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(NUTICURA REMEDIES
THE GREAT SKIN CURES.
POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF SKIN
AND BLOOD DISEASE FROM
PIMPLES TO SCROFULA.
FUTICURA REMEDIES,

ThouS'nds of letters in possession repeat this
story have been terrible sufferer for years with
Flood and Skin Humors; have been Obliged TO shun
pubic places bE Of disfgUrirg huInors have
ha the best physicians: have spent hundreds Of dollars
and got no real relief until used the CUTICURA REsoL-
VENT til new Blood Purifier internally. and CUTICU1iA
aild tUTICURA SOAP, the Great Skin Cures aud Skin
Bcautiers, externally, which have cured and left
skin and blood as 1,Irrp rs a ci1illS
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ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

James f. Richardson, Custom House. New Orleans. on
OATH says In 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers broke out my
BODY until L was a Of corruption. Everything
Known to the medical faculty tried in vain. be-
came wreck At times could not lift my hands
my head. could not turn in bed IN constant pain,
and looked upon life 4 No relief in ten
years In 1850 heardof the CUTICURA REMEDIES used
them and was perfectly cured
sworn to before e. s Commissioner J. d. Crawford
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Ihe Strike Oh the Water Works.

TIE ItBUkFNS-
Yesterday afternoon disturbance took place on
Pom roy street between number OF the I.b0rers
recently employed on the waterworks extension,
buf Who are now on n strike. During the row Walker
Dca1 threw brick. striking TE..aaS Bowie on the
mead, inti!cting deep cut The reserves we're sent
10 the scene. and. at their approach tie g.ng il
C-opftier!y men fed in various directions II D.li-
Gel sullivan subsequently arrested Dean. In The
tpict court to-day Dean vas charged w,if s-.u.t
and battery and profanity. The assault case was
c6htiei Until Monday. AID he was flied s5 I0r the
prot family.
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STILL MORE SO.

Will Mcdonald 25i2 Dearborn street Chicago CRATE
fully kuowedges of Eczema, Salt Rheunl on
head neck face arns and legs for seventeen years not
able 10 move except hands and knees. for year.
lot able to help himself for eight years; tried hundreds
OF remedies doctors pronounced his hopeless per
nanently cured by the CUrIcuRA REMEDIES.
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DON'T WAIT.

Write to Us for these testimonials in full send direct
to the raites. Al absolutely and given without
our knowledge or l!ctStiou Don't wait Now is the
time To cllre every species of Itching Sc,y Pmply
S'rcfUlo,iA3nhercd Contagious. and Copper colored
Diseases Of the Blood Skin and Scalp, with Loss of Hair
Sold by alLdr1l-gists Price CUIICURA, % cts. RE-
SOLVENT, 81; SOAP. % cts. POTTER DaUG AND CIIEMI
CAL Co, Boston. Mass
BEACTi-Icr Rough. Chargci and Oily Skin. Black
heads and Skin Blclnishos CUTICUKA Gap. app
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MORE WONDERFUL YET.

II. f. Carpenter, Henderson, ". V cured OF Psoriasis
or Lcrosy. of twenty years standing. by CUTICURA
RIMEr1Fs The most wonderful cure record dust
painful Of scales fell him daily Physicians and his
friends Thought ne die. Cure sworn to before
justice OF the peace and HenGerson's prominent
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Forest Fires I'm NOrtla Carolina.

VALUABLE TIMBER LAND pESTROYED-1REAT LOSS OF
PROPERTY.
telegram from Raleigh. n. c., April a. Saws
For three days and nights the most destructive
fires ever known III shau section have been devas-
tatins the southern border OF the state extending
into six or seven counties Vast forests OF long leaf
piEe have been attacked. They formed the chief
source OF the timber supply. The high winds famed
the flames into fury, and hundreds thousands OF
trees were Burned, and some OF the largest turJEn-
tine orchards in the state were ruined Many farm
houses were destroyed. The people have been
bravely lighting the fire. number OF towns mar
rowly escaped destruction. AT Manly, Oh the RAJ
leigh and Augusta Railway, number OF houses
were burned. Large stores Of lumber and railroad
SllS on the line OF the road were also DESTROYED
and dozen turpentine dstileries were ruined
The country In great stretches Is but blackened
wilderness. The extent Of the disaster IS not vet
known. Many families have been rendered home
less The fire has swept here and there, some fifty
miles In one direction and thirty In another Few
places. II is reported escaped. The fires were
caused by burning brush. The high wind drove
the sparks into the turpentine woods so that they
went in many directions at once. The fires eX-
tended far into South Carolina On the lines OF the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad the
trains have been running through miles Of fire.
Two dwellings and eight or ten barns we're burned
In That district So far as now KNOWN no lives were
lost.
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CITY a Nd DISTRICT.
A,l,,,%c,,,ciits. &C., Tonight.

NATIONAL. THEATER.-DiOn Bcucicaut Conn,
the ShaIglraGn-f
FGEnS oTEEA HCUsE.-Lcon Z Cushman-s MIN
sire. troupe.
IHEaTEH C0MIQUE.-"Iin-a-4" ard varieties
DlIE MJSEUN.-"t intercIia" and curicsn les
41j .TH STREET <oR1EWE ST.-BCTgInaEI Won
Gerfltl automatic city.
VI sSOSIC TE&PLE.-Union Veteran corps cadets
fair.
\. VI C. ~ LECTURE ROOM-FrCe lecture 10y Prof.
Boyd on the Art Of Memory
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WHAT he ProrLr DoSr IASow.
That he gct th2
EVANS, 92--324 STREET NORTHWEST,
Pork CloIs Friend Ham
Mutton hops. S.i.s.4, II at
r sick, Scra.- le Eggs,
Friri Er0s, Iey Oul ctt.
Boiled !.g.S Live a a y cor
Gu: cio.ce OF tn" above With :t1cs fried or
Dakci hr at and Butte Coffee Tea Milk.
II Gets.
k euiat br' al asst or i:!!tr. TIL best in the CITY o5
ces Ever thing III t, at lowest rates of
any II the city
TIE EVANS DINING-ROOMS,
No W. and 92i + street ap2-Gt'
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TARRANT'S
SETTER APERIENT
CITY ITEMS.

The first great sale i'm ii years Of shop
worn goods at R. d;OldsCllmiGl' S12.
9TH st. n. W.:
On Monday April eth shall inaugurate great
special sale of lot OF selected goods consisting of
decorated and white china wareSioyS, glass ware
fancy goods, wooden ware &c. some being perfect
which Will be sold at cost, some slightly S0ied
shelf worn, at haH cost and some damaged almost
given away
This sale Will continue short time only and all
In search OF real bargains should call early to avail
themselves OF this rare opportunity.
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Tr:5,~SHr. oS ssrHl T,Ssu,c.

r~,.; -. /, - - -,
- " NJ h''V .c'ii ii'td Us lpiio"H:-'',"'5'
iaaol' To 'laFneW Platter, p. J. Be2liS addition 10
Georgetown: $. Margaret OConnrii tn T. Leon
ard lots ~ and I, CO. go. , : ,,,.-or =,
nj tn " ftLas. lat e. -. ~ ~ -, :.
IN ioynr,r .,;afn. L.. iJn''ii,- 49, "a $3.50, '
fclyn.s Co IA It,c~.,.f,", - = ~ ~. +, -.
lot ~ :, POI. =. -ri Ihn - 80. 80 " II.
: " - 80. 1u'iii y. hitnli ~ ana lstt
fn;,r ' - =, n "elhoi e' az 10 -H:f l. HaF~
,ni, 81 IN. ~ 9ti "'' Slow l. =! 'tlt'a 10
- ~ -. H. tO,A 20 ana =" SUD OF ''"i-
ia '.titi:tihc AGN;tiL ~ rli'1
" ~ ~ 1mt p, ~; 50 S!Wl !"hn W Forrest
,:;'i., t IN iot y. ~ III" 81. d nm
J. 3 Ware to - =, i9I III. 81 ~ 800
Vi.. w.. ~ IL -. w. u Us 81 anu 81 SD
Ir;,-, ~ -, ~. " l. Ml,t.h"s "a James -
Z; ..t, loe =, lii ''.;ii': ;. l. = ial'i 20
','',1i'!. t"St''- ht H. 81 a. S'H. +. j.
~ T. .5-i' o. '.hi!i','' :piS 81 81, 81 ANA ~,
~ 80 l. L. ftt-es 10 .. Waters. PIT !. 81.
- -''''~'-
T-1,t .---,, co,,, - ~,
-: i Iti 60, no.t','<'te ms ar
T.4cI c,,,+c, ~ I ~ ~ WIN, HiliCl VIII al
t,r.Isr, =" '( io,'I 10, oi ,h' N,.i'! i, tFriS
lima III. ~ 'i Oh IL, o'i.t9 WI. ~ re-
80 "a t''e III Stest h5htS VI the variety profess
ca.
TIN. y-,-orr,,,p v.--'-, H. ,,, ,
c,rrl,, ~, ~: "f.h ne "... price
- y; r'l. ~ Iio,!t'. EEtiah%c
~ II ""i'o-!t t'i't7 u the ely markets inr
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T,yeutv Eears Ann.

In 1863. Mr.. Wilson, now OF Lawrence Mass. was
In the commiSSary department in Washington.
Somehow or other he was taken with violent sore
ness OF the throat. Several army surgeons eX-
amined his throat, and decided that 1t was a case
or diphtheria and that 1t was hopeless. After they
had given him up he tried Perry Davis Pain
Killer. The next day the scales began to come
OH his throat, and in two or three days he was
We'll 90
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To Make a Good Salad Dre.,ir
To the COnsllnptive.

WibOrs Compound OF Cod-Ilver Oil and Lime.
without possessing the very nauseating flavor OF
the article as heretofore used Is endowed by the
Phosphate OF Lime with healing property which
renders the Oil doubly eff1caciouS Remarkable
testimonials OF its efficacy can be shown. Sold by
A b. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. and all druggists. go
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Excelsior. SOt I'll

Cincinnati riot. illustrated. two large engravings
street scenes. barricades street lighting the dead
and the wing.
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HsHS'S :; ladies' Paris KID hlnd-sewcd button
prstth =. easj't sit lest shoe in america, ei6
9Th Il. and 1872 Ia. ave.
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THE fine photos G. Kets KcrnetEy's. 1860 Tn. ave.
Continue - b. g pr dOL, With thirteenth
painted,
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TIE Hong Kong correspondent OF the New York
Herald sass that the French Will probably invade
China frOL. the northern coast OF TOnQuin, and Will
bold Canton in support OF their claim for indemnity
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ENCcIS1Ors sui 7fhe
Beautiful Nuns Veilings. 15c., worth 35
1ard-wde Lace BuntingS. %, worth 50.
Best PercaleS tremnantS). 6h, worth To-
50 dOz. Jerseys, all COlOrs, 9S. worth $50.
To Make a Good Salad Dressing
In the ordinary way good condiments. plenty Of
time and no little skill essential. DurkeeS Salad
Dressing supplies all these requisites Sold every
where. 60
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Maryland Club Vyhiskcy.
|. the finest eXtant. McGee's, 9th, near ID. m,w,s

Maryland Club Whiskcy.
the finest extant. McCiee's, 9th, near ID. m,ws5
On Thirty Days Trial.
The VOltaic Belt Co., Marshall. Mich will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Noltaic Belts and
young Old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bility 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, us thirty days trial is allowed w,Sm
BHrnctt'S Cocaine
will save the hair and keep it 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 FlavOrng extracts are absolutely pure.
LundbOrg's Perfume, Edema- co
LundbOrg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose. 60
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet. go
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley 60
J. Nj. LarOque's Elixer of CaliSaya
Bark
Has. for more than half a century. been in use by
all classes OF people. and Endorsed by eminent ply
Slc1anS as tine best tonic and invigOrator eXtant.
The weak, the nervous, the debilitated, all find 1t
to give new life, vigor and happiness. Particu-
gists W. +. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore aud
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,th,s-6m
"Aldcrncy Dairy Wag0ns.n
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning.
and delivered in haf-pound Ward prints, Soc per
pound Also Cottage Cheese, ButterIllk and Sweet
MILK. &c. per quart, Cream 15c. pint.
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ANOTHER Invoice OF those beautiful Jerusalem
Cr's- In mother 81 pearl opened at Chapi,,u :. SO
pCInSy IVdi.il aVt,I.
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LOCAL MENTION.
he " Gather.
rrTrCr OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER

TTTTCE OF TIE CHEF signal. OFFICER,
EAzT-i%t-E1N, L. g. phi ). I.ei ESQ a n. !
Fer tie mii5e Atlantic STATES. fair weather,
noriE I" west winds, -li,h3 C,Ia-F- III tetnItCd-
tuT-' lii southern portion alf cooler weather IN
northern portion. ON SUNDAY the eioustnesS viii
fncTe5e Ii The Ii1lr Atlantic and south Atlantic
states, Tennessee, ami Tie ohio valley with H1nt
rains.
BERMUHs Isl tNpS-The Bermuda ISLANDS ere
last becoming TIE most popular x winter &Dd
spring resorts. III" climate i pring1ihe the Wh".e
year round The temperature never has been above
50 ia SUMMER HGT lower JHan - In winter. The
hotel a@cOHirodsttiiT~ excellent ana the Island
scenery beautiful J ne round tip ticket Is OILY
$50 from Baltimore and may be- had OF MeSSrS. otis
BigeioW & Co, bankers. 6t3 9Th street.
THE national SsFE pEF0siT Co. corner 18th
street ana Sew Y,rh safes To for I've
dollars per year. See advertisement.
THE fne photos q Kets Kcmathy's 1863 Tn. ave-
Continue 10 b IS pr duL, with a thirteenth
painted
HsHS'S :; ladies' Paris ktd hanG-sewcd button
prstthst. easl"-t aii Lest shoe in america. sac
1th II. and 1872 Ia. ave.
FINE EASTER CARDS.. jay Gou!d's. 121 9ta st.
A>oEHEK Invoice Of those beautiful. Jerusalem
CT':-> In mother oi Tetrl opened at Chapman : SO
EcEnsy Ivstiil aVt,.Uc.
BEAUTIFUL EAsTER BANNEEs, 25c. COulIs, 9th t.
JUST iFRTvEp the idCrima Christi of TtaIy from
the i~iint at Iir1li: Lipali Sccco and Ipar Nal
|aS!s. superior ID any other wines: Iipdri Sec.p
dry. recommended Ey III iySciiIi- for cO!ya-
!c-yt ~: tip.rI &:,.E~i8 SWEET, especially audHtcd
Ter !1tilr~: also the finest and 0idgS, brau.ia OF
whistle. wines. etc. IL Christ NaIUers, No. 81
1tA street Northwest.
ASTRONOMICAL Tee eoo"s, Hanplar's. i53 Pa. ave.
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THE NATIoS,L SAFE pEF0siT Co. corner 18th
street and Sew I,rA avenue safes 10 rent for I've
dollars per year. See advertisement.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WAGNER FEs1lvM Concerts
NAY lsT POSITIVELY
"A m IN "A "A / II "A Nm Nm \ NM II
A MMMM A L III n GG %
4 ~ 4 Il n \ ~ ILL Ii 4 AZ "A Nm Nm II II
WMWW II NNN kK | fE
WV WV III Nm X X l.
W W II Nm ILL ZEE
THEo. THOMAS ORCHESTRA
TANNHACSER. DIE WAL
ENTERTAINMENTS Nj AND
WAGNER Frs11vn CoscrRrs.

NATIONAL THEATER
THIS SATURDAY EVENING.
Last time Of
Tie Grca. Irish Comedian.
DION BOUCICAULT
AS CONN, THE SHACGHHAUN,
NEXT WEEK
MIR. NJ B. CURTIS in his Innitable Creation,
SAM'L OF FoSEN.
THE COMMERCIAL DRUMMER,
And his selected Company.
Special Enlargement
WEDNESDAY, MATINEE ONLY. April. 9Th,
MILE. ALBENA De MIR.
In her and origin al CONGO tion Of
CAMILLE. 1t
EoRDS. THE MERRY MINsTRELS.
within the limits of Becoming Mirth"
LEON & CUsHMAN's COMEDY COMPANY
SARAH BARNUM AND FEDORA
Gilbert 4 sullisan's New Opera.
PRINCESS IDA; Or. CASTLE ADAMANT.
Next week. at Forl's Opera House
STETSON'S ORIGINAL NEW YORK COMPANY.
STETSON'S ORIGINAL NEW YORK SCENERY
STETSONS ORIGINAL NEW YORK COSTUMES.
SULLIVAN'S ORIGINAL ORCHESTRATION
An Orchestra of % Pieces; Company of Sc people.
Costumes Costing Six Thousand Dollars.
SALE OF SEATS NOW READY. at the regular prices.
Soc, '5c. ANA 81. aIS
TRUTH AND DUTY.
GRAND CONCERT
By the ST. CECILIA QUARTETTE,
Assisted by PROF BISCHoFF,
For the benefit of the CARROLL Institute.
At CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
On EASTER MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 14th. 1880
Admission IN cents
Res Reserved ed seats at Ellis. 75 cents ap5-7t
1N NTsETT DRAMATIC coM sBEsAT GARD
' The FAMOUS GEo Ss H:'f KuSK i
HOLLYWOOD FAMILY.
With a full Dramatic Contrary, in
splesfhd5 E MRss sSns ana Dances
UNCLE TOM
BABY CLARA "a wonderful inpersonaton) as
Two ToPSEYS.
Little Rosebud and E.ssie Hollywood
10 i f sSETlsihRtEtdI one sen ESin sTahs.
Notwithstanding the immense expense the prices OF
Adm to all only 10 cents ap5t
TCREE EXHIBITIoN.l
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
THE FAMOUS ANToTYPE COLLECTION
From Paris
BARLOW'S ART GALLERY, 1926 Penna Avenue
Containing 900 SMILES Of the great old
ters and the best of the modern school of paintings
Tl,is collection is unrivaled in the world. ap5-6t
The Famous
MENDELsSOHN QUINTETTE CLUB,
OF Boston,
Assisted by MADAME CORA GEESE
Will give grand Vocal and Instrumental
CONCERT,
At LINCOLN HALL on TUESDAY, APRIL Is 1884.
Tickets, 81. Reserved seats S15o
Seats may be secured at Mezerotts music store or
after Thursday April 10, 1884 ap4-l0t
nIME MUSEUM
u Entire Change Of Program
FOR THURSDAY. FRIDAY aud SATURDAY.
HOLLYWOOD FAMILY.
In the amusing sing, mnS Sics !, n ,.l
s In which Baby Clara hra and sie ,b pf sEpsar
'fi-r NDiD oi IS STAR ARTISTS i IS THE PROGRAM
All the Museum Curcstes and Wild Animals.
Admission to ali. only ten cents ap4
Il THE Resort of Pleasure and Home Of Delight"
S ~ SSii 'S So& NJ S;f
Gibe and snliiSan's ever opaar Comic opera Of
''Pnafore" burlesqued as PIN-A-4 mounted with
Dot ponrTi of song. dance. mirth. and emotional
novelties concluding with another new. bright frisky
little comedy " ~ Wife X EHsrfy A MMGPhsa entitled
An old subject handled in new-fashoned manner and
arranged in in ., CHARMING n! !, n.pty sketch.
BR1C-A-BRAC QCADRILLE. mh31
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'sHow. ARE WE EVER GOING TO GET
IL through spring and summers work. We
are all run down tirei out before it begins" So saw
many fariHer's family We answer 20 to your drug
gss and pay We dollars for six bottles of Ayers Sars
I.riiia. This is just til medicine you need and Will
pay compound interest Oh he Investment
I>HAT SLIGHT COLD YOU THINK so LITTLE
u OF may prove the forerunner of complaint that
MAJ be ia al Avoid this result ny taking Ayers Cherry
lccorl. the best OF Known remedies for colds couphs
catair!is. bronchitis, incii lent ,oIsullJ tou and all
o'n'r throat ai.t lung diseases. apl
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SIZE Is STILL His WIFE.-The Earl OF Euston
when young rake, married woman who was no
toriols In London. He recently asked for divorce
as heretofore stated in the STAR on the ground
that his wife had husband-One SmithSliyinQ
when he married her, but the London divorce court
has dismissed his petition.
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Periscopic Eyeglasses, 81. Plain Lens So
Pripp'S
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THE NEXT MAN FOR SULLIvAN.-Hial Stoddard of
syracuse, n. T., ts In Newark TO train for his match
with Thompson, OF Cleveland, April ed He saws
tina; II he Is successful With Thompson he intends
to Try to make match with sullivan, to be fought
four weeks thereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-05

Mems and Boys Spring Styles.
Broadway SILK Hats. elegant line Derbys an,
Soft Hats. Our g Fur Hats are superb. Good hats
for 81, at Auerbach'S. 9TH and ii.
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R. GiOldScknlid, S12.7th st. n. W.:
has fine line CT baby carriages, all and orig
lnal designs and are sold at the lowest prices. 2
For Gold and Silver Trimmings
go to Meyers, 922 9TH street northwest. w&S.3m
81 Per Gallon, 75c. CT. Bottle, No. L
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
tu,W&S,6 MCGEES, 9Th street, near D.
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LECTURES.

MEMORY
M fkt-E 1ECTU RE on the ART OF MEMORY"
by Prof. A =. BDln in lecture room If Y NJ q A.
BulidlIc. 1909 New York avenue, SA GRDAY EVEN
ING. April 5th at O'Clock Ladies' and gentlemen
lnNlttHl ara 2ts
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FIRES IN The CcUHTY.-ThurSday night frame
house In H'lSi1.e. in the county, owned and occI-
Fled by IeytOn Johnson took FIRE and was entirely
destroyed Loss, TO Fully insu-ed-Th!.
sane night an Old house owned by HcssrS Peter
and Daaicl Bacon, situated on the Bowen road In
the county, caught fire and entirely consumed
Loss, SD
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TOW SONS,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
South side, lear Center Market.
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FlSE EASTER CAEDs-.I. Jay Gou,ds. 4e1 eta st.
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Beautiful Line Gents and Boys,
Spring Neckwear and Underwear at SO cents, at
Auerbachs, 9TH and ii.
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zecccsssss. stolen Goods.

d'f-LFH HtENvI FOUND Guilty..
Yesterday. In Tire criminal Court. in the eos. CT
d"-,l' Harbour indicted IN ia'Ir cases Tor receiving
stolen prEp"rtySth" jury found verdict Of guilty
lie Articles C.lsTs-ed te above 30 IN value this
i Eol..ttnfiary uficnSe.
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iHE NORMAL school,. TX ,HiSATIoNs-The qua r
terry eXa.naatoa OF the normal school which took
place cstcT't3y II the franklin building WAS at
tened by Commissioner Eaton. Superintendent
wilson. supervising Principals kccEt Gaze and
Stew I!t- .it! Luther v. Mason, Prof. Ogden. and
other !, nttilen interested, In educational matters
Inc gu 'Ttefiy examination Gi the Miner normal
scEco also took place yesterday in the presence OF
4 humber IL visitors, including Acssrs. Fred Doug
lass ard John ii. Brooks
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
hii'ibtr OF safes of Columbia Heights real estate
rave been made during the past week Messrs
Parker ana Thwnshend have sold hOura No &
tuitoh S;fsrt, TO Mrs. Emma Fix, for $1,000; also
Ee'gh 20 W. ii: kop.er, at 20c; also lot T. block
81. to."iEhia college grounds, TO Mrs Amelia
SiIHcnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-05

THE HIC"CiE COLLISION CASE DISMISSED-In the
Poll Court This morning Prosecuting Attorney
thomas Called the attention OF the cUur. To the
ease OF George Myers, who ran over an Old man
IEi'n'ti N"osc Win "A Bicycle lie stated that By
direction oi The district al torIiey he would ask the
fisii!!sl al The case. as the prosecuting witness
stated that the acridcnt was Unavoidable With
consent OF tie court the case was dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-05

THE RAT-Iia=E MUSICAL FzsriyAL-The aftrac-
."ns OF tii9 festival this spring quite un,,rece-
Gcttet. ne SOI0iSto Will De Materna, Winkie!nan
amt Nc;trd from the Imperial Court 0lera house OF
VIENNA Theodore Tho.aaS orchestra and a special
Orchestra OF Baltimore musicians will lead The
eFit0Eo chorus "iIl consist ar 40 SINGERS aided by
powerful organ. The festival Will be.rin arrii
SJt 2iit last ior daFS- Special Railroad rates nom
Washington Will IL. made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-05

iHE.Et.: C0MIcTE-Nr Harry Montague has ar
ranged a !afE" Lin for n3Xt week, I!ct WIZ al
tract crowds OF the lovers OF the variety - every
performance; seine 0f the cd laV0rteS wiz h. re-
i'iSh "iillt' The company viii he reinforced by
some o. tie brightest tights OF the variety pro!es-
SJ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-05

DIHE NISECN.-I'he Dime Museum continues to
ne center OF attraction TO Old folks a. well as
niue ores. and the theitar has been crowded at
t'erF performance. \ long list OF new attractions
IS being PREPARED for upXt week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-05

COOP BrTTER.-t"Orre NJ oyster 4 Co arc Offer
Ing tLclr special brands Of good butter In prints
tUts a1f in five and cighI-po9nd boxes These
goods are put up on their special Order and are
perfectly pure. This finn do not deal In any of the
acii!terations known 10 The trade. They wholesale
al the corner Of 9Th street and the avenue and re-
tall II lhe Center and k-Street markets.