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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

GREArASDP os1r1vECLos1ScSALE
TO CLOSE BUSINESS BY APRIL Isl.
EVERYTHING At COST
STUDY THESE PRICES:
Cousins fine Kid Button that So price So 20
Cousins ne Kid and straight Goat hand that
are sold at s., Your choice $3.50
Cousins Pebble Button hand-sewed that were sold at
81. 80 now So %.
All ladies' fine Kid straight Goat and Pebble But
ton that have been 81 80 and S3. 81 $40
ttelnelnoer these are cost prices.
One lot misses tine Kid Spring Heel that cost 80,
81 %.
Burts Low Shoes at So 25. former price $50
All our Ladies and Mems Low Shoes for Summer
wear now sale; all marked down actual cost
MEMS SHOES
Burt's fine Calf Button, Lace and Congress- that have
never been sold for less than So your choice now at
$50 They are the very hes; so DIS n.se and this
price will sell quickly
Al our other Mems and Boys Shoes marked down to
actual cost
We positively close April lst Store for and fix
lures sale.
Those III want of Slippers should not miss this op-
portunlty. Remember name.
SINSHEIMER 4 BRO,
febl2 lm&2w 500 9Th street. between H and L
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NO SUCH SUCCESS IN THE HISTORY OF LIFE
insuracr has ever been recorded that attained
by the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE kSSO(IA.
TON. THIS Society is but little over thr,4 yeayu
old yet IN that short time has written - O certificates
OF neInSrsi ana had IN force the of the year
stsUoWo Vi insurance. In the plan of this Associa-
non the lef1estlon OF Life Insurance finally TO
b. reached We do not. do the old lille compxfies
charse npon an ASSUMED MORTALITY and from the
ne,d to he put to big buildings nor yet do we ar az
% coinpaies naye doe hitherto and still ener-
any Co cnaig SO little render the payment the
iuii AMOUNT insured On each life an precarous Of
uouoiui one-fourTh OF the sum collected at each as
sssIl h Is sci aside and deposited with Trust Corn.
pans under deed OF trust for the policy holder Ths
suIu 70 reserved now amounts to q IS 600 and
creased $4,000 200 at every ssssment AZ this
method which ORIGINATED with this Society the policy
are protected from injury by the lsIses with
LAVA on the health. members which will occur In
every company. and the full payment of the whols
Thousand dollars is made quite certain 20 say the
least az H. IKE some old liners charged two
three times as much money and used II build
NOUS Dundings ana Jay pr1ncely salaries
Once NO. l5vy street.
nArl3 Az KNIGHT C~r..,l As,oA
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
amu.emen,,. &C. Vo.,;rh,

Amusemenis. &c, Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER--J. K. Emmett as Fritz I'm
Ireland"
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-Stetsonsc comedy company
In confusion
DINE AUsEUM--Curiosities and Interesting per-
Torrance.
MASONIC TEMPLE.-International Dog show.
AS 7TH STREET.-THE great automatic city.
TBEATER CoMIQUE-. -Four Married Men," and
varieties
UNION BETHEL CBCRcH-Mother Hubbard enter
tanment.
y ~ c. A. RooMs---Prot Boyd's free memory
lecture.
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Jusr RECEIVED
ONE CASE OF a?-INCH AT.RtTROS CLOTH IN AL
HE EkEN!Nd AND NJ " STREET SHADES
GlEAI BARGAIN, Al SIC PER YARD
ON CASE OF 1GPIN'S CAS Nj RI. CORRECT
SHADES, AT 5ac PER YARD. THESE GOODS
ARE CHEAP Al 62@C.
SPRING DRESS GOODS IN PL,IN AMI COMBTNA-
lions. IN ALL COLoKS AND OF AfI1IES
WILL OPEN THIS W FIX ONE LOT OF CDIDRFD
SATIN RHADANFS. WORTH - PER IAEp
THIS 90, Us WILL BE SOLD FOR 81 10 AND
CONSISTS or SlN SHADES ONLl An ID ARE
VERY CHEAP
ONE LOT OF COLORED eros GRAIN SIIKFX-
IRA VALUE, AT 81 80. REDUCED To 81 rs
BLACK SILKS FROM soc PER YARD TO 81 % on
WHO Ill lHlIE HAS BEEN lDBCTIDN Of
25C- PER YARD. WHICH NAkfS THEM THE
BEST VALUE IN WASHINGTON For The
MONEY.
QUICK SALES. SMALL PROFITS
S. l.. HEMPSTONE,
mill 500 MARKET SPACE.
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WE ARE Now PRrpAnED
To SHOW
A FULL STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
OF ALL THE LATEST INFORMATION AND HOME
MANUFACTURES.

10 pieces double width finest FIANNEIS IN all the
leading shades at JOc value - cents.
50rieces A. inch wide ali wool De Beige 45c value CIV
Cents.
loo pieces DRESS GOODS. from lowest grade to fin
est imported Prices lowe. than any otter ho,ise
.tl pieces plain grain SILKS. all Col - sc.
value 81 Our dollar silks cannot br bought Tor less
than $3.50 from competitors We carry the LARGEST
STOCK thus city. and do large quaint
tie, We enabled Ia sl retau chealer than
merchants buy at Wholesale
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ANrox FrsHrKs
Chemical Dry Clearing FstabIislmenS
No 906 q street northwest
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
ladies' and Gentlernen's Garments Also yelve< AMI
Ilush tloaks Grape Wells lsoe- Gloves kro per
ieetiy clsatt,i " this Superior pro,e~s
LADIES' EVENING DRESSES SPECIALLY
IL itiemci's Clothes Cleaned this Irs~s will MOI
los tAir original SHAPE and grease spots guarantes.t
io Ice removed efectuay. Price 81 20 and 81 20 psr
n
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COLLINS voLrAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER
Instantly affects the Nervous System and banishes
Pain. perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED
WITH POROUS PLASTER FOR Is CENTS tan
initiates Pain vitalizes Weak and Worn Out Parts.
strengthens Tired Muscles prevents Disease and does
in half the time than any other plaster in tina
world Sold everywhere. mhl7
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JERSEYS. JERSEYSn JERSEYSm!

JERSEYS! JERSEYS. JERSEYS,M
We safely say that have the largest and most
care. lily selected stock Of Jerseys the city owing
placing orders Jerseys long before the season
and therefore have the advantage, selling them
lower than # orr competitors a. wish 10 prove
To you that this idle talk solicit your early
Inspection We ask you TO note carefully prices be-
low mentioned:
We selling splendid all-wool Jersey at ST. which
l. really special iar-;.ll
Jersey, wei nladr silk-stitcled in all tho rev
sr;, tla X, LgEt blue, pIIk. and creaIat only $40
EAta value.
\ well finished and perfect fitting. in all desirable
Shades, with cIlls and collars, only s..
Jerseys with reversed collars and cuffs good quality
only $50 Special low price
Jerseys made OF ire imported Stockinete. with cuffs
and collars good NaIuc, Only S5.
", have al" jersey at So with plaited back re-
verd collar and cults, AID away front and
lVfltv, Il. ING.
our pink Jerseys. made of imported Stocknette
plated hack, reversed collars and cuffs. at 80. last
years price IS.
Cur : kembroide red Jerseys-brown. myrtle garnet
and tlack-wlth plait Il back aud embroidered cuffs
'iily 81. regular pilct 50. All filler Jerseys proper
ton
Fdrc''S Jerseys all szs and colors made from fine
Stock price 3l45 to twelve years
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Fishing in the District.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
When | read III TIE STAR q few EVENINGS aco
That the committee on the District OF Columbia
Of the House OF Representatives had agreed
To report bill prohibiting all kinds OF fish
lng IN the Potomac for the next five Years within
the District. confess was considerably nut out
nsd rs Il hornet. because the valuable time of a
committee Of the House had been wrestling with
the crave question a. To how many shng and bey-
ftt'4 had been taken out OF the Potomac win a
nook ana HE during the last century and 1hot
therefore Some steps must BE- taken 10 prevent
future slaughter 90 not know at whose rpruest
WI f6wn>h"hd introduced the bill I'm Question or
VINO li$> aided the clause prohibiting angling I'm
ID RlotfCt OF Columbia. nor for what purpose or
OBJECT ~uch a clause has been inserted but I give
notice That intend To defeat the bill In question
- lar IL l, relates 10 aHglIng-not because spend
much Tune with rnd and reel within the District.
but because II would interfere with the pleasure OF
hundreds or nsiilng excursions. picnic parties etc
NlIt!i one ftiS dotted along the shores bet Wpan
The Inrrt Sisters ana Little Falls during the spring
ana summer seasons what harm they do have
never been able To- discover. They take a few
'fth lew tobacco boxes, sun fish. etc, and have
any amount or Itin over 10. TO be sure few black
ntN> are 'lheh lii the spring. but think they might
y well IL taken IN the District as TO let them 90
up to HcttHtde'9 Seven Locks where, MIR Town
shcuds ''rother the doctor. has several boats con-
SANITY III the stream during the season and Ier
them he caught there. Perhaps Ii would make a
niue better nshlng Tor DR.. Townshend and the
cub - which lie belongs. but It would h, al the
expense OF thOo" who haven't a horse and buppy at
their command 10 enable them to reach any farther
than Little Falls for an afternoons fishing
Rod AND REEL.
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BEAUTIFUL DREss GooDs,
SILK AND WOOL.
New Colors. New Shades. only Is (real value SOY
CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.

SILKS! SILKS! SILKS,
FANCY SILKS. 37h COLORED SILKS, 60
HANDSOME BROCADE BL ,CK SILKS Is.
SILK AND WOOL CHECK DRESS GOODs fim;t.
ton OF pure silk) 374.
RADZIMERE coLoRED SILKS Superior quality
only 81, special bargain. ~''''
quality, Is. ." "'~'' 'N''
Our $125 BLACK SILKS reduced, 81
Our 81. so BLACK SILKS reduced Sl25
our $l75 BLACK SILKS reduced &l5Q
,NGNS' VElLlNGS. pure wool, wide douhls vidth-
FINK Cream. Blue, Black-37h "A
~; Bii. .IS! BROCADE PURE SILK GRENADINE fsc
COLOhED SILKS (worth SD reduced to Is
10 yard lengths. ~ A e"@'' AIoin W
soiled), worth u.s. reduced 70 p"io "ne"' <snsnty
Sl25) reduced to 81 >st"A o~ts~An %
coLoRED sAT1Ns, So BLACK sAT1Ns, 60
mill CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
~ PURE VASELINE. I viii sell
So
.25c
e in,n ~, Ills ior S5c
ARTHUR NATTANs, Pharmacist.
lAth and and I'd and d sts NV
ORDERS BY telephone promptly executed. mhlI
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CITY ITEMS.


Chosen by an immense maJoIity-Dr. Bulls
cough syrup. Price only y cents bottle.
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SPRING LAMB, new potatoes Bermuda onions
asparagus, Strawberries, cuc11rnhers g. al the
Dupont Market, corner 10th and streets mort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

OLD hENTUCkY FORFyER.-i have received direct
from kentucky an invoice OF cId-fashtOned hand
made sour mash bourbon whisky. JAS 1harp. SIS
street northwest
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The n. f.. Church South.

FINAL SESSION OF THE CONFERENCE YESTERDAY
The closing days session of the conference OF the
VI. T.. church south. in Baltimore yesterday was
opened with devotional exercises by Rev S K
Cox. Of this city. Rev. DIR. Head, from the CEN
ten1ry committee, reported the plan for centenary
o6oervances during the year within the bounds of
The conference. including the holding OF meetings
in all the churches on the 1lrSt Sunday In October
the holding Of childrens meetings in June, ali
money Raised at the latter meetings TO be for the
creation OF fund To aid needy churches. The re-
port Was adopted.
Salem, Roanoke county, Va, was selected as the
neXl place OF meeting of the conference The first
FRIDAY In May WIS apart as day OF fasting and
prayer Tor The Increase of The ministry.
THE APPOINTMENTS.
The bishop then announced the appointments
and the conference adjourned.
The appointment in this vicinity were as follows.
Baltimore District-T. f. Carson. p E-Balti
more Central. Charles NJ. Brown, j. y Hank super
nIiner1ry; -. paui's, W H. D. Harper. j. v Spang-
Ter, suptrnumerary; Emmanuel Mission d. H.
Jtmes; tfedcr!ch Avenue, I. b. Smith. Reisters-
town. ". e. Esgeston: Arlington, j. o. kn0rG:
freedom. Thomas W. Brown to be supplied;
l1httIof'', +. \. >trother Frederick CITY John "
Actornick, Rockville, Il. ". Bond, H. T. TAMIL, A.
X Martin, supernulneTary; Montgomery, j. II.
Boyd, one 70 be- supplied; Bladcnaburg and Emory,
j. w "oI", W. l.. 4. Coe; Wesley Grove W a.
McDoha.d Laurel ana Linden, j. NJ. Hawley: Pa
taX,nt, r H. SIMPLIFY, Upper Marlboro, c. L. Ken
ndri-
East Baltimore Bistrlct-R r. s Uoupb. p. F.
BatiInOrc-TsIhity, j. W. DUfrey, W. c. Malov. SUI
itfaHiijdte+ Calvary, j. VI. ShOff: Northeast Bal
llln"rt. ). Edgar WILSON, F. j. PTettynii; Iaylor's
circuit W k. >trlnGer: Nest Hartford Mission. rhoS
Bfi4'l; last Hartford. O. f. Burgess: Easton, J.. W.
l@-iaP; lraple. j. Grubo; Kent, Thomas G.. New
III; queen Anne :, W. III. Sanders Church Hill and
stevens. Will n Marshall! VI. T. quinn, srIpernu-
intrdry: severn George u. White: est RIVER = H.
Dolly, one 10 be suppIed: Calvert. Jonn w Steele
Prince Georges, j. j. Garden. W. V. Dolly; Charles
an! ST Adry',, a. &. Sciwick, G.. W. Mark ROYAL
nak: j. C. Inrasher; liil.sDoro Circuit IL. S. Gun
hnShaln- b. +. Ball, sunday school agent.
Washington DISTRICT. = Gardner, Z. E.-WaSh-
fn.-t0n Ciy-MOurt Vernon Place ). h. Cox j. W
Bpt'ltr. sup; Alexandria. John A. Kern; Falls
church. = W. Haddaway; Fairfax. ID. F. HutLler:
brdnesHille. James II. Dulany: Lecsburg Samuel
kCi-tTs: Hamilton, j. T. Williams. be SUP
pAed; HiIsbOrD. F. II. Henry. G. Il. sutton; Middle
bufE, {. L. cameron: IoUion, A. A. 7. Neal j. H.
Light: PIEDMONT j. III. Waugh, j. ID. Martin. L. H.
'frtishaW. superAuI:Ieriry; Linden. Augustus Da-
y>-on; NarrcntOii, /. W. Canter; Fau1,uer j. H.
NCi!c Orcoquan. John &. Joaes: Smiley Mission j
- forter. na'' /" ne snppilcd stafford L. Nj. Lyie
one to t, StIpp.lPd fredcrickSbu j. 5. Hutcnin-
son. W. h. Boyle. editor E.JiScopu( Methodist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

GEO. ANDREWS. OvERsEER IN THE LOWELL.
y" Carpet Corporation was for twenty years be-
fore his removal to Lowell afflicted with salt rheum in
its worst FORM Its alterations actually covered moro
than half the surface of his body and linus He was
entirely cured by Ayers Sarsapa1 See certificate In
Ayers Almxuxc lor 1854 IA
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THIRD FLOOR. ACCESSIBLE BY OTIS ELEVATOR.
Here still clearing out ODDS AND ENDS OF
every variety of our immense stock.
DRESS GOODS Of every description suitable for
lao and children. We selling these goods at
halt tlltir value. SOnle do not bring cents
on TIE dollar They must be sold however, matter
how great the loss.
Very best PRINT cents. DRESSNAKERS' CAM
BR1CS, all colors &c. Yard. wide PERCALE 6sc Yard
wide MONTE CLOTH Ga cents.
14-yard wide. fr.ll measure FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BIEACHED COTTON I2lv cents. splendid yard wi,l.
Brown Cottons at Sc. worth Sc SIlcndld yard-wile
Bleached. equal To Fruit Of the Loom at - cents
REMNANTS OF SHEETINGS in all widths very
cheap.
Genuine CANTON GINGHsNS in beautiful dress
styles only Sc. per yard Full pieces to cut from
ENGLISH CHEVIOTS at lOc-. worth % cents.
ALL-LINEN DAMASK TOWELS A inch long at
l25 OTHER houses asking De for them 10 Inch wide
extra GOOD Crash al AZ per yard
Our &c. per dozen BUTTON COUNTER il the wonder
OF the az, every mail bringing orders al PARTS Of
the country for them. Of these Buttons
much "a 81 per dozen. We sell them al per dozen
100 doz full size WHITE APRONS. with deep
rutfle made q the best Pl.ld Muslin at piece
A large lot OF REAL LLAMA LACE SACot ES. Some
cost high $50 We offer ;he choice Soc. TO
Sl5a-ALL ..AERED PLAIN FIGURES.
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES
WELL WORTH HE ATTENTION
OF EVERY LADY
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IT rs WISE TO PROVIDE AGAINST FMrReEN
cies that are liable to arise in every family col
may he dangerous thing or 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 ana most effective aud your best
friend
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FINANCIAL,

-. Ill. SQr1ERkco.
BANKERS,
14lf Pennsy lNania avenue
LIBERAL EA1E bF INTEREST ALLOWED ON
TINE DLPOSITS
Call or send for l. rms
1NkISTMENT SECURITIES UNITED STATES
LAND WARRANTS and TRADE DOLLARS bought
AID soll market rates
COLLECTIONS made everywhere f-lle
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HARE ATTRACTION
FOR THE LADIES AT
CHR. RUT1TRTTS.
Nos 403 and 405 eth street p,rfhves,
Now on hand magnificent stock Of EMBFtOIpFRrp
SlI1PfRS. CUSHIONS. TABLE COVERS lIDIFs
NHlsh HOLDERS. Of different designs
Fancy NoRS1ED WORN and KNITTED GOODS NJ
every DIES rlPtion Complet OUTFIT for Children
MERINo CloAkS. Chdrens LACE, SATIN sui
VELVET BONNETS
Germantown and Irphyr WoRSTEn
German KNITTING YARN all colors and all t,nss
tst nKi ket prIce. .ils
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PAIN Is THE CRY OF SUFFERING NERVE
COLLINS voLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER
Instantly affects the Nervous System and banshes
Pain. perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED
WITH POROUS PLASTER FOR Is Cents tan
initiates Pain, vitalizes Weak and Worn Out Parts
strengthens Tired Muscles prevents Disease and does
more in half the time than other plaster ths
world. Sold everywhere. mhl7
s. s. e. $ $af f H#$$S$ s s GO g
3s$ t.. 8 3 / E! IS:
sow READY.
THE VAST NUMBER OF NEW AND HANDSOME
PATTERNS INCLUDE ALL THE MOST
APPROVED IDEAS AND MANY
EXCLUSIVE ONES
STYLE. FIT and PERFECTION OF WORKMANSHIP
CANNOT BE SURPASSED
BEST GRADES OF CUSTOM MADE GARMENTS
Having made than our accustomed efforts, and
ROBINSON, PARKER l. CO.,
THE FINEST CLOTHING,
319. s. E. CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS
mhl4-3m
L PHILADELPHIA
ETCH!NGs. SIG CHESTNUT STREET
EARLEs' GALLERIES
The finest Landscape Etclngs Of Slocombe, Farrer,
Bellows. Van Eltcn and others.
Bridal Gifts tasteful and elegant character
PAINTINGS. MIRRORS. ENGRAvINGs. ROGERS
GROUPS
ja24-eo4m JAMES s. EARLE l. SONS.
CLos1Sa SALE
WINTER CLOTHING.
In order to make room for our Spring Goods we are
determined sell Winter Stock and to do this We
will sell it at
TO CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
OvERCOATS THAT
Sold at $33. 90 we will sell at 1850
Sold at $3.50. 90 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 $40 90 will sell at "a o.
Sold at $l2 % will sell At co.
All other Goods in proportion.
We have Suits Boys from ID to II years old from
&4.o0Lp.
Mems Pants from $I25 up
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
CORNER SEVENTH AND g STREETS mhs
BARGAINS IN
SEAL SKIN sAcQUEs
FuR-LINED CIRCULARS.
We will be compelled in few days. to remove all our
Furs and Ladies' Wraps from our Fur Department.
pending the improvements OF the adjoining property
Before doing this We will sell
36-inch SEAL sACQUES. at sI15 Sl25 and sl3A
37-inch SEAL SACQUES. at $l45
38-inch SEAL SACQUES. at 1855
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DECREE OF DIvORCE.-In the Equity Court
Indgp. Macarthur. Il divorce was decretd TODAY tn
Sddi. W. Walsh from Henry VI. Walsh, with per-
mission 10 resume her maiden name OF Beavers
The petition filed by Campbell Darlington set forth
the marriage November -. 1881, and that they had
lived together one week, when he deserted her
EDUCATION OF THE INDIAN AND NEGRo-A largely
attended meeting was held at the congregational
church last evening in the interest OF education Tor
the Indian and negro. Chief Justice Waite pre-
sided. ami eX-juotice Strong, senator Dawes Com
missioner Price, Frederick Douglass and Rev. Dr.
Rankin sat With him Oh the platform Gen. S. C..
Armstrong, principal OF the Hampton normal
school. WAS present with number OF the pupils OF
The school Addresses were made by Robert H.
hamilton, colored graduate OF the Hampton
school: Ohitfka and Thomas Tuttle, two young In
diaIts of the Sioux nation; Booker r. Washington
principal of the normal school at Tuskegee Ala,
and Mr.. pousiaSS. '
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Il RoCHON. CORCoRAN BUILDING
Gs FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER FROM PARIS
Ihrs Patents and Five Medals from Exp~sit~las ~
lArls. Lyons and vienna
Manufacturer and importer q.
a. III MAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
ADDE'S fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
ftAir dyed and silanISooed IN nrst class manner
" Gs Ia order
Ia ETTJFr<Try cTRErr Nnp1vJur,or
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

For the middle Atlantic states clearing fol-
lowed BY fair weather. nOrtherly 10 westerly winuS
higher barometer, nearly STATIONARY temperatu-e
The azo0 river. in the vicinity OF ViCk-burg has
overlooked. and planters are moving stock 10
places OF safety.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning,
and delivered In half-pound ward" prints SOC per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese. Butterlnilk and sweet
Milk, sc. per quart. Cream l5c pint
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FINE EASTER CARDS. jay GOuld's 421 9th st.
READ Sinsheimer's advertisement
JoHSsoNs OYSTERS. 40 gth street
ARTIFICIAL EYES. wholesale. Hcnpler-s s3Pa ay.
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nv FATAL EFFECT OF USACCUSTOMED MENTAL AC-
IIlitf AN INTERESTING LECTURE IN TIE TONER
COURSE BY DIX & X. MILLS OF PHILADELPHIA.
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bargains IN
SEAL SKIN SACQUES
FuR-L1NED CIRCULARS.
We will be compelled in few days. to remove all our
Furs and Ladies' Wraps from our Fur Department,
pending the improvements of the adjoining property
Before doing this will sell
36-inch SEAL sACQUES. at sl15 Sl25 and sl3A
37-inch SEAL SACQUES. at $l45
3S-inch SEAL SACQUES. at $l55
4l-inch SEAL SACQUES. at $l7O
4l-inch SEAL SACQUES uarge Size) $500
A-inch SEAL SACQUES. at $780,
4S-inch SEAL SACQUES. at $40
These prices are prime cost. and those desiring to
secure genuine Bargains. will call early
SQUIRREL and MlNK.LINED CIRCULARS 1t cas-
up ut
WILLETT RUoFFs,
febl6 9O6 Pennsyivania syenua
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Alexandria Affairs.

POLICE CoURT-.J,tdge Smell.
To-day, James Jones, indecent exposure; IS.
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NkocERlEs At ACCTION-Mr. Bowling will sell To-
EIorro" morning, at 10 o'clock at the store OF Mr.
SIIon D. scott corner COrcoran and I4th streets q
ar3e ana weil-assorted stock OF groceries vine
anu liquors. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20
To Buy Day Goops

G. NJ. TOwSOy
CSC Pennsylvania Avenue (South Side).
nihLo near Center Market.
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LundbOrR's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose 60
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley et

Pride OF the West Cotton lie; best all wool
Black CasllmereS, 35c 80 eth street Mourning
Store. j. E. YOUNG's Cloth and SILK House. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20


You are almost disabled by that lame back Ben
sons Capcine Porous PlaSters Will cure 1t quickly
y cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-20

This was Captain Hardlng's experience after eN-
poSure In violent storm OF the Cape OF Good Hope.
Inflammation settled in his throat, and for lille
II seemed as II he would die OF dphtheria. AS the
Captain never goes TO without supply or Perry
Davis Pain Killer, he knew just what 10 do A dose
OF II gave Immediate relief 60
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-11-26
Too VenOmOus to be True.

St.John, the Fraud, has been thor
oughly snubbed by the temperance
men in Kansas This was done at
the meeting of the State Temper
ance Union at Topeka on Wednes-
day. st. John will figure as one
of the most detestable characters
in American history.-Com. Gaz-
cite.
The &C. G." is just now too ven
omous to tell the truth in mere
matters of news.
st. John attended the recent
meeting referred to, of the Kansas
State Temperance Union, and in,
stead of being discou rteously treat
ed, he was heard in free discus
sion of the Report on Resolutions,
and at his suggestion, the resolu-
ton referring to independent action
was modified, with view to har-
monizing Kansas Temperance
workers.
IT'S fortunate it does not follow
that what the Gazette now vicious
ly "detests" is to be the "detes-
tible" in American history, other
wise, many noble men and true
were doomed as "detestable charac-
ters."