. His
death was occaSioned by bullet wound, and a re-
VolVer with one empty chamber was found lying
near his body. The cause or the act was despond.
eQcy
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Female school Teacher Eatatty
beaten by n PE:tf

WHEELING, w. VA, April l7.-MisS Kate Grffffth.
school teacher at Martins Ferry, ia attempting
10 correct Wm. Beck, l5-year-old pupil, was ar
sauited ana beaten 10y him so bruta1ly that she Is
thought 10 be fatally injured. The boy was
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MISS MARY A. wADswORTH,. WHO HAS
been travelling in II, the south with M,ss Willard;
sdnesdsy at O'Clock in fepe fnap Hotel psrors
syns an account of her work All interested
rH MAsoNIC:-A SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS
held at Temp mSGs f1 Il x se
funeral brothsr the Rev AnsnHn nf ho 9ns
and Brethren of Sister Lodges fraternay invited
BY order OF the W. M. ROBERT BALL,
~ THE BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE
s.ss Smithsonian Institution announces that the
ard Les Of unysng Hing the b statue of Joseph aenr
on on the Smithsonian grounds. THURSDAY, April 10th,
at O'Clock y. IN.
The order Of e1 ercises is as follows:
II H. Payer. Rev. 4; 4. Hodge. p D.
LII Chef Justice Waite
". Unveiling the Statue
w. W. nus ............. Philharmonic Society.
VII WI S}ntc 0rsion President Noah Porter
- The e1 ru5ie are n'inyi Invited to attend.
5tHkE 5aHS M3annASs. MfAhnknEARSs
Executive Committee.
ap144t Secretary Smithsonian Institution
r9Ss COY. JOHN P. 81. JOHN OF KANSAS.
Union FEIDAY EVENING. April 9th in Congrega.
ut Es fs%ns
cents additional. apI4 ct
ra AN ADJOURNED STOCKHOLDERS MEET
SS ing of the Citizens Equitable Building Associa
ton OF Georgetown; D. c.. will be held at Godd ard's
Han. cor nj aud Both streets, on WEDNESDAY, even
Inc, April 18TH at oclock. fer first payment of dues
and other important business. For subscription to
stock apply to:
Farmers 4 Mechanics National Bank.
NJ Il. Goddard. NJ and 30th streets
VIM. King L Son, 1905 street
Nm. King u Son. 1922 18th street.
Thomas bowling, cor. 1lth street and Penn. ave.
apI4-4t' FERD1NA AND KING, Secretary.
r~hsS'. ATTENTION. CHURCH COMMITTEESAN AND
SS ORGANISTSi
e. L. HOLBROOK,
OF Midway, Massa achusetts
Builder of over 400 Church Organs
- Being in this city for short time,
OFFERS HIS SERVI tES IN TUNING AND REPAIR
ING LIMITED NUMBER OF CHURCH ORGANS
The best of reference given.
Terms reasonable Satisfaction guaranteed
Address at 1897 18th street northwest. ap12-eo3t.
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OTTAWA, ONT, April 1.-THE department o
nnance has tntmated TO Prof Virgins that hi
services Will be required In an Official capacity 70
the present. and the professor Is canueilng hl
lecture engagements In c0nseanence.
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FORT WORTH, TEXAS, April l7.-Teegraphtc in
qulrle5 nave been mate during the past twenty
four hours about The ara y of the special report
Chat large meteor Ien near here doing great a. M
age tarefui 1nvestiga .on shows that the st ~
was utterly basefeS
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MARRIAGE LICENsEa-MaEiage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to John f.
Collins and Cora Banks; Charles e. Welsh and
Katie A. Conr0y. OF Philadelphia.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s297 ,562 81; customs, $6i5, ,S5l51.
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The NIcaeor NlnrY Ra.elc...

NEW YORK. April ls.-Ilon. Cans. w. Jonr Y.
;. Senator fro Flor a left to-day for Liver col
by the ste mer HiSco Sin.
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The Hamilton Murder Trial.

In the trial OF Hamilton. for the murder OF HILL
to-day. Geo. II. Holmes, alias JerY Mackey was
recalled by the government He denied having
told Frank Ladson that IL was shame for Hamil-
ton to have shot Hill for nothing. Frank Ladson
swore that Holmes tor Mackeyl dii say to him that
Hamilton shot Hill for nothing Sergeant Teeple
testified as to the distances between the several
positions occupied by the parties the night OF the
shooting. Eliza Adams testified that Hill talked
With her few moments before the shooting She
did not see anything in his hand.
This closed the case FOR the government, and As
siStant District Attorney Taggart began the OPEN
ing argument for the prosecution. lie claimed
that the government had made out case and was
entitled to verdict.
Mr.. I. f. Miller followed for the. prisoner,
arguing that it was case or self-desenSe: that
Hainllton'S life was Ia danger when he fired the
fatal shot
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CATTIETTsBCRG, KY, April l7.-TEe S,erir of
this county last evening I'm attempting TO auell a
disturbance among lot OF raftsm. as attacked
by one OF them, nameJ Demp-ey. with knIie
TAe Shc.in fired. Instantly Killing nemnSeY.
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Ne" BOOKS.
Eorrespondence Of Thomas Carlyle and Emerson: The
Greet Pyramid by Proctor; Cnats About Books by
HHZeiIcs The Blockade and the Cruisers, S0ley:
towards IN" sunset by Author Of Recreations of a
Country Parson; Calling of Christian Woman, by
Morgan Dix; The Man of the House. by Pansy Day
Spr,ng. or the Times OF EyDdaie. by Marshall.
EUT Sale by
WM. BALLANTYNE Il SON
ap2 42S SEVENTH STREET.
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MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.

NJ IsS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
go TENTN STREET NORTHWEST
sCOHSETS to order in every style aud inaieriaa
and guaran tees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPEClALTIES ARE
French Hand made Undcrc,othipx Wertno ura.-,,..,
, and finest Imported Hosiery. w.
paisnt Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform 0ooia
fiench Corsets and Bustles. The .'Hercules" SIM
porting Corset for which Miss H. is special agent
ana II Correct, her make. that for the priOe
Ctnnot lie surpassed. S
N.B.-French German and Spanish spoken. a5
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REsrGNEp.-C. W. Smith, son Of ex-Congressma IN
W. A. Smith. OF North Carolina, has resigned his
position as examiner In the Pension office
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BOOKS, &c.

NV BOOKS.
Life Of VIM Cullen yant vols, (Goodwin) Poems
OF VIM. Cullan Bryant, vo.E.. (Goodwin) History of
Criminal Law, vo.s.. tStephens) Letters and Memo
ries of Jane Welsh Carlisle Froue) Cores pondenc
OF Carlisle and Emerson vols Economies on Science
of Wealth: tSJurteysntl Rambies in Wonderland. San-
ley) Iesl Acorn, NcklrOY) elections from Poetry Of
Robt- Browning: Story of Meicent, (Madoc) Mr..
Isaars (Crawf0rdl Dia ecs Tales, tBronner): Coones
Daughter, {king); 4 Wronged Wife, (Femninx):
Peck, Bad Boy and his Pa The Toto, dream of
Wealth. tWithington) 200 Choice Receipts collected by
the Ladies OF Trinity Church; Colton's General Atlas
edition. ". II. MORlISON
ap9 AS Pennsylvania avenue.
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A NIUN FISHER.
l. ~ CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH.
NM. gS street northwest. Thirty years. expert
.nce- aides and Gentlemen's Garments also Crane
Wells Laees etc are perfectly cleaned by this superior
ffocf ss Ladies Evening Dresses specialty Opinion
OF j. DeSnedt cftcia chemist OF the District of c.
n1iba: Your chemicals OF the most effectua ma.
ture ana harmless and your perfect machinery Is not
surpassed in Paris New York or elsewhere" Notice
Grease spOts Xuaranteed 70 be thorougY nm1Q
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AN ULD CASE DISNIsSED.-In the Police Court
this morning, Glen SmallwoOd was arraigAed
upon the charge OF stealing valuable ring from
Mr.. j. V. N. Phillips. 1t was stated that about a
year ago he represented himself as an officer and
threatened to arrest Mr.. Phillips for trespass, IN
walking on some ground near Rock Creek He
then proposed TO take collateral for Phillips ap-
pearance, and got possession OF the ring as such
collateral warrant was sworn out for him, but
he absented himself. and was not arrested until
yesterday. Meantime the ring had been. recov-
cred, and as Mr.. Phillips was not present In court
the case Was nolle pressed