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Imprfsoned with the Insane.
TIE RkAARKAsLs STORY TOLD By WOMAN IN
PHILADELPHIA COURT.
ME- Amelia g. johnson, In Phuadelph1a the
other day told remarkable story OF how she was
entrapped into q mad-house and detained there
Tor year, on the trial OF her suit against DR..
Robert A Given, Dr. Jacob N. Gemmil, Paul Gran,
and Rebecca W. Gran, to recover damages for her
Illegal connnement Mrs johnson testified that
she nad been living at Hollldaysburg unhappily
with her husband. Some OF her friends advised
ner 10 leaVe MIN. She was at loss 10 know
what to do. She sent for her pastor, who advised
supposed she was going back to "the most pre-
clous OF motners" with her little child She was
taken TO Altoona, where she Statd at the house
OF Dr. Gemmill She was stu reluctant
disposed OF her household effects, and had
made no provision for support She went to the
door 10 look out, but found the door locked and the
Key taken away. She was surprised and thought
IL strange That Dr: Gemmill should treat her 80 In
his own house. When the train arrived she was
iorced, she testified, on board. Arriving at Phila-
delph1a, she found Paul Graf waiting with a car
riage: She thought it very kind OF him, and sup
posed that he was about to drive her to his house
on North Broad street. Instead Of going across
Market street bridge, as she expected, She was
driven out into the rural districts When she ar
rived az Dr. Given'S bliShment her worst fears
were aroused, and she begged not to be taken in
SIDE Her husband, who was with her, she said,
Wept bitterly and said: "Amelia, have nothing
to do with this; it is the work Of your friends"
Sne refused TO leave the carriage until DR.. Given,
she test1ned, came out and said that II she would
not get OUT peaceabIy he would call in the aid OF
some men. Then she said she realized that she vas
helpless and did as she was directed. She re-
NAMED IN the institution for about year. Near
her apartment were the rooms OF two insane
women who Mortified her with their violence and
cries.
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To the Editor Of The EVENING STAB:
As the report OF yesterdays STAR. regarding the
case In the Police Court against me for buying
stolen jewelry, was very unjust to me, ana likely
TO be msconstrued by the public, have to request
that you publish this card as q UfndtcdtfOn OF my
action. In the first place, the whole amount Of
goods / bought was q small lot at $31 so; the
same amount could have been purchased in
any New York JOo0fng house for the same
price, in such lot, and regular rate Be-
lected for $50, and I never suspected.
who represented, as he stated, a firm on Broad
way, New York, that were closing out their bust
ness, that any croOkedneSS existed. bought them
In good faith. Then, in regard to goods bought
by Callisher, and which THE STAR reports sold to
him, have to say that did not sell to him, nor
even know that Callisher had bought them until
lately.
Again; the Brooks Brothers received q telegram
from police headquarters in New York yesterday
eve that most of the goods were not sold in WASH
1ngtOn at all According to your report it would
seem that bought all Of the goods, when in fact
It was but small lot, and under circumstances as
any other merchant would buy them. When
was Informed OF the theft Immediately and
cheerfully produced the goods as they were bought
worth that were sold, and which amount offered
and did pay after the trial Knowing a publica-
ton OF this kind is damaging to business and
character TO some extent, no matter how innocent
person might be, offered the Brooks Brothers
their expenses to New York, which, from busi-
ness point OF view, seemed to me fair, as they re-
ceived all the goods had and the deficiency In
sum declined, preferring to be indicated by the
legitimate course of the law, knowing in my con-
science that my conduct was honest and above
reproach. Respectfully, NJ. GOLDSMITH.
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SAD END OF AN ELOPEMENT.-Some weeks ago
Miss Stella Martin, or North Carolina, despite the
Opposition OF her parents, accepted the attentions
OF Junius Harrisburg, and, unknown to them,
that Miss Martin should come to Charlottesville,
where she would be met by her lover at the depot,
ana the two were to leave on the train for Con-
cord, where they were to be married. Tuesday
me- rn1ng was fixed upon as the time for the elOpe-
ment: The young woman escaped in the night
VIE Her lover. however, proved faithless, and
dld not meet her. As night came on she realized
a policeman came to suggest that she leave the
depot, he found her raving maniac. Her father
Traced her to Charlottesville, and next morning,
when he found the girl, her reason had so far fed
that She did not recognize him. he carried her
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:, sPIR1TUALTsTIc MARRIAGE SET As1DE.-In 1880
wealthy resident OF Ballston Spa. n. Y. was in
duced by clairvoyant, known as Mrs. DR.. Mann,
TO marry her upon her representing that the
lever In spirtualism. and, acting under the sup
posed advice of spirits, he once dug for mineral
spring at Balston. and found it us feet below the
to the marriage and made deed at her request
IL is alleged conveying the spring property to her.
A snort time after this Hides began an action to
annul the marriage and set aside the conveyance,
on the ground that he had been imposed upon
Judge Waite, the referee, decided In favor OF
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The Courts.


COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday. Cathern agt. Davis; motion to dis
miss appeal denied, and on hearing. Cleary agt
Martin; on hearing.
EQUITY COURT.--Judge James,
Yesterday, Shoemaker agt. Campbell; sale set
aside and resale ordered on terms. Lawrence agt
Chapman; restraining order modified on terms.
DAVIDSON agt. Prall: appearance OF absent defend
ant ordered. Fenwick agt Stewart; r. P. jack
son allowed to witness and rule on complaint
Hickey agt Kepler; trusf ee directed to release
SATISFIED deeds OF trust Hart lagt. Gorham; hear
Ing continued.
POLICE COURT.-.Judge S1eM
Yesterday. John r. Maoy, profanity; s or 2
DAYS. Arthur Burgess, do; do. George Butter
hon, assault on H. c. Stewart $40 or 30 days Chas
Robinson. colored, larceny Of a mouth-organ from
Mm. crowley; $40 or 80 days. Chas. White, bur-
glary; grand jury-b0nds 81 GOO
POLICE CoURT-J,doe Shell.
Today, John Kelly, vagrancy; 80 days John
Gamble and Robert Marshal, co1Ored, larceny of
lot OF meat and wagon from Jno. T. Martin; 80
days each.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmHsemenfs. &c, T0.Night.
FoRD's 0PERA HOUSE. - Mr.. Fred. Warde as
Ricieliest
NATIONAL THEATEE--'The Romany Rye"
New THEATER CoMIQUE.-G:izzly Adams Combi-
nation, etc.
NEW DIME MASSACHUSETTS, and attractive
performances.
ODD FELLOWS HALL - Prof Carpenters experi-
meDtS in meSmeriSin.
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The department Of superintendent, National
Educational Association, will hold its annual
meeting in this city, commencing next Tues
day at TAO pm. Arrangements have been made
for the following topics and speakers: Tues
day evening, "Natural tstory in Public Schools"
scum of Natural History, Central Park, New
YORK. Wednesday; 10 am, address by the presi-
Prot VIM. 7. Harris, LID. Of Concord, Mass;
National Aid to Eiucatton," by Rev. Atticus G.
Haygood, DID,, president OF Emory college, OK
1ord Ga, and agent of the Slater fund; to be fol-
lowed by other speakers. Arrangements are In
progress for other topics and speakers, among
which are international Exhibition at Amster-
dam, Holland" by Hon. j. p Wickersham; "In-
dian Education" by Gen. Armstrong and Capt
Pratt; industrial Education" &c.
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Political Matters.

THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
The Virginia state democratic committee was in
session in Richmond yesterday A resolution was
adopted that general convention be held in
Lynchburg July Is, TO take such action as may be
deemed conducive to the future harmony OF the
party, and that all conservative democrats Op-
posed to radicalisms and bossism equally enti-
tied to participate in the election OF delegates to
said convention
GOV. BUFFERS NOMINATIONS.
AT meeting OF the executive council at Boston
Gov. Butler sent in the name OF N. A. Plympton of
Worcester, to succeed Mr.. Clark as insurance COM
missioner for Massachusetts, He was manager OF
Gov. Buffers campaign last fall. The govern or
also submitted the name OF Col. Roland G. Usher
OF Lynn, for the wardenship Of the state prison,
instead Of Earle, removed. The nomn alton was
confirmed. Col Usher was principal manager Of
Gov. Buffers campaign in 1879
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COURT PROCEEDINGS-The United States court
continues its session at the post Office building,
and the Corporation court house, at the market
square. In the former court, NJ ]. Maith, VIM.
land county, were acquitted on the charge OF vio-
lating the United States election laws In the
latter, rules were issued against the Shenandoah
Railroad Co. in suits by MIR. Marshall against
city OF Alexandria and other creditors OF Eli Petty
became co-plaintifrs to q suit against him by
Smoot Perry. and their accounts were sent to
the suits for the settlement OF the Henderson
estate.
THE COLUMBUS STREET Puxp.-The councils are
now understood to have settled the question as to
the removal OF the pump at Alderman Shoots
corner by declaring that said pump shall not be
removed from the Old well until after it is placed
In the new We'll This Is evidently q corporation
pulL Inc pump VIII, however, be removed, and It
his resignation.
REPoRrER's NorRs.-The Potomac Manufactur-
Ing company, which owns the iron boom here,
II held a meeting in Boston to-day, Major John
w. Green. OF Alexandra, being presenL-The
District Grange of Northern Virginia Is holding
private meeting at the Bradd0ck house here. The
wheel cast at Collins foundry here, has Just been
placed In position at the lower ship.yard here
Messra Agnew Son, having purchased the land
potn saes o. by leave q the
street until the city requires It's use, thus extend.
ing the ship-yard considerably.---A new valen-
tine made Its appearance yesterdays cats tail
was sent to prominent citizen, enclosed In VAL
trustee for Jefferson school district which ad-
Joins Alexandria on the north, vice Mr.. John
Slater, deceased Capt B. II Fowle, Of this
general OF Virginia militia by Gov Cameron.-
Rev. Father Murphy, Sd, OF Washington. preached
Of St 4aJy's church last night
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MILL OF TwENTY-ONE RoUNDs-A prize fight
Tor $500 side between John Marion, OF PIttsblirg
and Franklin GLACIER, of Harrisburg. Pa, is re-
port ed 10 have taken place near Cleveland, Ohio
yesterday Twenty-One rounds were fought re.
suting in Giazier being badly whipped The mill
lasted an hour and twenty minutes.
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PREPsRE AGAINST CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. as scar
let FEVER. d plIleria measles, smallpox, etc, 10y
using natures own remedy, '-Dr. Lang'S Genuine
Germ n Herb Tea" the universal blood purifier
Price p cents.
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SMALL CoLoREp Boy named Peter Gleason was
convicted before JH!ye Smell to-day OF petit lar
ceny ami was sentenced 10 tie reform school dur
ing
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stCOnquerOr Of all Life's WOes.,.

''Conqueror Of all Life's Woes.,,
Mrs A. W. ROWLAND. Of Providence. RI, says:
''Deeming it my duty to suffering humanity to In.
form all who may be afflicted as have BEEN Of the
safe and sure Remedy which. by the blessing Of kind
Providence has restored me to health with deep graft
tude wish to acknowledge the great benefits that
have received from the use OF the most valuable me
cine that have ever During the past three
Ihave been afflicted with Kidney Disease accompanied
by the aches intense palms. weakness and rros-
traton attending this dreadful disease tried many
kinds Of Medicines including physicians prescriptions
without obtaining permanent relief.
"A few weeks ago . friend persuaded me TO try
Hunts Remedy; and. after using only half bottle
was relieved Of the pains in my back and con-
tnued the use Of the Remedy until am well again:
and now take long walks without being tired IN
have an excellent appetite. sleep well and am rid Of
al those aches and pains from which suffered 70 long.
most cheerfully recommend Hunts Remedy a. q safe
and reliable for Kidney Disease and IL the only
medicine have found that does exactly whatt ID
advertised to do.
Praise the bridge that carries you over safely and
that to many aing one has been Hunts Remedy. Z
sickness to blooming health.
I'VE ere Ill strong enough to endure the mssortunea
Of others. But II their misfortune IL sickness, 4
costs nothing 10 tell them Of the crest medicine Huns
Remedy. IS
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Day Goops.
]. A. LUTTRELL 4 CO.,
81 MARKET SPACE,
French Satnes in New and Beautiful Deefens. with
Plain Colors to match. Cashmeres, Albatross and
Nuns Yelling III all the Evening Shades. Black and
Colored Cashmeres in end ess variety, at Lowest
Prices. Now 1s the time to get special bargains in
Table Linens. We have just added TO our stock
Thirty Pieces, selected with great care, which will
compare In prices with anything this side Of New
York We invite special attention to these goods,
confident that they cannot fail to please. Our stock
Of Sheeting, A. Brown and Bleached Cotton.
II complete.
j. A. LUTTRELL & CO..
n S17 MARKET SPACE.
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Over

Over
one-third OF . century Old and more useful than
ever-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price s. cents.
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FAcrs WORM Knowing.
YOUR LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON.
KINGS ACE,
s14 SEVENTH STREET.
WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS.
ELEGANT BLACK TIPS.
At Is cents Bunch.
Three in q Bunch.
CLOSING rRICEs OF CHILDREN's AND MISSES
TRIMMED HATS.
From Csc to bOc
LOVELY PLUMEs,
At &c.. 75c. and$1.
FINE REAL BEAVER HATS.
At SOC. and 75c,
RIBBONS. vELvETs AND PLUsHEs
Almost Given Away.
CH1LDREN's AND LADIES' cLoAKs
At Your Own Prices.
FRENCH PATTERN HATS.
From 81 to IS. sold formerly at SIS and $40.
BEST TREBLE
ENGLISH BLACK GRAPE,
For yelling, very wide. at 81 and S. SO per yard.
LACEs. KID GLOVES. LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
Cheaper Than Elsewhere.
end. Don't fail to call at
KINGS PALACE,
IS sl4 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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ever-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Price Is cents
Hon. J. A. Mckenzie,
N. C. from Kentucky, says: 81 used Browns
Iron Bitters for General Debility, ana was
greatly strengthened and improved in health"
.Oyster.s Oy.serssl Oysterssu
Of Of the very frst waters: lifetime experience.
sons, 9th, near street. Ladiess Saloon first door.
Browne BronchiaI Troches
for Coughs and Colds: 81 have been trying to get
along without them, but with the ODDS rather
against me. I do not see how 1t Is possible for q
admirase h ssas
Sold only In boxes Price Is cents.
Burnett,s Co coafne
mas received universal endorsement No other
preparation possesses such remarkable properties
for embellishing and strengthening the hair and
rendering 1t dark and glossy. 1t cures badness
and eradicates dandrufr.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are the best
600 In GoldH
Given away by Royal Glue. See advt
Lundbor1's
Perfumes. Edenia and Marechal Mel rose
Hecker's Baking Powder
reliable, uniform in strength, and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
New Year. Gift.
IN the shape of the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for one
year, is In order. 1t Is large eightpage paper Of
fifty six columns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid
Trinders' LactO PhOshate OF Lime and
Cod Liver Oil, the best remedy known for coughs
Colds consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat,
breast and lung affections.
r...,, . ;,;A!dernsy ,.. Dairy Waeens:n
and delivered in h-lb. wizard" prints. sc. per TO-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c per qt Cream 1oc. pint
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY. Frank Lesfe's Popular
Monthly. DemOrPSt's Monthly Magazine and Young
Ladies journal for March, out today JOHN c.
The WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper Of fifty.
six columns, will be sent pOStp lid Tor one dollar
Year. Try il
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A New Years Gift.
In the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for one
year. is in ORDER 1t Is large eight-page paper oil
ffty-six columns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid.
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PRINTED INDIA PoNGEEs.
SEATON PERRY,
tSuccessor to Perry Brother).
HAS JUST RECEIVED PRINTED GENUINE INDIA
PONdEES. WHICH MEASURE 20 INCHES
WIDE, ARE VERY CHOICE PATTERNS, AND
RANGE IN PRICE FROM ST. so 40 sl75 PER
NEW STRIPED AND CHECKED SUMMER SILKS.
OTTOMAN SILKS.
EMBROIDERED ZEPHYR AND sATINE ROBES.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NEW FRENCH
SATINES. IN FIGURES, CHECKS, POLKA
SPOTS AND PLAIN COLoRS. AT IS AND soc.
NEW PRINTED. ALL LINEN LAWNS.
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEFHYR CLOTHS. AT 40c.
GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMs. AT 25c.
NEW FRENCH, ALL-wOOI. DRESS TEXTURES.
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
'RARE BARGAINS" IN TABLE LINENS. TOWELS,
NAPKINS. SHEkTINGS. BLANKETS AND
LATEST NOVELTIES" IN HANDKERCHIETS,
HOSIERY AND KID GLOVES.
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED MOURNING FABRICS
AMD CQEkTAULDs ENGLISH GRAPES "A
HOUSE JERSEYS IN BLACK AND COLORs.
FABRICS.
III CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES, AND CORRECT
Prices.
SEAToN PERRY.
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established ls4O flo
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District Government Affairs.

TELEPHONE POLES
In note to Major Brock the Commissioners
state that the telephone company have erected
five poles on Boundary, between 9Th and 9Th
streets, without permit, and request the Major to
require an explanation from the lieutenant In
charge OF the precinct In that vicinity why 1t was
done.
PERMITS TO BUILD
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwisle as follows: VIM. II. Brewer. repair brick
west Side High street, between I'd and 81, George
town; $500. Francis Leonard. erect two two-stOry
dwellings, street, between LIST and Half south
west; 81 600. w. p C. Hazen, erect brick stable
rear 51l East Capitol street; $500.
ENTRIES FOR THE Doc SHow-The entries for
the dog show. which will open at the Rink on
very creditable one There are 392 entries exclu-
sive of puppies Among the more notable dogs,
In addition to those heretofore mentioned in THE
STAR, are the following: James II. Goodselrs
Plantagenet, Don Juan and Prince; E. A. Hery-
berg's Emperor Fred; c. Fred CraWfoEd's Fore
man, and F. b. Fay's Coin. Champion English
setter bitches. II. Goodsells Fairy II and Pet
rel II; b. Bailey Harrison's Bellies Pride, and E.
w. testers Blue Belle Champion pointers
Westminster Kennel clubs Sensation mot for
eompetitton); Chas II. Mason's Shot; G. L. Wins
MOore's Donald and lie Guy. Champion fox ter
rers-L and w. Rutherford's Tussle and Joker:
Frederick w. Fleck's Gipp: w. j. Turner's Citrate.
Champion eollles - Thomas Il Terry's Marcus,
John w. Burgess Flora; j. Lindsay's Ayrshire
Laddie and jersey Lassie. Champion pugs-Arrs
Eiwln A. PueS George; Dr. M. H. CoOper's Rod
eI1ck: Champion black and tan terriers-Henry
ART SALE.-Owing to the storm O very few Of
the paintings composing the Bremen collection
were sold The sale will be continued tomorrow
at II a. m and pm, at Dowling's art salesroom,
18th and Pennsylvania avenue. Those interested
In works OF art should give this collection visit
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Hon. j. A. Mckenzie.
N. C. from Kentucky, says: 81 used Browns
Iron Bitters for General Debility, ana was
greatly strengthened and improved In health"
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.sAldcrney Dairy WaRons.n
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in glib "Ward" prints, Sc. Der To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c per qt Cream. i6c. pint
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Trinders' LactO PhOshate OF Lime and
Cod Liver Oil, the best remedy known for coughs
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat,
breast and lung affections.
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FRUIT OF THE Loon YARD-wIDE COTTON &C.; 1914
sheeting, 2c. At Brudaead & Co IS, 1905 + ST.
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TIE RIVER TKADK-Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front follows: ScAr Aha
rata, Brasher, 500 bushels oysters market; schr.
g. w. Sanders. Buchanan, 500 do, do: pungy
SHINING Light, Thomas. 800 do, do; sloop B. b.
Lambert Davis. 100 do, do
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WEATHER ALTITUDE BAROMETER. Hempler's,
453 Pa. ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF signal. OrFTCHR. I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb Is, 1889 $3.50 a m
For the mid lie Atlantic states, cloudy weather.
and rain, easterly TO southerly winds, stition-
airy, or slight rise In temperature, In the north
ern portion lower barometer
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Special Weather Bulletin.
THE GREAT FLOops-coNrINuEp RAINS.

The chief signal officer of the army furnishes
the following special bulletin 10 the press:
The flood reached its highest point at Cincinnati.
sxtysx feet four inches, last night, and Is report
ed slowly falling. Very heavy rain fall in the
lower OHIO valley last night, and there are 1ndca-
tons or approaching rains, which may cause
Slight rise in the river Tomorrow. over one inch
OF rain fell at Cairo during the night. where the
river is above the danger Inc. The lower Missis-
sippl river viii continue to rise; IL will reach the
Dan +er line at Memph Oh or about Monday next
The floods in the Mississippi below Cairo will
prove destructive; citizens of the river towns
should at once remove property to points above
the danger line. Snow prevails this morning in
New England and the extreme northwest, and rain
continues In the middle states The temperature
has risen about 100 eISt of the Mississippi except
northeast OF New England, where 1t has fallen
temperatures were reported at 3 p. 70.
Yesterday: Washington, AZ; Norfolk, $50; Sal
xannah, CO.: Atlanta, SO; Jacksonville. 700:
PENSACOLA, 73o: New Orleans. 16o: Galveston,
73o; San Antonio, 30; Tucson. so; Los Angeles
sac; and san Diego, 61o Very heavy rain is re-
ported from southern California. Rain and snow
are indicated for the lake region and northwest
Tomorrow; and rain with generally clouiy
weather for Tennessee an the Ohio valley.
NOTICE i-KetS Kemethy's, lice Pa.av, takes one
doZ nne photos with one tlirteenth painted for S.
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FrssELL,s Ice CRgAM and Charlotte Russo.

NOTICE l-KetS Kemethy's, lice Pa.av., takes one
doZ- nne photos with tlrt"enth painted for s..
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DRY GOODS.
.xkarcAx Suks

AMERICAN Snka
We hsye ;ust placed on sale 10 pieces Of coLoRED
eros GRAIN silks . 81. 50 per yard, which We
ndenty recommend to the public the best SIN for the
"a * .ns sae st ;
1oAsHMERLs.- sHoopAs. and other CHOICE
r SfT sg gfRs eSl0s CLOTH u 8 50
y. . only one yard REQUIRED e make Jesey Waist
'ad GSRT so S x Silks Tn
ss hs ES SBTSHax s 5sts & Choice 0oo
Esss q B HaENdH p Sak fsosrs =. low
variety.
One price.
W. N. SHUSTER 4 SONS,
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
n. B.-The beet is the cheapest. na
New SrR1xa SHADES
FRENCH CAsHMEREs.
HINDoU CLOTHS.
FRENCH sArINEs,
COMBINATION SUITS
SCOTCH GINGHAMs.
LINEN LAWNS
TYLER & CHEWING.
~ sls 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
A