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COLLINS vOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER
Instantly affects the Nervous System and banshes
Pain. perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED
WITH POROUS PLASTER FOR 25 CENTS 1t an
initiates Pain. vitalizes Weak and Worn Out Parts
strengthens Tired Muscles prevents Disease and does
more i'll half the than any other plaster in the
world. Sold everywhere mhl7
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will be sold tomorrow only At NJ Augenstein's 81.
to S21 9TH st. NV: Wooden water buckets. Ice;
market baskets &C.: lava spittoons, lSc. spring bal
ances, lie; lock and key, lOc; hammer and two
per. Sc: covered butter dishes. Sc; g OF. mixing
bowls. Sc qt. l3c.: 6 Of. water buckets. Sc; II
following l5c. goods reduced 10 A.: Mufin pans.
oroilers. comb cases. match boxes. wooden spoons,
40 clothespins, rolling pins, dish mops, scrub
brushes clothesl1nes. dippers towel rollers dreg-
Ing boxes, salt Shakers egg cups, } pieces soap.
fancy goblets. &c. each. Special bargains In trunks
and baby carriages.
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AnslsGmGIits. Nr.. EO-nirhf.

MISUNDERSTANDING Nfss sO.hfShts
NATIONAL THEATER.-J. *. EmIuet u, Fritz III
Ireland
FORps OPERA HoUsE--StetsCI-s comedy company
In "CoufIlSiOn-"
CONGREGATIONAL CHCRCH.-MOr3au organ con-
cert
MAEISIs HaLI--Prof. carl Faelten's third piano
recital
THEATRE CONIQJE-"FoUr Married Men anu
yaT1t ties"
fJTlAIlIiCt.
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MARRYING BY THE DOZEN.-An elderly, eccentric
and wealthy citizen of binghaInton " y who is
married but does not live with his wife, proposes
taking an excursion to Europe next June and 70
defray all expenses on certain conditions. The
party must consist of ten or more unmarried
couples the females to do the popping Of the
question, prior to the voyage. on board the
steamer there Is TO be one or more weddings each
day until the trip is made Marriageable young
ladies in Binghamton are beginning to discuss the
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DAY GooDs
TRUNSEL CLARK
No. sll Market Space,
Are adding daily attractions in all departments o.!
their large stock.
SPECIAL Bargains in Black and Colorc,l SILKS
Also. 81 hAI. kHADANES SUMNER and OTTO.
MAN SILKS.
FRENCH COTTON GOODS IL great variety
Also many Novelties III l.w SPRING (! ITINGS
lupn'S BLACK GOODS great yar;.t,
Also. I'M line IF toUrtalu'S eel. DRAFTED ENGLISH
CltllES. and vide Ci:EIl for Vols
ar-' job Lot ot 40 ~IEkI reGu ed to 80 cts MANY
OF these Goods sold al G2I. and -
ola case heavy Viii + QUILTS reduced to S1 The
best value III the market tor the Price.
sS-We cordially invite examination Of Stock
ONE PRICE ONLH
mars TRrNNFr 4 CLARK.
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Another Pension Case.

J. J. fILEN On TRIAL FOR FRAUD.
'pHh - Alley. formerly clerk III the Pension
o,'I. was eli trii in the Criminal Cour; tti, morn
H%' ON The charge ri Violating section $50 Revised
SafHt. i'll using the mails In the fIlrt herance OF
-tI'3u !" t'f',;ud Fr@C,rfca Oc, iil>ea peilSoner
District Attorney Wort hln-ston fprthc government
ana N'N~r,,- /. +. Miller and j. Amber smith for
the defendant
H. i At ''iNt IN which the arrests We're made by
FNitIli.'f = = lIrofS on July 10th OF last wear
il ~ " = NIi!iil't as IN arrived at The Baltimore
~ tt'5t!i '.tIoi. ui Alley nj his desk in the
l'fi~ipn oc', Al the hearing before Commits
entered 49, f 49,
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Strange lirs!.S elbows.

Frnln tht CHICAGO N-W-.
W" So that stephen ". Dorsey and Charles A
Dana, hiI'. gone 10 bed together. Dorsey VIII do
considerable talking III his sleep but Dana viii gpI
all The cover.
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On Thirty Days, Trial.
The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. will send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days TO men
young or old who are afflicted with nervous de-
billy, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly vigor. Address as above. y. B.-NO risk is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed w,s,m
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Nrw WnrE Goops Ar TIE
BOSTON HOUSE.
WOODW ARD & LOTHRoP.
We are prepared 10 show and invite careful stt.n
ton To the
FINEST STOCK OF WHITE DRESS GOODS
Which ii has ever ben our privilege 10 exhibit
CHECK NAINSOOkS.s :. / y. ISc. I'd
WHITE PIQUES. Is. 20. 23c. yd
INDIA LINENS. from the best manufacturers s7,ar-
antsd for
PERSIAN LAWNS. II. -. aSr. yd
INDIA MC1-I.S. A. in. wide. *. 80 S1Ir yd
ENGLISH NAlNSookS. soft finish. - Is Sic vd
"A LINEN CANBlICS ST. S. G2kc ward
WOOD " 4 ID LOTHROP
mi25
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BCRGLARS made an attempt early yesterday
morning To enter Wi!Iet Il isjiOff'> store W 49,
Pennsylvania avenue, 10y saving thra--h TIA" iron
oITs0f rear WINDOW They us ...vtrrd ~ "a
LADY IN an adjoining house. who gave all ,,larIu
which frightened The iIIrUderS awdL-
THE back part Of the house l1s.; Pennsylvania
avenue. owned by Vi. f.. AMI ). r. Kcdf.Tn. ana
occupied by StlntIcI Ha1cnan. Was damaged IL
lire early yesterday murnin 10 the extent about
stu
SAVE EYESIGrT slI.,nLf Har.lriar. IL p ave.
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Alexandria Affairs.

CHURCH REnFENED-The Trinity W. F. church
was OPENED for service YESTERDAY Ray ur pnIison
own farewell, as Rev Mr.. Edwards the new pas
tOr. VIII take charge this week This congregation
l. he parent OF tht four white and four co!ored
Protestant congregations which now exist here
The okelley anti-bishOp Methodi>ts left In 1.as
the Neth''iiSt Prntestants in 1sa. the NJ f. church
south Iii 1919. aud the free Methodist In lss,-l
ana exercises were conducted In the lower room
which viii be used by the services aS Well As the
sunday school until the upper room Is fitted up.
RELIGIOUS MI>SIoS--ThP services OF a mission
We're begun AT 81 Mary church here yesterday BY
the Jesuit Fathers Stack and DOughertv. The for
ll'r preached last nrht- and expressed his salts
action III coming again u his native STATE and
CONSIDERED fhc question. lis Lite Worth Living =
Services are held al =. Ok ain. ana 30 H. all
being well attended ana the church crowded at the
night services
Police EEPoRT.-Marrin Brooks, colorpd was
Kept At the station house Yesterday al the request
OF the sheriff OF northumberland county. while en-
route Ia the pvnitehtIsry at Richmond. EilnonIa
Harris Is held at The station house. charged with
disorder Al The last mayors court George SWANS
bury WAS Tired - circumstances. William Brown
was fined 80 for disorder the street and in the
MAYORS uffir"
DEATH.-Mrs. NJ. Davis. residing on Union street,
who has several Snn~ employed as w,iternen On the.
river. died last night.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The county board Of sinner
v~'r- Will hot special meeting at the Columbus
street court house on Thursday neXt.-F1sh are
nov coming - the fi-n wharf In small Quantities
b't The season has hot Yet begun-A new style
engine Ur:''r The ydpor fuel patents. VIII ie built
h'.!F G"Ni summer al The new iron wOrks.-Ihea
schooner T.. &. scranton Is under repairs al the
lower ohnyard-Fo'!- churche, We're closed YES
tcrity tIr First PRESBYTERIAN. VI f. church s0ilf H.
ht'riI>' Prot church. ANA the Village ca-
Uri:Er BrJi,loci. House is nuw in churgt. OF Mr.
Ii. W fdll- II ti!e u.rcr.-The Red Men here.
have elected George W. Dix their representative at
thu coming council in PttcTSburg.-Thc fire war
ian5 hd.r tlNrn in c''arstc the Friendship bell,
which. although The company l. not in service viii
hereafter ht fung ON occasions OF ire alarm
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THF CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER
wASHfSGToS. ID. G., March II. ISL 10 Inf
For the middle Atlantic STATES. warmer, partly
cloudy weather. followed III northern pant and ~
tuesday IN southern part 10y rain. variable winds.
mostly SOujhcTly ami Shiftin.. To et-teTIy, lower
barometer For TUESDAY rain i i!,t..r..ce.i for the
middle Atlantic and seuth Atlantic states.
OLD KENTUCKY FOREVER have received direct
frCI Kentucky an invoice OF ~hlouol hauti-
made sour mash bourbon whisky. Ja- 1hdrp. SIS
4 street northwest
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W. ~tt' lLti stephen W. Dorsey and Charles A
Dana, have gone Is bed together. Dorsey VIII do
considerable talking III his sleep. but Dana viii get
all The cover.
y HORRIBLE MrRprE Il YEARS AGn.-on January
Il. le''- Christina kett. girl OF Is years was muir
Ifrria, hcr holm" Ia Dayton, o.. and no clue va, ever
IN HI t.'h-fr >1;,tct. that his mother had Killed
Tn -sir! ia Il moment az passion, crushing In her
the girls face with guupowder AMI successfully
'rHc,Iird her crime. She Ged several Years alter
@ITd,
\ ERUTtf PRIZE FIGHT on B.RGY-A prize
fEt; Tor 800 4 SIDE was fought yesterday on "A
t..re". 81! i WAS lowed out into the Ea,i river
mar New ORR. u escape the Vigilance OF the
police The principals were Tom Hogan and Jim
Il az. 'iio .re both rom GreeupOint. Four bloody
rounds wrr'' fought. during which both men re-
'"It'Fi S"Ntrr punishment -Four OF Bars Teeth
""r' knocked out Ia the first round and In The
f"Irt! liz was Shocked sen>clcaS llst the ropes
a'h! i night vi, given To II gan. Barr was taken
'" bf"oAih where he "2s attended by ply stefan
RFEOLrIIOSagY I,-~~I..-A dispatch from ST
Pct"rsbTIl, The firsr number ~ a paper called
>'robodHfge >to'rG OF Fire. Speech has appeared II
stiinIn0~ tH Youth IL Russia To- Oppose. Thu. ,ies-
p1i1c i1rn al government. AMI saws ..Rt.yoution
arr hIca- IL r-,sding every wherp-rvcn in the
army TIA" d'' OF victory l. approaching" The
paper iNnr~ union at all branches or socialists
Who. 1t eHN should pursue The desired end by
moral energy
iigS LESLIE To WED 4 IARoUIs.-The " Y. Times
aIF >, IA" c:stE"incn; OF Mr. Frank Leslie To the
Marquis d. l'ity L. + annDunt" "a. Ii l. stated that
Mn. itii. ur~t met ih, marquis nearly rhre rs
a-p. ami thu IL then proposed marriage 10 her.
] Ia mi was a: that time engaged in the task OF
".f'.ri'hi- IL: property from liz cmbarTaS,rnents
ahi 80 itI H"j entertain the proposition To be-
c"inF p '4ttrSinrfsI- The marquis, however. was
-f;,Ifi@-f ana patient. and Mrs Lpsi!rs friends
HFr r.'-jii I" h'Irve That the couple VIII be
W"gtird .fc IOnr far energetic l;,dy however
VIII continue To r>r tn New y rk and will remain
ia active control 1g her publishing business. tc
Marquis H. IrGylle i an allslo-Frenchman horn
IN England In 1911. He Is said To Ue wealthy and a
.uaiI ii culture.
Many lsr~,rts Were arrested In Madrid and her
Cl'i-- o. spain ON saturday. accused OF conepirng
against the government lpr military revolt si-
lar 10 TINT uI LAST AuriiSi
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Condensed locals.

street lamps VIII be lighted at $50 ?. and eX-
tiusuiSled al i,15 d.
About u ~ Iurk last night white man, named
LUGlin Beach. Ms T.tkeL with ~tSl on street
car, and WI, removed to Dr. y /. B,;.duo drug
store corner 18Th street dnI PeFlny sII!t avenue
where he VAS ATTENDED by pr. MunCsirtrT.
Thirteen poor families. comprising - persons.
were allied through the police department. SatUr-
day.
Mr.. ". III. WhittleSry, formerly ~ the Baltimore
and Potomac ticket OfCr. has been appointed pas
senger agent OF the Chesapeake and UEiJ railroad,
with headquarters at lexington. ny.
MT. John \. ryder Delivered tine lecture At the
National Museum saturday afternoon. his subject
being I'rCtUpIasIn ia the Light nj KtCtnt>lnycSt-
CATIONS
The Washington branch OF the American Tract
society held is annual lettiLg at tac COngrrSd-
tiOnal chuI IA last night judge >trUng. Rev. t,ep
L. Marsh and Hon Mr. NcC' -hedn delivered All
dresses, and Rev. Dr. shear financial secretary U1
The society, made report OF GAt operations OF the
society.
The Germania NPnnerchOr gave an entertain
ment at Abner's hall last evening". IL honor of It's
musical director, Prof. Emile f. NorL Miss Nus
baum and MesSfS. knOOp and Aluri sang solos, and
MeSSrS- Schulz, Naecher. Inirrbdch and SCHULTZ
gave Instrumental performances.
Cor ner Patterson and Dr. HarJiCan decided
SATURDAY, after full Investigation % the circu-
stances attending the death Oi the cOlOTed boy.
James Clements, who was supposed u have been
poisoned. that death was CAUSED by Inflammation
Of the bowels and that no trace OF poison existed
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lioW LONG !THGNENT Is IN FoRCE.-Thn Cen
crIi Term this morning in The case of Tho,n,,son
;'St- EtN"rii@, i"'e'i the ifnportln question OF
AZ" io"E a judgment 81 this court is effective
h'dilii- tlEtt Ii IA execution WAS Issued thereon
N.tittt Il YEAR and G!y after IL was rendered eX-
''r'h tdii!d ir l-N'l 81 NJ an, time within twelve
!,tiN ait'r i prl"f execution. and 81 on The
pttif ~ H." irlt t0ur in faIUrOf the defendant,
4Ii~i!l1- n VIII OF eEecItOn. affirmed. Mr..
)" :" hi'!"r Ior lii" palntn and Leon robriner for
defendant
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CLOSING SALE
WINTER CLOTHING.
In order to make room for our Spring Goods We are
determined to sell Winter Stock aud to do this
will sell it at
so CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
ovERCoATs THAT
Sold at S33 90 we will sell at $50
Sold at $1,000 we will sell at $500.
Sold at s26 90 we will sell at $780,
Sold at $4,000 We will sell at $1,000.
Sold at Sic on We will sell at $500
Sold at $l2 90 We will sell at s. co.
All other Goods i'll proportion
We have Suits Boys from Is to II years old from
$45Oup.
Mems Pants from 81. rs up.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS mhs
REMNANTS. REMSAsrsn
cl0iES zsHE s. 2gE EHTRF As f52 2 OF
STYLES OF Ribbons.
SPECIALLY FOR FANCY WORK.
REMNANTS OF s ~ OF sATINs
~ RAMS Of FIJI fLus Ii 81 AhA-
AT PRICES THAT b hHg r NH BE PLEASED TO
KINGS PALACE
WONDERFUL CLOSING SALE OF
5000 CNTRIMMED HATS worth from 81 to 80 50 a
piece, your choice at 25e, 25c. 21c.. to continue
OPP ortunity.
Also; tbs, PLUM and FLOWERS at lower prices
Eight more of the beautiful SILK PLUSH COATS left
which Will be sold at half price.
Chil,iren's Misses and Ladies' CLoAKS at SOC. q
Is dozen elegant LADIES' VESTS at &c. sold formerly
81.
BLACK TREBLE ENGLISH GRAPE for yelling and
trimming. at 81 IS to 81. % per yard
GREAT SLAUGHTER IN KID GLOVES
Five hooked Kid Gloves our own importation at TIC
only. sold formerly at 81 Is
Elegant Musqueaire Kids at 81, sold formerly So
Threebutton elegant Kids 6c. sold formerly 1T 81
ATTEND CLOSING SALE AT
XII G'S P "A l. ACE,
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, Atlantic and ,suth Atlantic states.
OLD KExrrCkY FOREVER have received Il
READ sinshelruer's advertisement.

FINE EASTER C.EDs-J. Jay GouIds. III 9tn st.
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To Make n Salad

To Make n Salad
that Is certain TO please all tastes YOU need only
Durkees Salad Dressing. Nothing equal TO II WAS
ever offered, and none so popular. 1t is a superb
table sauce. co
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CITY ITEMS.
The following Spectal Ra

Every Systematic HOusekeeper
Keeps Or. Bulls Cough Syrup on hand. only IS
cents q bottle
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Franz Sprenat, who lived In Baltimore COM
United suicide yesterday by hanging himself with
Skate-strap.
Al "AnttBad Literature Society" has been
formed by the Evangelical Ministerial Association
vi PiLtsburg and Allegheny
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Nasaldine cures Catarrh. for 25 cts

"Alderney Dairy Wagons.''
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning,
and delivered In haf-pound ''Ward" prints. soc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermllk and Sweet
Milk, SC per quart. Cream l5c pint.
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BARGAINS IN
SEAL SKIN sACQUEs
AM FuR.11NEp c1Rcu,,ARs

We will be compelled in few days to remove all our
furs and Ladies' Wraps from our Fur Department.
Before doing this. we will sell
36'inch SEAL SACQUES. at S115 S125 and s13a
37-inch SEAL SACQUES. at $l45
SS-lnch SEAL SACQUES, at $Ia5
41-inch SEAL SACQUES, at $l7O
41-inch SEAL SACQUES large Sizel $50
44-inch SEAL SACQUES. at 5000
4S-inch SEAL SACQUES. at $40.
These prices are prime cost. and those desiring to
secure genuine Bargains, will call early.
SQUIRREL aud MINK-LINED CIRCULARS 1t &36
up. at
WILLETT RUOFFS,
feb16 Sos PENNSYLVANIA ayenuA
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THE DYNAMITE SCARE IN CANADA.-It was ru-
mOred at the parliament buildings in Ottawa
ont, last night. that the government had got an
lntmation that dynamiters were supposed to be
hedltatlng an attack on the buildings. The guard
WAS Increased, and the speakers OF the house OF
commons aud the senate, who have apartments in
the buildings, retired from their quarters Satur
day evening.
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Many p.rN'iis were arrested I'm Madrid and other
Citi = O. spain ON SATURDAY. accused OF CONSULTING
against the government Tor military revolt simi-
lar To that ul last August.
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Maryland Club Whiskey.
the finest eXtant. McGee's. 9th. near ID. INV,

New Eye Glasses, SOC. and 81, Prfggs
ThOrntOn,s Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver OH with HypophoSphlteS OF Lime
and Soda for coughs. colds. Consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility: easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians Sold by Drug
gistS. Large bottles, soc. Manufactured 10y w f.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md m,wr
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BRUTAL OUTRAGE IN BROoKLYN.-A brutal out
rage was committed yesterday upon Il young
woman named Margaret Mehan, In BROOKLYN, "
l.. by gang OF ruflians. who dragged her into a
Stable III Nassau alley. The police arrested John l..
Robert Daily. whom the girl identified as being
among her assa1lants. They We're held for eXami-
nation.
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Ne" ORLEANS HoT.-Dr. Mary Walker re ,civtd a
ltt'f from a W. Williams. in New orleans. La.
stating lliat her son George left home some time
ago, AMI She thinks ne l. In Washington. The
t,'1'r went 10 police headquarters to-day and
stated thi't She wanted the police 10 look for
''tol-t'. vino i . handsome Young man of IT, She
was informed that Il hrtri Of J." would be directed,
To her Office, G4j6 10Th street northwest.
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kAs< EIfHi$fs4 ASD EssEiyfsGE.-tttc:.iigu l.
ssss - al exhibition Of oil. rare and nae ef.it-
20 &fsi "fzfaTins,s 10 ~ opened Tomorrow al H.
= EAFF'H :, 10 fruu,y l.3Lli1 avenue There arr.
as tDsiIy watrr cDiorS from the WelI-knoyn ho,,
~ Hniiheflfrh d Co, OF New York. See advertise
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SUDDEN DE.THs.-AbOut O'clock this morning
Peter Minister, Colored man. died Suddenly at his
Residence. on South Carolina avenue, between 81
ana 3th streets southeast Two hours later Il co.,
oreti WOMAN named Mary Curtis found dead III
bed al her home, 1lI2 10th street northwest
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AkEkTAGE LICESsES.-M4Triage licenses hay. bscn
.7s4ei b. the ellen. III ~" court tG Villain St-u-
- aid L|aA Walter. H"nfy lay NaHG"L aIiG
Etsi-ls !. DD"L'y; William L"wt-. 81 Frr'icTi,.--
TAR. "a, AMI 4 ItI- ,ls,,n 81 f1t1lnAf Z H. :
',sIffs =" Schneider, oil Pr4hrc t,eOfsc county, SID.
<E-s 1sr.uss Brsrx-T
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The BARRETT CIUB-ArrangernentS have been
completed oy which the Barrett club and the
Washington ContlDeHtalS VIII Join for q series III
Dramatic performances 10 be given at the National
1hedter LII the latter part OF May. ''DOii Cesar o.
Be1an, "Uur BOYS Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Whit"
and the Merchant Of Venice Will be presented by
very strong casts, including several graduates OF
The Jarrett club. n0w professional. as well the
most lrOilCient OF The amateurs Of the city.
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DR.. NEwM,NS CHURCH CONTROVERSIAL truce
has been de-; AIRED in DR.. Newman's church, to last
until the end VI this month. His pastoral relations
cease then. according to contract and since the
council has declared that he Is not the permanent
pastor, not having been Installed. his opponents
willing to wait until the expiration OF the contract
before taking further action.
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EXPLAINED HIS SUSPICIOUS COSDUCI.-Iohn T..v-
Tor, cOored. was charged Ia The Police Court Tins
morning wifi carrying concealed WeapOLo-t pistol.
OlIttr stainier testified that ne crested Taylor
about O'Clock SUNDAY mOrniu., white ACTIN. In Z.
suspicious manner. Taylor testified that he had
Dtea employed a watchIu.n b. col ineers0ll'e
nephew. and carried the pistol to him Saturday
night. and he was bot at home. Witness w4s :,
hoIl-uniOn hOt-Carrirr. and on his way home
thought h. saw union h01-carr!er concealed be-
hind i Tree box, AMI became frightened. and ran
acroes the street When he saw II was an Officer
ne walked over 10 hiIu and Told min Why Ee rau.
The court took his personal bonds
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GU ELTY To ANIMATS.-In the Police Court to
day Henry l0maX, COipred was put on trial charged
with cruelty ~ animals. Mr.. William Lord te-ri-
led that the defendant was sitting on his cart
which was loaded with brick. and in attempting to
drive 40 10 the Pension Office tn Judiciary square
This morning. the cart stuck III the mud The
f'I''fd m whipped tn horse. and I'm the animals
attempt 10 ihf the cart WAS OverDalanced and the
hOrS" suspended in III" air LOnlaX WAS fined $40
or thirty daXS.-EdWard White. a small cOlOred
BOY, Tor killing cat. was fined s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-17

c. NJ. TOWSON
mhl3 696 Pennsylvania Avenue (South Sde,
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meeting OF me "HmdiS Christian FIup@rInfr
Union Was held yesterday IT tbe Ninth Street NJ f.
ChiiTrh. Ms William Burris p-eshing. Addresses
"ere made b. Nal. H. \. Hall, Kepr-, NATIVE Nj
tOri-lck. OF Ohio. and Rev. \. w Holt. OF Dover,
DeL-A tvILi-rdfce meeting was held The
North Carolina avenue Mp. s!ur j last n!EIt under
tiir Uoplc'-s OF the District alLJnrr.-ine ItII-
fordlce union OF ialnre VI. = church, corner OF
sth ana streets northwest, al their annual Ic,-i-
Ing yesterday elected the following officers: Just! ice
l. ONell. president; JnO. l. Ray, eo, vice PRES
Gent; Master ChaS- T. Proctor, secretary; Sir j. W
Shindel. ST. treasurer.
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Perry BUILDING.
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9rh strAa..
EstahliShcl IS1h mhl5
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SALE OF FINE FURSETURE-One nj the best II
moi me best, collections OF choice furniture which
htN ever been exhibited for sale In this civ Is now
NJ The scott art gallery. NJ 1lfg New Yorl. avenue
ihH gallery Will u" Onfn until O'Clock this n. NJ
mus giving parties who wish In buy an opportunity
to examine the arr ir t. IL. sold. The sale takes
pidc" Tomorrow mOrnir = ii O'Clock a. m.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SAVE EYKsIerr. consult Hel.aler. a..s Pa. ave
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-12-27

Subscriptions inv 17abAy IN advance.
f~Nlacoopies ) cenu. SpecAHen copies
free.
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They amt turRin' ont no mil
liouai.oo ia Colorado these DAYS
SAYS a Colorado miner. The
cropot bonanza kings is played out.
Thing, have changed nightly ont
our way. the smart fellows who
rakcd in big stakes in the mines
quit the coantry or went into some
more substantial business, The
unfortunate devils who thought
they had picked up enough to last
them forever, went broke very
soon"