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The El1dgctt Claim.

IMPORTANT ARGUMENT IN THE EQUITY COURT
hearing on the demurrer OF George T. Deering
defendant in the above case, to the bill OF the
paillllii was had in the Equity Court on Thursday
Judge Curti'J Ii1llyer appeared for Deering, and
Mr. lli!debrandt for the plaintiff. The hearing
lasted until p. NJ, when the court adjourned until
Monday, at which time the argument will be fin
isLed ana decision rendered. This demurrer is
not technical In Its INTENT but goes to the merits
OF the case, ana Will have an important bearing on
te result, as, II IT. Is sustained, il will lead the
En;,l dismissal Of the plaintiffs case.
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Ansuse:lca.s. Xc.. Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATER.-J X. Emmett as Fritz in
IrGI:Es;'
F0E:'s OrEgA HoUsE-Stetson'sc comedy company
in ',ConfUziGn.''
DINE Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
fOrIn.tHCf.
4lj It'll STREET.-THE great automatic city.
THEATER CCMIoUE-VarietieS-
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THE HERITAGE OF WOE,

Misery shame and agony, often bequeathed sole
legacy to children by parents neglected Scrofua To
cleanse the blood OF this hereditary poison. AM thus
clear the skin OF dsfguring humors itching fortunes,
Illuminating eruptons. and oathsome caused by
it, purify and bealItfy the skin, and hair
SO that no trace OF the disease remains, CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT the new blood purifier duretic and apcrent
and CUTiCURA and CUTICUA SOAR, the great skin
and bcautners, arc iEfable
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BEAUTIFUL DREss Goops
SILK AND WOOL
New Colors. New Shades. only g. treal value SOD
CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
FANCY SILKS, 37k. COLORED SILKS So
HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILKS. Is
SILK AND WOOL CHECK DRESS GOODS dmita-
ton OF pure silk, 374.
RADzIMERE COLORED SILKS Superior quality,
only g. special bargain.
NEW YORK MILLS sHEETINd, az wide. best
quality, Is.
Our &125 BLACK SILKS reduced 81
Our $15O BLACK SILKS reduced Sl25
Our $1.75 BLACK SILKS reduced, S160
NUNS VEIIINGS. pure wool, wide, double width
Pink, Cream, Blue, Black-S7x.
BLACK BROCADE PURE SILK GRENADINE tac-
tual value $l.25) only rs.
COLORED SILKS tworth $D reduced to IT,
REMNANTS OF SILKS at less than cost, from to
10 yard lengths
BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsK, pure linen, (slightly
soiled), worth IS reduced 90.
a. BLACK SILK MERvILEUx Especial bargain at
COLORED sATINs. so. BLACK SATINs, So
mill CARRIERS, ill MARKET SPACE.
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COPPER-COLORED.

have been afflicted with troublesome skin disease
covering almost completely the upper par: my body
causing skin to assume copivr-cUlortti~
could be rubbed off like dandruff and lime causing
Etoicrable itching and the most intense suffering |
have used blood purifiers pills and other advertised
dies. but experienced relief until procured the
CUIICURA REMEDIES. which, although careiessly
and rregulariy. cured ME, llayg that ter IDLE itching
and +. storing my skin to its natural color. l willing
to make affidavit to the truth Of this statement
Milan, Mich. S. g. BUXTON
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I HAD SALT RHEUA1

In the most aggravated form eight years No kind
OF treatmen medicine or doctors did me any perna-
nent good My friends in Maiden know how suffered
When began to the CUTIcURA REMEDIES my limbs
were and tender that could not bear my weight
on them without the skin cracking and bleeding. and
was obliged to go about crutches Used the CUT
CURA REMEDIES five months. and completely and
permanently cured.
MRS s. A. BROWN. Maiden, Mass
References: Any citizen Of Maiden, Mass
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Show YGrsr Sense.

This is what all try to do but do we do 1t; not
always the way we should. For instance IL you
buy horse for $50, and are told a few moments
afterwards by a Judge OF hOrSe-fleSh he is only
deemed a TOOL thereby. Hence look before you leap
in buying anything and DO not give l5c for pack
age OF cigarettes you can buy for 10c but buy the
Purity Sweet at 1Oc for 20. the equal OF all at &c.,
and superior to any offered 1Oc. and thereby
show your good sense and Judgment. For sale
everywhere. Try free sample.
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SrR1Nc HuxeRs.

Az a Spring Medicine. Blood Purifier Diuretic and
Aherient, no other ocaed blood purifier sarsapa
the CUTIcuRA REsoI:vESr. 1t combines four great
properties in medicine acting at upon the di-
Restlve organs blood. kidneys and bowels For those
who wake with Sick Headache Furrsd Tongue bilious
Piles High-colored Urine Infsmed Kidneys, Jeverish
symptoms. and other cougested conditions requiring
speedy gentle and safe aIerient diuretic nothing
i'll medicine possibly equal it.
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The fine photos OF Ects keiEctEy's. 1902 Pa. ave.
continue To be Is PER dOZ., with Il thirteenth
painted
PHY>!CTi>S TtNE Notice THAT have received
from HrTgons, i.ia fine lot OF wines such - The
'iIilTl &tlv;sd a'!I ii 'ali Scrco. which arc eX-
prts~SI r-'.rl"nHet fer the sick: only to b. had
IT chr Ndisd@r@, Nn- oil Tin street northwest.
LADIES desiring pCrlcCt-lftting and stylish gar
mct should Us" DaEtr g!OYc-1ttting patterns fully
Illustrated III tho !idIar HrCSSEakCr. price fifteen
cents. an opitu2lineIS sewing machine and fash
hon 1oOlS 5-o 9th street IL W. ~. Cloud building.
TIE iISTIsy OF Easter cards and novelties at
"ChJP.utH~," H15 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, Is unSur-
2ass''l III variety and beauty of design.
SEWING MACHINES Fox RSST. at OpnoIheimerS
No - gtI street northwest. NJ. Cloud Building
MICHAEL EspY. q white man, living at No. 22nl
u street. WAS thrown from u cart IN Judiciary
square ana had his leg broken by the mule bccUl-
ing frightened and running away.
ioUa cycsight fitted. Heinpers Ij3 Pa ave.
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TARnASr,s,
LONG AND FAVORABLY KNOWN AS AN INVALUA-
BILE FAMILY REMEDY.
SELTZER,
FOR CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATIC
AND equity AFFECTIONS, DURING COLD
WEATHER IT MAY BE TAKEN IN HOT WATER
ONE HOUR BEFORE MEALS WITH MOST BENZ
FICIAL RESULTS.
APERIENT.
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Rhine Stones in diamond settings, at 1
C0d.Liyer Oil and Lime

That pleasant and active agent in the cure of all
consumpttve symptoms, "Wilbcr'S Compound OF
Pure God-Iiver on and Lime, is being universally
adopted In medical practice Sold 10y the proprie.
tor, A. T. Wllbor, Chemist, Boston, and all drug
glStS. co
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Sold by all druggists. CUTICURA. 50 cents: REsoI-
VENT, 81: SOAP, % cents POTTER DRUG AND CHEMI-
CAL Co. Boston. NJ: IS.
Send Tor How to Cure Skin Diseases"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SECOND CONCERT
- APOLLO CLUB
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH &c 1884
PROGRAM
1. King Olafs Christmas Rurk
Apollo Club.
String Quintette-Op l9l............... Reissigrr
Apollo Club
, Nieni Che Poi Serene. - Glu,k
T. Contralto Solo, Wandering Birding St Moniusks
Heart Throls. 49, Bendel
Miss Emily Winant
D. Piano Soo-Spinning Song from The Flying Dutch
Mr. John + Lawrence -A
6. The Nun of Nidaros. -. Buck
Apollo Club.
PART SECOND.
Z. Organ Splo-Concerto in q Minor and Major Handel
Mr.. J. Is Tllton.
9. Contralto SoloLa Ciera .............. Poncheln
Miss Emily Winant.
9. Invitation to the Dance. Sessler
- Apollo Club.
10. Cello Solo-Adagio. Barpiel
Mr. Rudolf Green
IL. Vocal Quintette- 42d Psalm ~. Mend, lssohn
Oilicato Miss Emily Ninant
II. Chorus of Spirits and Hours Buck
Apollo Club
DR. T.. s. kIMBALL, Musical Director
Tickets ncludng reserved seat 81 90 Can obtained
from members of the Club and at Ellis Music Store
s3f Ia ave- mhl2 Is, 9.22. "A - 26-7t
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LundbOrgsS Perfume, Edenla 60
LundbOFg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose. 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet 60

]. M. LarOque's Elixer OF Calisaya
Bark
Has, for more than half century, been in use by
all classes of people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
s1cianS as the best tonic and inv1gorator extant
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find it
to give new life, v1gor and happiness Particu-
larry lady's medicine. 81 bottle. Sold by drug
gists w. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md tu,th,s6m
e3 Per Gallon. Csc. OF. Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
tu&s,4 MCGEE's, 9Th street, near d.
On Thirty Days. Trial.
The Volta1c Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, Will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro oltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
Voung or Old) who are aflicted with nervous de-
bility lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration of health and
manly v1gor. Address as above N. B.-No risk is
incurred, as thirty days trial Is allowed w,s.m
For Gold and Silver Trimmin1D
60 to Meyers, 922 9TH street northwest W&s,3m
"Alderney Dairy WaE0ns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In halfpound "Ward" prints SOC. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butterntk and Sweet
Mill, &c. per quart. Cream 15c. pint
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Alexandria Affairs.
Rerorted for THE EVENING STAR


PAYMENT TO BoNDHOlDEES-The commissioners
or sale OF the Washington and Ohio railrord are
paying the 1rSt 1nStalment OF the fund realized
the bondholders. About IA per cent of the face OF
the bonds Will be paid in this inStalment. Hon. c.
e. stuart Is the cashier OF the commissioners
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The Reform club held a
large meeting at Its hail. on Fairfax street, last
night Addresses were delivered by Major Holden,
OF Washington, and Others.
NoTEs.-Charles Houk. arrested by Officers
Travis land Henderson, charged with disordcrly
conduct, Is the only prisoner at the station house
this morning. Mike Morressey, charged with dis
order, has been sent, by the mayor, to the chain
gang.-The religious missions given by Rev.
Fathers Slack and Dougherty at the Catholic church
VIII close to-morrow.-AnOther vessel sailed fol
Cuba to-day, the Cyrus Hall, freighted by Reed &
Co., with 1000 bundles Of cooperage.--A new jail
is to be built at once at Fairfax c. H., to replace
the one recently burned. The supervisors have APP
pointed MesSrS. HauXhurst Coleman and ThOrne
10 take charge OF the matter.-Much poplar wood
Is gathered In the country hereabouts for the paper
works In Delaware, and shipped from this port
The city council will meet next Tuesday night
A number of members of Washington base bal
clubs attended the marriage OF Mr.. jackson Beech
catcher" OF local celebrity, and Miss Annie Up
ton at the Second Presbyterian church, on Thurs
day night.
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BOTH MEN ANXIOUS TO FIGHT.
Duncan c. Ross yesterday sent to the proprietor
of New York sporting paper articles OF agreement
for the signature OF John L. Sullivan and Meryine
Thompson for prize fight, ring rules. Accompany
ing the agreement was s., 500 as a guarantee for
Thompson's signature.
John L. Sullivan yesterday sent the following dis
patch from Tucson, Arizona. TO the Associated
Press:-"l read that Sheedy has matched me for
5000 a Side to fghtThOmpson, and that he had put
up forfeit OF $500. Smith and myself Immediately
telegraphed Sheedy, saying to go on with the
match, that wanted fight and not to let them get
away with any bluff. have never received any
answer from Sheedy. This is all l know of the mat
ter II the match has not been made let Mr..
thompson put up forfeit OF 4. 500 will cover 1t
Immediately. 1t is pretty hard TO make a match
5000 miles apart. 1 Will fight him according TO
London prize rules Twill fight six weeks or two
months from to-day and Will toss for choice Of
grounds
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BABY. For Infantile and Birth Humors and Skin
Blelnishes lse CUTICURA SOAP delicousy perfulned
SKIN BEAUrIFIEI. and Toilet, Bath and Nursery Sana-
tive. mhIo
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DUH oVuS1 ~ up THO StdHua1u IeI1tuy.
They Ran for the Doctor.
Some people are always running for the doctor
when the least thing is the matter with themselves
or their children. OF the doctor likes this
for he gets well paid for 1t. But there are many
occasions when the judicious use OF Perry Davis
Pain Killer will do all the doctor can. Mr.. r. v.
Miller, of Syracuse. \. Y, says he has for twenty
years used Pain Killer for miscellaneous family
scknesses and that is valuable that it ought to
be kept In every house. eo
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Durkee,s Salad Dressing

IS composed Of the freshest, purest and choicest
condiments money will buy. it surpasses any that
can be made at home, is cheaper, saves labor and
all anxiety, eo
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commence with q Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
'Brown's Bronchial TrOches' give immediate relief
Sold only In Boxes Price 25 cents 60
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Five CASES Best YARD WIDE
WAMSUTTA COTTON
EIGHT Cents


BIG BARGAINS IN 4O-INCHEs WIDE BLACK CASH
MERES
All wool, &c cents, Al cents SO cents.
BIG BARGAINS IN CLOTHS FOR BOYS WEAR.
Is cents. 20 cents, % cents
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL SUITING, "a Cents.
ANDROSCOGGIN COTTON, 81 Cents.
42-INCHES WIDE. ALL-WOOL ALBATROsSE
CLOTH, so Cents
BRITISH DRESS GOODS, 12h Cents, Is Cents 10
Cents, 20 Cents, % Cents "a Cents
INDIA LINENS. SO Cents 10 Cents.
TOWELS! TABLE LINENsu NAPKINS!u
o. NJ. TOWSON,
CSC Pennsylvania. Avenue (South side).
mh22 near Center Market.
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CLp KENTUCKY FORTyER.-I have received direct
from Kentucky an invoice Of Old fashioned hand
mad or mesh tCUEtO1 WHISKY. Jas Tharp, SIS
+ street northwest.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

~ M - CEM I'm =.
NATIONAL THEATER.
THIS SATURDAY EVENING,
Farewell Performance of
MIR. ]. K. EMMETT.
AS FRITZ IN IRELAND; Or. THE LOVE OF THE
SHAMROCK
Introducing New Novelties, Superior Cast of Charac
tiers, and Mr. Emmets celebrated
$4,000 DOG RECTOR.
NEXT WEEK.
SHOOK AND CoLILERS
Grand Spectacular Melo-Drams
THE LIGHTS O. LONDON.
Produced here for the first time with all the
NEW AND ORIGINAL MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
and a superb cast of characters
As presented at the Union Square, New York. 1t
EoRD's. FAREWELL OF THE BABY
LAST TINE OF CONFUSION
Don't fail to see it-Don't
THE BRIGHTEST AND MERRIEsT COMEDY EVER
IN WASHINGTON.
SUPERBLY ACTED BY AN ADMIRABLE COMPANY
AN rNor.11ri NF39SD DAY March a.
AN oNe0AA'fI IsSi M
The Latest Great Comedy Triumph,
DEUCE OF HEARTS:
GREAT BArc cH Iah STRIKE.
1.-TWO HEARTS THAT BEAT AS ONE~
"Mrth reigns from beginning to end."-N. Y Herald
GEORGE r. EDESON,
and powerful cast of comedians mh22
WILLARD HALL.
TUESDAY. March 25 and THURSDAY, March q,
at O'Clock,
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL. ENTERTAINMENT.
Readings and Recitations by
MRS ADEL1NE DUEAIrMACK
Musical programme rendered by first-class artists
concluding with amusing recital costume of shaks
peare's
HEROINES AT WATER CURE
Admission ticketR Is cents. Reserved 50 cents
For sale at MeZerots and at the principal hotels
A pPEARANCE OF MIR. LEON FLoREsTAN.
ia WILLARD HALL.
Mr. LEON FLOkESTAN, of Paris. France,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March &c 1884.
MONOLOGUE, in Elegant Costume.
"IHEDRE' Tragedy. by Jean Racine en- Francois.
OTHEILO in English. Tickets, ST. each, he had at
the office Of Wizards Hotel. mI22-its
V,HEATER CoMIQUE EXTRA
FRIDAY NIGHT. MARCH 81.
GRAND GLOVE CONTEST BETWEEN
JIMMY KELLY,
Of Kelly 4 Murphy, Champion Leight Weight of New
York City, and
SAM JOHNSON.
Colored Light Weight CHAMP ion Of the District of Co.
lluubia.
FOUR ROUNDS,
MARQUIS OF QUEENSBERRY RULES.
Reserved seats sale at the box Office of The
ater mhl9-3t
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LACEY Nor GTIITY--The trial of Vim. l.. Lacey
iOr the robbery "f the post Office at SIitland Nd.
December 81, ISL, In the United States district
court. IN Baltimore. Resulted yesterday III verdict
OF Eot guilty The jury out about forty min
Uft.S.
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tfE ZEE $3.50
EN- WHO HAVE THEM FOR SALE.
A RE SELLING THE PURITY. AND THEY GIVE
COOK BROS 4 co. GrocrrsL
4 hi SELLING BOTH AND THEY GIVE COOP
= st4SiS'n"h flrZHUGH & SHUTE- Groc,rs.
PURITY GOING WELL NTH ME
VNHE PURITY ARE SELLING WELL w17,u N.
Il and the boys want them. ~
{, oNoHUNpRo. pr-erist
A ht SELLING PURITY AND THEY TAKE WELL.
A W 4 ;. FRIDI.El. tirrs,er
pURlTY ARE THE Go Win NE
A JOHNSTON nrr,G7sist
RE SELLING THE PIN RTEITE, sSn THEY ARR No.
pURlTY ARE SELLING WELL WITH ME
WM H. DAw. Druggist.
An SELLING G BOTH: AND We ARE WE'LL
LOUIS FABER. Restaurant
RE sFLLING THEM. AND VIZ HEAR OF No
"A complaint W WfsCoTr. brrI-A1st.
4 RE SELLING THEM. AND THEY SELL wFII.
"A HUGH J. FEGAN Wines and Liquors
4 RE SELLING BOTH AND THEY TAKr WANT
"A mere. \ AMAN.
HAVE SOLD THEM AND HEAR NOTHING
III against them. q. A SCOTT, CHARS.
A RE EQUAL 10 Any
N MILLBURN & CRIswELI. Druggists
pURITY ARE SELLING FAST WITH US AND
II II. SMITH, Cigars.
PURlTl ARE ENcELLENT AND SILL WILL
j. NEWHAUS. CIGARS.
w cSas'tte II. OLIVER, Cigars and 25c. ExIress.,
WE SELL MORE PURIFY THAN ANY OTHER
E MATTERN. Cirars
SELL BOTH BRANDS AND NY CUSTOM
W. A. HENDERSON Agent for both brands. q
A RE SELLING BOTH. AND OUR CUSTOMERS
ID. LoUGHRAN. Agent for both brands
A RE SELLING BOTH. AND THEY TAKE. DE
GFo W CScma Sss co our me 70 ga them
A RE SELLING BOTH AND WE ARE SATISFIED
sx p ny are as IRE, n and hays sold mor than
Agent for beth brands.
A RE TAXING WITH MY CUSTOMERS. AND WE
"A sell them without any trouble. They are a
c. BOYER. Agent for both brands
A RE SELLING PURITY FAST AND THEY TAKE.
"A J. p HAMLIN. 3l2 9th street. Cigars
PuRITY ARE SELLING WITH Me. AND SHALL
stop handling all 9'h M1I Int A. the Purity m,n
I SELL THE PURITY. AND THEY SELL BETTER
J. ]. WHITE Grocer 9th and n
FINIIE PURITY SELL WELL. WITH ME
l. II. FISHER. Grocer. 18th and "
L j. D. siihcKfLs. 10th and n.
PuRIrY ARE GOING WELL WITH ME.
W. p BARBOUR. a3s v.
pUKIrY ARE SELLING WELL WITH ME
Il W. H. ZEI. 9l4 y.
PURITY ARE CALLED For AND SELL WELL.
4 C. A. LANGLEY. Grocer, 10th and X
FIHEf ARE BECOMING POPULAR WITH MY
Il trade, and Sill well
T. L. HOUSE 500 18th.
M SELLING THE PURITY AND THEY GIVE
An satisfaction. NJ. GODDARD, 60 18th.
DURITY ARE SELLING WELL. AND WANT
Il more NANSICkELS Pharmacy.
Doth ARE GOING WELL WITH NE. SOLD 5000
Il Purity OF first order. W. Il. POND. 1916 r 81.
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PEgIsCCrIc GLAsSrs, 81: pain lens. soc. Priggs

FI:E EASTER CARpS-J. Jay GOuj:s. 421 9th St
READ SinsheimCr-s advertisement
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broadway Silk Hats.
Htabu.s Sn.5O Gent. ea;s Sr,o.

"Fedora, ""Derby" and other new spring styles I
gents and boys hats, at Aucrbachs, Ith and il SITS
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Button, Laced or Congress. Any shape or width:
Will wear and fit as well as any s. shoe. A guar
anuee with every pair SIS 9TH street and 1879 Pa.
ave-
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered.
On Monday next we viii open two cases of nuns
Ve1ings In the most beautiful evening shades: price
15c. Also three eases OF lace bunting, yard wide.
mostly black. at the low price or Csc These goods
cannot he bought anywhere forless than double the
price mentioned. Call early and secure them. Ex-
celSiOr, SOL It'll street.
Bicycle SHIRTS
Tor men and boys all cOlOrS and sizes. from Soc to
s., at Auerbach's, eth and IL SITS Extra laces for
bicycle shirts
Hahn'S Famous Paris
Kid Button Boot for ladies; the prettieSt easiest
and best shoe In America; hand-Sewed; warranted
not TO crack, skin or turn; price, s.; any width
shape. SIG 9TH street and 1922 Penna. ave.
Maryland Club Whiskey,
the finest extant. McGee's, 9Th, near ID. m,w,s,5
Burnett's Cocaine
will save the hair and keep 1t in strong and
healthy condition, because it will stimulate the
roots OF the hair and restore the natural action
upon which its growth depends.
eOBurnetts Flavoring extracts are absolutely pure.
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CITY ITEMS.

No Ono has ever been disappointed in using DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. The standard remedy.
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tFifTE OF TIVE Nfflkf SisfSAf. OFFICER \
v ssHIS0T9N, T. T., March - 1884, 1oaml
For the tHF:i-" Atl3E:!c states, warmer fair
Et1thrf, followed L. !I-,ht rain sunday, winds
shiltiiE u east AID south, lower barometer.
10 sii& LADIES o. Ws-UISGTOE.-Nme. A. HuT-
ley. " : + -tiCJt northwest. having been appointed
sole &c ~ FOR this city. VIII open on Monday,
Warren I'll IA, with choice selection Of imported pat
trrns- St.a VIII have on sale OTr French fashion
journals and - neral stock. Including the best adj
juet'c Is-s'Ir.' i'll use Cutting ana baStin% Spe
"latfy. Also. paper patterns cut to measure and
I'M MS cut and bastcd. :. T. Taylor, $50 Broad
way, Ny.
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OUT.DGDk PAS,Es.rES

UiiIlllIS
Washington, March 81, fSSl.
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LOCAL MENTION.
s.c NCrfhnH.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-22

CHARGES IN A WIFE's BILL FOR DIvoRrE.-Ber-
tina S. Werner has filed, by Mr.. Leon Tobriner q
bill for divorce from Julius Werner Complainant,s
name was Bertha Salfeld, and the marriage was In
New York in February, 1881 She says that alter
living with him until June last she was compelled
and threats to shoot her; that she then came here
and defendant followed her, and by threats to KIN
her obtained from her large sums of money and In
January last he called on her and threatened to
Kill hc-. She charges that he committed adultery
on March 9TH last
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-12-20
SENATOR Palmer, of Michisa,

SENATOR Palmer, of Michigan,
who has an income of upward Of
5000, 900 a year says: '"Fhe hap
piest man is the one who has the
most illusions. There are only
three real substantial things that
you can get out of life, and the man
who has these at the required in
tervals is as we'll off as the richest.
The three realities are a full stom-
aoh, a good suit of clothes and a
bed to sleep in. Everything else
belongs to the realm of illusions. I"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-12-20

For EVERY DAY USE. Our
Qnadruple Silver Plated Ware for
table use. Is warranted for ten
years. Rogers table cutlery at Fer
guson & Schnack's.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-12-20
Henry L, Biossat, Business Manager

-CLoTHING, fine cashmere suits
from Sc to $3.50 at Big Heyman's.
These prices are low down, and all
should take advantage of the
shance now offered.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-12-20

-THE National House has adop-
ted the resolution calling on Presi-
dent Arthur for information show
ing the authority Of kx by which
certain commodores be navy
have been given the ing
rear admiral whenaas alls -, no
vacancy existed Justify such
action.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-12-20
-AT the present rate of increase

AR the present rate of increase
the population of the United States
in 1900 will be 1oO,00o,oOO, and
in the 10000 about 4e0,0OO,000.
DIR. Joseph Cook claims we are
destined to be land Of cities, for
in 1900 one-twentieth lived in cit
les, while in 1884 one-fifth lived in
cities. i