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This ON RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE
j. >t.ll .u ollie lead with a valuable improve
ment. which makes it nolseless and the
lighte>t rdnning in use. No one has ever
questioned their DURARlLITY They have
stood the test for over 4 quarter N cen-
tHfy. and to-day nIne-ientas Of all the Man
ufacturers throughout the world are using
them. and three -tourths Of al. the Family
machines in use are Genuine Singers. W.
caution people not to be deceived bv ire
snonsibie representatives Of some one-hor>.
concern. whose principles are low enough
to fix second hand Singer machine to ex-
hihn in their office, TO compare i with their
shoddy machines, padded with cotton and
raw hide to deaden the noise. 1t is low com
petition Do not be han,bugged They can
not furnish any Of our manufacture except
second hand machines, as We do not sell to
Spectators. TO accommodate our rapidly
increasing business in this section We nave
opened a Branch office at Ellsworth where
We will be pleased to see any one that wants
ANYTHING in the Sewing Machine Line. Ma
chimes Repaired.
The SINGER MFG. Co.
Ellsworth Branch over Suminsby's Store,
Main ST.
80 J. II. BRowN, Manager.
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us Desert.
Our annual town meeting, to-day.
passed off quietly as usual. The following
officers were elected
Moderator. L. :. Somes.
Clerk l.. II. Sones.
Selectmen ]. Hamor, ]. c. Hill, J. s.
Sargent.
Supervisor Of Schools. G. J. Joy.
Treasurer and Collector. J. W. somes.
Voted to raise the amount required by
Law for the support of schools.
For support of Poor. sl.loO
For repairs on roads ana bridges, $1,000
To defray town charges. sou.
The brown coats about our fields and
pastures which have lately made their APP
pearance, present welcome views to the eye,
which has so long been accustomed to the
white robe of winter.
Three cases Of pneumonia in this vii
lage, in the past two months, but under the
skiIful treatment Of DIR. Grindle, they are
all cow alescent.
March 5. &c.
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Nv Town meeting Monday.
The entertainment held by the Granite
vile Troupe, Al HIskelfs hall. vas ,erv
good, but the dance was very poor being
accompanied ~ dull music Those Wno
failed to nave good time should come
Muulay evening.
Seventy ti,e teams passed over Egge-
moggln Reach. lhursdAN. ID aud from >ar-
gentNIIle. Ii mas been SAID that II. W. Sar-
gent Esq. OF Sargeutsille, drives the hand
soonest LOr>e.
II ney ale preparing TO DO large bust
ness Iu getting out stone the coming spring,
at Greens Landing.
Not mucn said about building weir. al
though Amos I. Hardy viii put up one IN
the same place he did last wear.
Steamer City Of Richmond makes her
landing at Green's Landing on account of
tine ice.
Good Shedding has prevailed at Deer Isle
all winter, and everybody has large amount
Of wood out.
b F. Diamond Of North Deer Isle, i.
not enjoying good health. We are ~ hopes
he may get better soon.
Geo. Holden Esq, has been cutting
quantity of ice 10 consume IN his boarding
house the coming summer. lie has fine
hosse and a most beautiful view from IT.
His company are residents of Washington,
ID. c.
No excitement in mining this cold
weather. The works are looked after by
Benz. Howard Esq, Of Deer Isle.
Nj. 5. joyce is euarging his business in
the making up Of pant cloth, having some
% girls employed al present.
News came yesterday Of the arrival of
the schooner Morris w. Childs, Capt. Tor
rev. at Boston from New Orleans, Is days
out. Capt Torrey is a resident of this town
and is said TO be one of our smArtest skip
pers.
The ladies' club held a meeting March
and the treasurer reported Sl9j. Voted
to paint Masonic building.
Capt Joseph Low will start his vessel
as soon as the ice permits, to De engaged IN
the fishing business
Msrch4.
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0sr HssbSr.
-One evening last week large number
I of our citizens met at the dwelling Of Mr.
/ J. \ Rodlck. IN the form of pound part, y
I "a an Of Mr.. q. T.. Rich, who has been con
fined to his home during the past fall and
winter. on account of i'll health. About 500
worth Of the neoessaries of life, amongst
which we noticed two barrels OF -four. Sa5
in cash and many other articles we're there
bestowed
"A private school is now under the in
struction Of VIM. b. Higgins. at the Mt
Desert street school house. Bar Harbor.
The Bar Harbor Amateur Thespans
are advertising another of their entertain
ments for Tuesday evening, March q. at
District Hall.
Steamer CITY Of Richmond arrived here
at about L, NJ. Sat4rday.
Higgins Bros have Just received large
qnantlt, Of paper hangings composing the
latest patterns.
The unlon Church pulpit has been sup
piled tor two successive Sundays by Rev,
". {. Stetson Of Surry
"A number Of Ellsworth Nasons we're
present AZ the meeting of Bar Harbor Lodge
F. \. VI. on Thursday evening. March |.
The second and third degrees were con-
fcrred.
The whistle Of the Elec,a i again
heard ID our bay.
Schooner Stella Ice arrived here from
Portland on SUNDAY. March 4. laden with
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first entered shows as slight diseoloration,
but in large lot this method of sorting
would require too much time. A quicker
and equally sure way is to place the peas in
water, when the sound ones will mostly sink,
and those containing bugs will float or. if
they be placed in hot water for a minute or
two the sprouting Of the peas will be has
tened, and the weeyils killed. Those who
intend to plant peas the coming season
should see to 1t. both for their own protec-
ton and that Of their neighbors, that no
seed containing this hidden enemy be plant
ed.
JSF
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City a1d county
GllswOrt!. Church Directory.

cpNGkEcArIoNAL-Preaching at 10 81 A. ", -Ahhsth
school at u ~ 4. NJ Evening" service Al p p y
b,frlsrl'rea ehnI al and ~ ? v ~ahhath 80.
AZ q. Weeks Prayer Meeting. TUESDAY ''shi'A =
i-2neeck -
t'~lrtg,> Church service at rs and - r n SUI
day ~fHa lat -, =,
gp.N =, $50,
Msrtt,.pfsr Preaching Al 2 and =. Sseh@N '
UxioN rsNrtnASct MskrNe-ENer, SUNDAY a.
p NJ Al Peters' Hall
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The .Iarl1u Memorial d family record
Of tie Rev Robert Jordan and hi, descend
ants In America. l. a large volume Of ass
psse,. compiled bY lri,lram Frost Jordan.
N.tf.chen. y. J. The family record J,
hroa-ft down to the present and tie names
ri members Of the yarIou, Jordan families
IN It'll, c,r, IRE given. A. y ErHeuiog!,-i ~
cori the work has been accurately prepared
and i .srb h, yrr, valuable. II d tnr sale
a. Ha,s BouA Store. III this city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-08

separate tice- "a, d e most hair dyesl hu sin
gle combination; and experienced wholesale drug
gists, who have handled all the various dyes, pTo
nounce il THE BEST single preparation f'r cha e
ing the color OF the hair which has ever been
brought Ia their notice
PRICE 50 c. MS. Satsfactionguaranteed in
every case. or the money refunded. Prepared
only b, Dig. w. THOMPSON, Rvckland Me. Soil
by all dalers.
Us d extensil el by Ladies, many buying a. high
as a dozen bottles a. a time. lyrcowl6
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Stolen Team Recovered and the
Thief Lodged in Jail.

BANGOR. MArcn o.
TIE horse stolen recent! from John HaF-
r.ngton has arrived in Bangor. he 'aiei
drove ID Ill home near Woodstock. ~ners
he sold the animal 10 CA.ai, man, Har-
r.uston made Airip 70 that city. identified
the h.e-s and La, uoW recoveryd hl, prop
er.y. The ANNA. had been driven q.a'-
ha-d aa, IL ], BIB, much injured, The ihief
is named i. J. Price and he Las SINCE been
arres.c. a,.a /, nov lodged id tie CALAIS Jail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-08
A Mystery Explained.

Various rumors have been afoat in regard
to the death Of Charles W. Record, who was
found drowned in Jamaica pond, on January
II, aud many inquiries have been made as to
the circumstances. An investigation has
been made b, reporter Of the Globe. which
has developed the fact that Record delber-
ately committed suicide IN hi Of remorse
caused by realization Of the great domes-
tic wrong done To Mr. Robert ". Condor.
whose name is mentioned in the letter left
hy the Young man IN hl. room. Neither
Mr.. Condor nor the ALBERT" mentioned IN
the same letter were in any way responsible
for the terrible tragedy. There is the most
positive verbal and documentary evidence to
suhStantla,e this statement Mr. Condor. " hen
he learned the truth in regard to the affair."
attached no blame to Young. Record, but
placed it where It belonged, upon one who
had betrayed hi confidence in the most
cruel manner Boston Giobs.
Mr. Robert ". Condor is resident of
BrouksvllIe in this tliancockl County. and
in the April term Of Court in Hancock
county 1881. obtained divorce from his
wife for causes a. shown fully IN M records
Of the Court. After obtaining separation
he continued TO MAINTAIN her with her three
little children until September. lss2. and
upon his leaving home to work in Ma,sa-
chusett> at that time, ne, believing it best
for his children, engaged upon his return 70
remarry her on condition she would never
cause him further domestic trouble. In,
was promised b, her a. shown hy letters
that passed hetseen the parties. but H. cou-
tirnce vas BETRAYED as shown ia the article
above, and the Young man Record seeing
the wrong done by him committed suicide
after placing in NJ. Condon's hand, a writ
ten confession Mr. Condor, mother ~
nov Keeping house for HIM ana taking care
% his three little children, their mother
leAsin, them alone in the night after the
facts concerning the sad affair became
known.
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The Bug in the Pea.
Editor Eisuorth american
March ).

Editor ENsrorth american
In YOUR issue of March |. d correspondent
tAneuIunej lsAs ANY reader Of the AMhRI-
CAN to explain nov the insect came Ia he
enclosed IN the pea shown hun BY Nh. Dorr.
lhls Is q matter Of more Importance 10
farmers and gardeners than one would az
tr>t suppose. tne bug referred To being one
VI the worst enemies the pea crop mas 10
contend VITA, beng commonly known as the
pea weeyll Peas infested with these insects
show no signs Of their presence except on
the closest examination, and the writer mas
known COOKS to get mess oil NICE looking
peas all parbo!ied only 70 find on taking
them from the kettle that the water was full
Of worms. and the whole peas. on being
broken open, were found 10 contain each a
bug. For cooking purposes this trouble can
he avoided by buying spilt peas, as IN these
the unaoundness shows Itself al glance.
Inc fact OF the insect appearing inside the
pea, with no visible external signs o! his be-
ing there, is explained as follows: The pea
weeNIl, small butterfly, deposits its eggs on
the outside Of the pod IN the earliest stages
OF its growth; when the eggs hatch the
laryg excayafe small holes into the pod, and
one enters each pea, making punclure
smaller than pin hole. As the pea grows
the outer covering grows over this oIltice,
and the pea is perfect to all appearance, with
the exception of a slight dlscolcration over
the spot In a cavity within one of the
halves of the pea, the larya changes u the
pupa state, in which it remains till the next
season, when II energies full grown insect
10 lay another litter Of eggs upon the grow
ing peas.
Peas containing these enemies should not
be planted, as they are sure TO bring forth
crop OF buggy peas. Two remedies are re-
commended: One is to keep the seed over
till the second year. by which time the bugs
will all be dead aud the other is TO pick out
the unsound seed, and plant only the good.
The buggy peas can be found by close exam
nation, as the orlhce by which the larva
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-08

10 say from personal experience that Sui
phur Hitivrs. which advertisement Will be
seen III another column j. the best spring
and Airod medicine " be found. It i pre-
pared rs nn honest firm who scnrn 70 use
cheap and worthless medicines bot use the
best that none, can buy Eiit"r.
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MARRIED..

EIrn-Mar. |. b. t. J Thoma-. E-q.. Capt.
+. AIrn % Eden, ant MI, Myra Y. Haynes
Of Lynn, MA~s.
TaNl,r. Nj X iiu~ Il .i- aui MS Craze
ID. MAO. 10th ii Il ooh 10.
East ~ li,au-M ,rcn ,, hy the Rev. ",
BALDWIN. VI, Herbrrtp johnson. 4 East s..i-
lis an aud Mis- l.. III \. Clark, n ~trubrn.
fremont ID. ~. by Rev. J. :. Aliru. Mr..
Gavin ". Sprague anI Ml>s Ella {. Obrr.
both Of remunt.
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rpl.patchc. to ,re tll-"'r'0 A'n'f'''H
Breaking of the Lesee on the M'Ss's-
sippi.
81. Louis, Mar. 6.

5,.ntteh from Helena, Ark., SAYS that
-. breaking Of the Fitzhugh levee. five
,,ae. below there, will probably not affect
Helena. but should the backwa,er threaten
the place ,ae cul,ert IN the Midland railway
e.nbankment viii be closed which viii en-
sure safety. About one hundred thousand
acres Of land Will probably be overlooked
by the breaking of the Flzhugh leNee.
This section was flooded last year aud no
crap, ~ any consequence made on y a''rf
the water subsidized. The owners Of land
were generally in debt prior Y iii-t u'''e
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PROBABLY NEVER

In the history Of proprietary medicines has
any article met success at home equal to that
which has been poured upon HOOPS SARsA-
pARILIA. Why. such has been the success
Of this article, that nearly every family in
whole neghborhoods have been taking 1t at
the same time. Every week brings new evil
dence Of the wonderful curative properties Of
this medicine.
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New Advertisements This Week

-.fyry,.-I y II pkin-. 90 i"cinr
pI',t,ti,,,. Road 1sN-t ouut1 tnmr-.
Enr : Ie-.I \. ituiuUr
IAN Amherst Pu-i nfilcs-
p.fiti.ts for Pardon ser tar1 Of state
M,-f.sd-~ Cannon.
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No tuurt 10 i'rshti" holden Al Ellsworth within
aui t.r Do, touru We HAu,nyk. un ihc Oh I
" .-luv-slty 10 Fehrutr. \ u. lHSS.
A Vii anI i u,mcat ID An s nray s s
+f rockville in -atd r.u.ty Il, ceased, having
i,tn prr-, nitt frr pr.batrs
DEpEGEp, That notice be given all
persons interested. by causing copy of
hi- ur.lrr ell ~. puhli-hcyl three weeks ucce--
-iyrly IN The Ellsworth American. print
ch ~ Ellsworth. that they may app,a
At Probate Court T. ~, held at Eli nth IN said
County. nn thr second W ,tiu--.lAt ~ Ap ii next.
I'm ~. ciu,k tn thr forenoon. amt slew yau-c,
ID AZ they have. wiS TIE -ati instrument should
MT uc proved, Hpprpv q, and Allos Ell as the last
viii aud testament pf slld decreased.
3Vy. PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest -,H,- T.. DnEr, Register
true copy Attest -CHAS L. DoRR. Register.
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The NoLrsIc BELT Co., Marshall. Mich, will
send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro Violate Beits
anu Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days
10 hIen lyoung or ODD who are afflicted - In
nervous debility, host vitality and kindred
troubles. guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration Of health and manly vigor Ad-
DIRE as aboyr--N. B.->o risk Is incurred, as
thirty days thai Is allowed. lyr52
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BIu~hiii.

BIa-hiII.
The following officers were elected
March ):
Moderator. A. q. Peters
Town Clerk Eugene A. Stevens.
Selectmtu. Assessors. &c. j. /. Hinckley,
Geo. ". Gay. Aug. G. Peters.
Treasurer Joseph +. Thomas.
Agent W. T.. Gand.e.
Supervisor f. X llcrrick
Collector Levi b. Thompson, at ~
mills.
Con.;ahles. Milford T.. Grindle. William
Mason. Ira r. Gr.ndie. Alfred G. Osgood.
Voted 10 raise
For SCHOOLS. $500
For Support of Pnor. $500
Far tow % expenses. SJpu
Fuf incidental expenses. $500
For labor W road, anu bridges, at Sl.jp prr
day. $500
Action pa The bridge q, B'urhl, Fails w.,
de.errc. 81 lu adjourned meeting d by HtlD
A.rii =. az III. 81 lny -,irctm-u were WV
>-4ac;ea o. >ct aside tat tlt >..ilti>'
Monument. iuu ,ote.I tu ll>. $500 .ir the
m"uumrGt, lib Ne pAli a, Soon a, >ibl VA.
fti>ed ,.>rW ret,. aud 'a, .e..c'mvn. With
Jehu >.vscn, anI VI X Chase, were cHo-tn
committee ia Cooperate sifh the romn,t-
Tee Di tn, 9. \. K ~ locating and hliii.nI
the monument.
IHcfuwn l.,o voted u 'aN dogs.
Hen j Hjnck.r, qualified a. tru--
tee NJ th- l4,tne Hosp NJ. Au4 itit cn rullc
:or Augusta. MJudAN afternoon.
The streets afc ,sr, ic,
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VI Il \. team "a' 'l''l'''' we va
re'N N Z N.i- >rAu+''A''
lorS 'at-, A'I ".t >'~n a'y,, there ."
engage 20 hl>."r>~.
-Il' mass hal d south We, hTbor.
Feb. -. Was success ln ever, Wat. Some
t~eut, ia, cruyc> ~efc present fr"m i'r
HARDER. lac receipts a,r, something over
Slli.
A.. ia,r, tft,, M, nenb,s, w trr High
S.hooi iut..ni si,4us AZ cu.criAIun. at. Ia
CONSIST Il lu,.rameat. AnI ,o,A. ,ul',ioa.'
r.c.ta'.au>. ~. some m, .a ts. H,a-tUur'-
N, proceeds 70 - ~ %, treasury RI tnt
,hoa..
i ,-.......,j.., 4 d. "
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ID | i u

Obituary Notices. begDfd n, Ddfe Name ami 4ge
must ~ patd fpr 1T me rate 05 ten cents Tine.
Blu hil-Frb. :. after an illness Of TO
and half YEA, # paralysis, Mr. james
Claugh. lged ~ wears.
Fen. :. ora, daughter Of Alfred Staples
aged II wears.
Tfem MT, b. Il. EuGrnr. son Of Capt.
Smith K. savage, agri abou } wears.
-Nurh .. Mr.. Eliza Lunt, aged s,out ~
yeHis.
Ls,uoine March :. Capt. Geo. +. Brooks.
aged II ,clr- and months.
No III Brooh>, illt-F,b. y. William East
man. young i child Of Jonn Il and Ruth c.
stuile-. aged months.
Cranberry I,ies-Fcb. %. Mrs. Julia. wife
Of Mr.. Ch,ri,> +. Hos ard, aged about /.
wears.
h .-ton-March .. Robert Ray, only child
Of MrrrIn q. and Alueila L. Beale, aged
wear sni J months
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-08

AZ our annual town meeting. the follow
ing officers were elected.
Clerk. VIM. Hopkins.
SeIec;men. \. H. Higgins. Jr., A. II
Spear. J. u. R"mick.
Treasurer T. l.. Leland
Collector y. Y. Smith.
Con>iables. r. L. Leland, Daniel L.
land.
School Supervisor. y. II. Higgins. Jr.
sam. as last wear except collector.
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r HE subscriber hereby giy"- public notice 81 al
] concerned. thAt ne ha~ been duly appointed
aud ha- taken upon himself, tho trust u IA Admin
t-trlttr pI thu Estate OF sidney smith late OF >cds
vic Tie County Oil ncra'k. Phy stefan deceased
uy giving bond th law directs he thertfur' n,
quests ili person VII" indebted % the said ie
rei-.f- estate, IL make immediate payment, and
those whr have ans demands the To exhibit the
same fnr pay men.
NATHAN II POWERS.
February :. l~s3 3W9
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-03-08

MANY who never complain are never
theless seriously i'll. Use Browns Iron Bit
tsss aud there vii be no cause o( complaint.
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sarry
AT our annual town meeting to-day the
following officers were chosen:
Moderator. ID. G. Means.
Clerk. II. J. Millken.
Selectmen X Assessors. II. H. Eldridge,
X. L. Carlisle, r. Mscomber.
Supervisor. J. T. Manning.
Treasurer. F. II. Clark.
Collector. NJ VI. Morgan.
Town Agent. T.. II. rorrey
Auditor. W. 5. Green.
Voted to raise
For schools, $3.50
Support Of Poor. 500
Contingent Expenses, $50
Repair of Town House. 500
Repair Of HIGHWAYS IN labor. loco
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Hoods
SarsaparMo

as to derive their greatest medicinal effects
with the least disturbance to the whole sys-
TEN. In fact this preparation is so well bal
anced in its action upon the alimentary
canal. the liver, the kidneys, the stomach.
the bowels and the circulation Of the blood,
that II brings about healthy action OF tho
entire human organism, that can hardly be-
credited by those who have not seen the re-
markable results that have followed its use.
II the Sarsaparilla does not prove sufficient
~ laxative. take a few doses of Hnops VEG
ErAHIT PuLS II Is well In all cases Of
hihOusnesS to take these pills In connection
with the Slrsaparilil for tile first ten DAYS.
That dun. sleepy, sick feeling can be wholly
overcome ~ tie use Of these remedies. win
you give them trial and be yourself again2
An ex-aldcrman ~ this city says Of Hoods
Sarslparilla. II is the strongest Sarsapa-
rilla ever saw"
Each dollar bottle contains one hundred
taverages) doses. Sold by all druggists.
Price one dollar. or six for FIVE dollars.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, prepared only bye
l. HOOD & co. Apothecarics Lowell, Mass.
- Use HOOPS TooTH-PowDER
lyric mr. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-17
The Colu n,bIau Hospital,

LEsI6SAiIoSS OF DRs- STANTON. Sewers, RsYECRN.
AND young OF THE ADVISORY BOARD.
AZ the meeting Of the board or directors OF the
columbian Hospital last night, the designations OF
DIS. stanton, Sewers Reyburn and Young OF the
soVlsory board Of physicians were received and
eccFpted Dr. Young In his letter stated that his
outes NJ the hospital interfered with his practice
anu Ior tbs reason he wished To be relieved The
CsheI three assigned no reason for their action.
Gid not agree with the physician I'm charye ana 81
eonciuded that IL would De best resign He said
tnat be hac no personal feeling against DR. Nur-
ply, and believed that the Institution was well
managed. As far as he knew none OF the doctors
had resigned for reasons that were pre1udlciai to
the Institution or the character OF the physician In
charge. These designations leaves Drs YarroW
ana Richie the only members OF the advisory
Board The vacancies viii be 0lle0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-17

ULOVES
We have lately le large additions to our stock of
SIX i!ov. aad Mltts, and Present the iue-t as
sor'nent TO he found tside nf New York The st elk
comp .es u the novelties III jersey and Iousquetsre
and ia icnrths rom 10 IS buttons.
ito dozen Jersey Gloves tie i,nyth equal to the Or
binary SIX utns, the material is tilk and for
81 10 and hity they cannot be eQualed at the
reiLn, J ezra CJtta, Crushed Strawberry Crushed
RasI berry, G u.hed Goo cherry Ecru, Tan shrimp
4 Tx, Electro, Garnet Sage Green, Black and Myrt.a
Ureet. = haixaln ut 33c. per pair.
aLosher ot OF hetvr quality than the fret, equal in
len n ~ eight button ;r.oves, bC ti Jery and Mons
qtealre Styles III all the mentioned above 81 l.
per par. ~ ~
The next lot is of ten button length very fine quality
Il .35 Ier par. ~ s"'
We have finer eoola lengths from twelve to twenty.
nVe buttons IN all tine colors at prices ranging from
II. - TO s. % pair.
MITTS
An excellent silk NH in II the colors and OF EXTRA
iensth Tor adde's and Misses, Ace. pair.
msgniflcent Mtt. in ali the latest shades and fu
length for Ladies'. sde of fine spun silk sold in
on At 6se. Per pair.
Anahsr lot, equally cheap in proportion finer and
LONGER than the last lot Mentioned sold preyiuu ly at
sl2o. we sha. offer them tb, week at Sac er Uair
We also have large variety OF Mitts in finer DUALITY
at Us, d. 30 u. SO to 81 SO per pair
our as orfment OF Use Thread Gloves Is also very
complete, b; tn in LADIES' and Misses styles. The
prices lower thar any her house asks for the same
goods and the assortment is the largest in the city.