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The Candidates for Chicago.
THE CANVASS AMONG THE LOCAL REPUBLICANS
WASHINGTON SAID TO BE "LO8ANZED."


WASHINGTON SAID TO BE "LOGANHED."
The canvass for the places Of delegates to the
National republican convention at Chicago Is being
actively carried on. Mr. Perry Carson said to q
STAR reporter that the contest appeared to be be-
tween Mr.. A. N. Clapp and Col X @. Ingerson No
one, he said, would be sent as delegate who was
not for Logan. "This town." remarked MI. Carson,
'has been thoroughly Loganized Mr.. IngersO1
will not be able to unless he will declare for Lo
gan" MI. Carson declared very emphatcally that
no administration man would be sent as delegate
The Indications were that Mr. COnger could not be
elected. Men connected with the District govern
ment, he said, were canvassing in the interest Of
the administration. one gentleman having done
little business OF late except spend his time about
the places where the politicians gathered Mr.. Car
son said that he thought there was probability
OF two white delegates going instead OF white and
cOl0red delegate, as has been customary, as there
was such division OF sentiment regarding the
cOlored candidates. Among those who are named
as candidates besides Messrs Clapp and IngersOl
are DR.. E. A. Adams, Mr.. Perry Carson, Prot
Greener, Prof. j. NJ. Gregory, j. H. Smith and W.
c. Chase. Some OF Commissioner Vests friends
regard him as an available and desirable man to
send TO the convention.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anusen,cnrs. &C.. Tonight.


NATIONAL THEaTER--Grand Italian opera COM
pany in ''Lucia-"
FoRD'S OPERA HOUsE--Wyndh1m comedy COM
Vice.
THEATER COAIQUE--"The Mormon" and varie-
ties.
DINE Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
fOrnnance.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Lecture by John B.
Cough.
WILLARD HALL--Operetta Of the "Rebelon Of
the De iSieS.r
Y NJ c. A. RooMs.-Prot Boyd's free lecture on
SNemOry.r
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The Case of Mrs. Schra,nn.

MATRIMONIAL INTENTIONS AN ELEMENT INT.
This morning, In the Criminal Court Judge
Hyiie, the case OF Mrs. Annie Z. Schramm,' IL
dcted for the grand larceny OF $7O4 from Harry d.
Kelly, pensioner, who was boarding at her house.
on February 9th, was called. Mr.. C. Darlington
and Mrs. Lockwood appeared for Mrs Schramm.
ana asked continuance on the ground that She
was SICK In bed, that witness was absent and
Mr. Darlington was indispOsed.
The Court-"Are the parties married yet?"
MIR. Darlington 81 do not know for | was not
present to see 1t, nor do think that she would be
healthy bride. understand, however, that Kelly
has offered to marry her
Mrs. Lockwood asked the continuance OF the case
on the ground or the absence or a witness
"When Gid you see Mrs Schramm lasten asked
the court
''She called" said Mrs lockwood sat nv house
last night, but Was complaining then and is worse
this morning."
Mr; Coyle asked II it was for the purpose Of hay-
ing the marriage ceremony performed that they
asked Il continuance '
MT. Darlington said he asked this continuance
for the reasons stated.
The case was continued.
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Relief Of the Poor.

CHARITY DISPENSED THROUGH THE POLICE
Poor families were relieved through the agency
OF the police yesterday follows Second precinct
3 colored and white families; third precinct, 2
white families, fourth precinct, / white and 2
coiored families; sixth precinct, colored; and !
white family; eighth precinct. white and COL
ored 1amllles-maklng Is families OF 81 persons re-
neved yesterday.
4 pound party and pancake festival will be given
this evening in the basement of St AT1pusiine's
church for the benefit OF the poor.
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vNHE ENEMIES OF THE MUTUAL RESERVE
Il FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION having for year cir
culaod their falsehoods throughout the country has
resulted in members th-r Respective
iocalt and appointing committees 60 attend the an
nual meeting of the Association the purpose OF in
vestgatinY themselves the truth fasity of these
CHARGES and the actual condition Of the al Of the
Association result the Association well tbs
management have received unqualified aud unAnt-
lnous endorsement by every committee
ExAact frs m the report OF the Buffalo committees
- With every facility for detecting fraud
crooketness inaadinistratjon, indication Thereof
found II the company is not in healthy, pros
porous condition, dealing justly with its members and
honorahy with the public, then APPEARANCES deoep
tive and facts unreliable"
Extract from the report of the Baltimore committee
" . From every inquiry made. all the inyestisa-
ton given the matter and from their personal oser-
Walton the committee think IL safe say that the Asso
ciation entirely worthy of the entire confidence OF
members. 1t Is truly mutual association where each
member forms Component pa l. and powerful fAcr
tor TO do good or harin." Once 1863 II street
febi j. 4. kNlGHr. General AGENT
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DRY GOODS.
New FRrxcH JrRsrYs.

New fRExcH JERSEYS.
SEAToN PERRY
SUCCESSOR To PERRY BROTHER,
HAS JUST RECEIVED LARGE INVOICE OF
3 fSETp R RIS aND RRNp ft 5EPsEys
f III , ElStsr R SaEMSr iS1 s nm X N.Y.
EMbRo.pkRfD casmMnRE AND cRrrE DE
NEW sPEiSTTP ALLzLINEN LAWNS -
FFkNfsSE TH ia2t B,1isTh mp SAME ROBES
ASpEhsoS's ScoIcH zIPH{n GIarhs
NEW PRINTkD sHIR ING LINENS AND PER-
SET WHITE GOODS IRISH AND GERMAN
ELEGANT IA. VARIETY OF NEW MIzwooh French
NEW s 5Iss fs SHADES y TEIcoTs AND BROAD
EXTRA coop VALtES" u Bi.A nIs'1S-GRaIN
LACE asb & 81 2 e Ff ST rhN ~ HAEP
ZIMEI;s. 0TToMANS. stRaHS AND s,TiNS IL
EvENING WAX
R RHtfK rW MEI sp SIX HEEN.NIES
DRESS FNBR!CS.
sECHoItE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND coz
RECT PRICES GUARANTEED.
sEAToN PERRY.
Perry Buldine
rs..,,..,, P.nnsylvana svenGe corner 9th street.
Estaniished lS40. feb23
ssT UTTRELL'S"
~ BLACK SILKS,
coLoRED SILKS.
SCRAH SILKS, in Black and Colors
Some Of these goods bought Special Sale and
SOLD AT PRICES LESS THAN THE COST OF IN
PUl TALON.
TR1coTEs. LADIES CLOTH.
CASHMfkEs, OTTOMAN'S, &C.
in all the spring shades
A JOB LOT OF HAMDuRG EDG1NG at surpris-
ngly low prices.
Give call. and examine for yourselves before pur-
Chasing.
~ }. A LUTTRELL Co..
Ieo-o 81. Market space
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Fans Are Out Of Date.
and DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is "all the so" now.
. cents bottle
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Mr.. John Q. Larman,s Inturie..

HE SUES THE DISTRICT FOR $20,OOO DAMAGRs
John O. Larman, by Messrs. Shellabarger VIII
son. to-day entered suit agt. the District OF Co
1umbla, for $4,000 damages. claimed by reason OF
falling into ali area or hole in the sidewalk OF Mary-
land avenue and 18th street southwest southwest
corner, On october 9Th last, and breaking his
night thigh, and receiving other INJURIES which he
claims Is due TO the negligence OF defendant.
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LOCAL MENTION.
CFrlCE OF The t8iEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, II. a.. Feb. % 1851 ID A m
The Weather.

OrrICE or THR NBiEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WIsHI~GTos, II. a.. Feb % 1851 IOarn.f
For the middle Atlantic states. light rains fol-
lowed bv fair weather, clearing In southern por-
tons during the day, winds shifting u SOuthweS;
and northwest. slight rise In temperature. falling
followed by rising barometer. ON Wednesday fair
weather Is Indicated for districts on the Atlantic
coast with DO decided change in temperature The
foods IL the lower Mississippi near VicksDUrg and
In the YazoO bottom Will probably equal the Hoods
OF last year. reaching their maximum height about
the latter part OF March. The lower Mississippi
will rise slowly at stations below Cairo. The
observer at NickSburg reports this morning that
the river has broken thrOugn miles below Delta,
La and the water is now 3 inches above the tracks
OF Sicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific railroads
California station.
C,RD.-Mrs. s l. Heilbrun hegs leave to
announce that she has opened, at 355 Pennsyivan
avenue northwest, store TOY the sale OF reliable
bots. shoes. slippers AMI gents fine furnishing
souclted -
PoKr, Sherry, Malaga, etc, which are the finest
wines. when pure. To get the pure article, go to
Chr. Handlers, No. Oil 7th street northwest
READ sinsheimer's advertisements
THE fine photos OF Kets Kemethy's. 11oe Pa ave,
continue TO be So per dozen, with thirteenth
plIted
TIE Wolf TosK CLUB gave their second ball last
evening, ut Washington hall, Capitol HILL The at
tendance was large.
SAINT CECILIA QUaRrETTE, assisted by Y. NJ c.
A. orchestra Congregational church, Friday even
ing. See advertisement
BAHEY's IMPROVED Truss is so comfortable that
you can sleep In it. Try It. satisfaction guaran-
teed or money refunded Endorsed 10y leading ply
sicianS- 2as25 VI street.
THE six gng skiffs that were landed yesterday
morning at the 12th street wharf belonging to Mr.
X A GOl0en, were launched this morning in the
presence or crowd OF gentlemen. and ali We're
much gratifed TO see Mr. Golden present, who has
just recovered from his late Illness. These boats
were taken ID tOW by the tug Fannie Gilbert 10
the fishing grounds on the lower Potomac
STUFFED FOREST BIRDS mounted on placQUes.
comprising owls, quailS, bluejdyS and woOdpeckerS
just received, at Chapman's. 9I5 Pennsylvania ave
OPERA GLASSES HIRED, National Hotel Eyesight
store
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They who work early and late the year round need
occasionally. the healthful stimulus impaired by
wholesome tonic like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters To
ALL its purity and efficiency remedy and preventive
OF disease commend it. 1t checks incipient rheumatism
and malarial symptoms. relieves constipation dyspep-
STA and biousness. arrests premature decay of the
physical energies migates the inrmities Of age and
hRstens conva1escence
For sale 10y all Druggists and Dealers generally feb2
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Colonel SILKS.
&c.. &C. 75c. SIC. 81 co. S126.
FANCY SILKS.
S7hc., &c.. &c, Use, SIC, $lOQ
BLACK SILKS,
&c.. &C.. 75c. SIC. $l.00. to $500
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON.
CARRIERS. III MARKET SPACE
&c. GoL0kED KADzIMENi SIX style. excel
wdh worth ec Sueea e WOOL widest double
wffh 3 g Tanfs5 K SILKS mink
lssHsfa COTTON twdes,
a4f xxx Sill asfal 81 OK SILK MEnvA
fsa i ss Wool
p new sa Y S5Ss M iii sHEEr1Ne single width ~
SLHSkETs 's REDUCED from &C., to s2oo on every pair
CARRIERS,
feb16 I'll MARKET SPACE
DOUGLASS,
NINTH AND srRxxrA
We have opened this morning
100 DOZEN MORE OF THOSE TRIMMED cAMBRrc
CORSET COVERS,
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH.
This VIII be the last lot shall Offer of this garment
this season. 1t the price, and ladies' who have been wait
ing will please call at once this price viii move them
quickly.
DOUGLASS,
leb22 622 524. 626 9th street
OAPANESE sCROLLS FANS Ero
sndDecosatdve Pictures Jay Could 42l 9th ~ mia
WALL PAPER. WINDOW SHADES 30
4 W. HENDERSON CO.
o0-U 1113 street Northwest
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READ sinsheimer's advertisement

PORT, sherry Malaga, etc, which are the finest
wines when pure To get the pure article, go tC
Chr. Handlers, No. Oil 9Th street northwest
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p REv1oUs To REnov1s,

Previous To REMOVING
WILL SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AND CARPETS AT COST.
NO GOODS CHARGED AT PRESENT PRICES
Black Dress Silks marked down to 90 cts e5 cts
Summer Silks marked down to Sc cts 40 cts. 43 cts
46 'ts.. 81 cts. 50 cts, 81 cts.
Black Cashmeres marked down to SO cts 40 cts A cts
46 cts, 50 cts, So cts.
Coored Dress satins marked down from 81 to Is cts
Surah Dress Silks marked down to 36 cts
Colored Dress Silks marked down to g. cts. Is cts
Remnants Of Bansleys Bleached able Linens half price
Bleched Table Linens marked down to Sc cts % cts
~ cts AZ cts, A cts, 46 cts, IS cts, 80 cts.
Wansutta Bleached Cotton yard wide scenta
TowsoN's.
6Ss Pennsylvania Avenue tSouth side),
leo16 Near Center Market.
II 10 WISE III fhONIDE AGAINST FMER(fFN
c1es that are liable to arise in every family col
may be dangerous thing, not depending upon the
means at hand to combat It. In sudden attacks Of cold
Group. asthma. etc. Ayers Cherry Pectora will prove
the quickest aud most effective cure aud your best
friend.
GEO. ANDREWS. OvERSEER IN THE LOWELL
~ CARPET Corporation. for over twenty years be-
fore his removal to Lowell afflicted with salt rheu in
its worst FORM Its alterations actually covered
than half the surface of his body and linus He was
entirely cured by Ayers SarsapsrA certificate in
Ayers ALMANAC 1or 1854 .a3
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PARALYTIcs READ AND WONDER.

WAsHTNGToN, d. c, Feb .. lS4-Pror A. =
DeIter-Dear Sir: My wife has been paralyzed in
her right side for five years She has been treated
eighteen times by yOu and has received great hene-
MT; can walk much better, and Is improving daily,
and she thinks your treatment will cure her en-
tirely. Prof. Dexter has performed many wonder
full cures In st. Paul. Minn my place OF residence
Yours respectfully, n MYRICK.
fremont House. City.
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Valuable and COnveu;eu,

BROWNS BRONCHIAL 1ROCHES are safe and sure
remedy for Bronchitis. Coughs. and other troubles
or the Throat and Lungs Sold only in boxes.
Price 25 cents co
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ANTON flsHsR,s
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
No S6 q street northwest
THIRTY YEARS. ENPERIENCF
ladies' and Gentlemcn's Garments also Velvet ana
Plush Cloaks Grape Wells Iac,s. Gloves etc are par
fectly cleaned 10y this Superior process
LADIES' EVENING DRESSES SPECIALITY
Gtnlen's Clothes Cleaned ly this PROCESS will noe
lose their original shape. and spots guaranteed
10 be removed efectuaS. Price 81 30 and ATS peg
suit ii
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That He May Continue to have Streng,

BensolS Capcine Porous Plasters are widei,
Initiated Word Capc1ne cut in the genuine. b
careful Is cents
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Trough on Corns, }" for corns warts, bunions. l5c
1t is more economical to buy Durkee's Salad
Dressing than 1t is to make a dressing Besides
this 1t is made OF better materials than you buy
at the stores Everybody likesit Try it. 60
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A Long Felt Want

A Long Felt Want.
Smokers have long wished for good cigarette at
10 cents per package OF twenty, that being a
popular price, and the principal dealers In WASH
tngton have at last succeeded in obtaining one to
I'LL this want. The ''PuT1ty Sweet" is guaranteed
to be equal to any now on the market at Is cents
and superior to all at 10 cents A trial is only
asked to convince YOU One hundred and forty
thousand sold the first week.
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Smokers!

Have you tried the famous Seal Skin Cigars.
They equal the best imported brands
BARBOUR HAMILTON,
Wholesale Agents.
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New SrR1sa GooDs
TRUNNEL L CLARK,
No. 81 Market Space
Are adding New Goods in all the Latest Styles their
Stock daily.
New French Satines. Sicilian and Ottoman
Cotton Fabrics in Choice Designs
Rare Bargains in Surah and ancy Silks
Also Grand Assortment of usual reliable Black and
Colored Silks.
Lupns Black Goods In great variety at Bottom Prices
We ave marked down lot of Fancy Hosiery desirable
Goods. to about one-ialf Of their usual value.
Table Linens, Towels. Napkins. Crashes &C.. large
Stock, low prices.
INSPECTION SOLICITED.
ONE PRICE ONLY
febl6 TRUNNEL & CLARK
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S3 Per Gallon, 75c. OF. Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money
26,29 MCGEBS, 9th street, near D.
Prof. Dexter is performing many wonderful
cures in this city, as letters published la tOdayfS
STAR will prove.
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koCEoN CoRCOgAN BUILDING
ee FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER FROM PkRIQ
hr's Patents and Five Medals Ia Nsitous a
lam. Lyons and Vienna
Msi.u.acturrT and importer ~
~ MAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
!$dl's nne Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
HAIR Owed and slaIu, uoed ln a first class uanner
Was to order
~ So EIFTEFNTH STREET NORTHWEST
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MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,

l2o TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Makes CORSEIS To order in every style and mstarfa1,
and qua antess perfect fit and comfort
BIR SPEClAI1IES ARE
French Handmade ndrrtlothins Merlpo rndcrvpax.
- and finest Imported Hosiery.
Patent shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods
French Corsets and B1stles. The Hercules" sun
PORTING Corset. for winch Miss IL s st-SiAl agent
AID 81 Corset. her make. that Tor prlcS
cannot be SURPASSED
y. B--frtlIcI. brennan ard Spanist sroken IS
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Burnett,s COcOaine

Burnett's Cocaine
PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR,
And renders 1t dark and glossy. 1t holds, in a
liquid form, large proportion Of deodorzed
COCoANUT OIL prepared expressly for this pur-
pose. No other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which SO exactly suit the various con-
ditOns OF the human hair.
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THE fine photos OF kets kemethy's, 1909 Pa ave-,
continue TO be So per dozen, with a thirteenth
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MRs SELMA RrrrEnr
ees NINTH sTREKT. OPPOSITE PATENT orr1cs
Novelties in ART NEEpLEwoRK kFNsINGToN
AiAsINE and RIBBON ENBROIDElIES and ALL
MAItRI AIS for the same
Complete stock Of ARasENE CHENILLE FFrrS
sAIEENS FLASHES AND woRSTED PRINCES
STAMPING PROMPTLY EXECUTED ,a3-sm
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NdBd16IHc CuIeS Cdtd1fn, iOf % Ct& I'M
'A1derney Dairy WagOns.,'
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in halfpOund "Ward" prints, SOC per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk ana Sweet
MILK, sc. per quart. Cream l5c. pint
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HARE ATTRACTION
FOR THE LADIES AT
CHR. RTTlFR1rS.
Nos 4n3 and 4nS 7ih str.f northwest
Vow on hand magnificent stock of EMBROIDERED
Sl1lFERS. CUSHIONS. TABLE COVERS IIDiFs,
NH1Sk HOIDElsS. of differrnt designs
Fancy NpRSrED WORK and KNITTED GOODS of
every dt 81. rtlun Complete Outnt for tLildnn
MERfS0 cIlOAkS Cllldrens LACE SATIN ana
VELVET kONNtTS
Germantown and Z,Ihyr wORSTED
German KNITTING YARN, all culors and All kn6a
OF EMBROIDERED MATERIALS on hand n, the low
est market price. dis
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DECREE OF pIvoRCE--In the case OF Katherine
N0egeie against Alo.s NOegele, Judge Macarthur
yesterday granted decree OF divorce The
petition He'd b. \. {. Richards and q. $. D. Wall
SIT forth marriage on January 81 ii, 1882. and that
They nVed together I'LL April 9Th, 1888, during
which time he assaulted and beat her and she was
compelled 10 have him arrested and sent 10 jail
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IN OLD FASHIONED COOKING,
MAIN.
A Gathering of Washington Sporting.
men at silver Hill.

THE WASHlSGT0N BOOSTERS WIN A GREAT VICTORY
OVER GFoRGETOWS,S FEtTHERY CHAMPIoNS-yARI
OtS DIVERSIONS WHICH ADDED TO THE PLEASURES
or THE psY-'SEyEN JP7 AND THE "ARMy .NU
NAVY GAME A MAN FIGHT AND DOG FIGHT, &c
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presented To a large audience a double bin com
p1Seti OF ScriD"'s ccmeiet;a, 'Love'S Device" and
the farce comedy. ''rhe Great Divorce Ca,en To
these who witnessed the performances OF Mr. Wynd-
hams excellent company last year any praise OF
very good that Mr. Wyndhaln can hardly he
termed the star The opening piece is very clever
tnd bright aud puts the audience IN an excellent
huIilor Tor the principal play. In the divorce
Case Mr. Wyndham rs Geogrey Gordon, Mr. VIM
Bl2nely SuTuei ijtkiS, ,r. George. tiid;ienS aS
h"the''S'Y tfohdison ana Miss Kate Rorkc as Par
htF carried oil the honorS. which were about
equally divided. Miss Ro-ke displays remarkable
versatility III the contrast OF her acting OF Leonie,
III Loves Device, when she portrayS the tender
loving. trusting girl, and Parker the stOny-eyed
lfsti maid servant. in the s'Great Divorce Cas. ),
1 ne same bill will he presented this evening" The
btlllNl munster, Hon. l. Sackvtlle West and his
household have reserved an entire block OF chairs
HE CITIZENS PROTECTIVE LEAGCE-At meet
Ing OF the subexecuive committee OF the Citizens,
National Protective League, held at Mr. Simon
VOL ONCE last evening, the plan or organization
va? DISCUSSED Mt. Habercorn favored the Orpani-
Z&'loh of Il parent league here, with branch
leagues throughout the country. Mr.. Wolf sugges-
teu llt contributions he asked from all fair -nned
citizens iii the United States 10 form n rund IN de-
iedt Unjust legislative measures and to carry on an
asSft-,slYe warfare The members OF the commit
ter expressed themselves il favor of keeping the
pUoAc buildings libraries and parks open ON SIM
day Tor The benefit OF working people. 1t was deci-
dcd To call a mass meeting aL Lincoln hall ar an
cary date alter March 18TH
AARfLAsp's INTERESTS IN THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO tANat--lhc memorial OF preferred bondhOld-
eTs o! the Chesapeake and Ohio canal asking that
some measure OF relief be devised Is now in Gov
acLtfi,S hands, In = slightly amended form and
VIII be sent To TIE legislature this Week To avoid
sacrifice OK the states interests, which sale uI-
der Tie present circumstances, they think. would
uihoubltdiy entail, the memOrallstS suggest q
Lease Tor twenty years or until the debt could be
Hndted as the best means OF testing the ability of
The canal 10 pay this debt The debt as II now eX-
ISIS, ana growing Larger every day, stands In the
way OF the state realizing It's large investment In
the work. and IL Is claimed the state by hold
Ing on To It's management places itself In the attt-
lidt OF standing between honest and iOuc Tor
bearing creditor and j deiaulsiNg corporation Mr.
W. ". Co-cuTln signs as one OF the trustees
SAINT CECILIA QuARTgrTE, assisted by Y NJ C. A.
orchestra Congregational church, Friday evening.
See advertisement
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j. M. LarOque's Elixer Of Calisaya
Bark
BIAS, for more than half a century, been In use by
all classes OF people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
sicians as the best tonic and inyigorator eXtant.
The weak, the nervous, the debiitated all find it
to give new life, vigor 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,
Wells Health Remover cures dyspepsia, impo-
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and Power.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. p. 1SS4-Proc A. j..
Derter-Sir: 1t affords me pleasure 10 say 10 you
that after your having treated my limb four sue
ceedlng days walked TO your Office this morning
with much less suffering than have experienced
In walking the same distance in the pas; year: the
discomfort from my limb has been less each day
since your treatment commenced SO much that
am encouraged to hope for permanent cure.
l. NJ. PACK. VI. d.,
10I6 Massachusetts, ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-26

The Wolf ToSE CLUB gave their second ball last
evening, ut Washington hall, Capitol HILL The at
tendance was large.