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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19
Condensed Locals.

street lamps Will h. lighted at $50 p. and ex-
tingUiShed ut il5 a. H.
three years. Rev Asbury Register, his son. Is the
man who withdrew from the Baltimore conference
VI. f. church SOUTH
AL the meeting OF the 4 thropOl0gical society
last evening the following papers were read AID
discussed: .'Discontinulties In Natures Methods.
by Mr.. III. III. Bates and .'Migrat1OnS of the SlOuan
Tribes by Rev. J. owen Dorsey
\ construction train on the Washington. ONO
and Western railroad jumped the track near Falls
church yesterday. The engine and several cars
were damaged, and the fireman, ndIned jackson,
injured
The viii OF Mary l. Brawner, filed yesterday.
makes number OF beqJIests the principal legatee>
being her daughter, Laura Ann Burdine. and hsr
grand children. Ella r. Pyles and Mecnn Ann
Hall Mr.. George +. Hardin Is appointed sole
executor.
j. shillington and Robert Beau send Harper's
Magazine for April.
play last night AT house No. 1919 + street north
west. and while there assaulted Eva Mitchell. one
OF the inmates of the house, for which Judge Smell
to-day taxed him SO
Nine colored and four white families in need We're
supplied with food yesterday through the police de-
MT W. H. Burch, the well known gate keeper at
the b. s =. depot. who has been quite Ill for
DAYS. Il able TO be about again
Sumner Z. HaSettne, son OF eX-COngreSSman Ha-
seltine of Springfield. Missouri. WAS to-day admit
ted practice before the supreme court OF this
District. Mr.. Haseltine is soon IL take the degree
OF master OF laws from the Columbian Law Univer-
Sity OF this city.
George E Kirk has filed bill in equity against
j. MasIella Clark and Others TO restrain Albert Pike
nom paying certain money TO defendants.
Harry Aubrey Toulmir, OF Maryland, was TO-DAY
admitted 10 the bar OF the District on motion of W
Is. King.
A cOlOred man brought TO police headquarters
small colOred boy, whom he picked up on 9TH street
and PennSy lvanta avenue The boy Is about eight
Years old, and says he came from Alexandria. Va.
last Friday with his parents, who have moven to
this city. He gives his name as J0hny johnson.
and says his mother IS name Is Lucinda johnson.
A Georgetown rough, named George Stone, was
fined $40 by Judge Smell to-day for beating sailor
named James Johnson. The trouble grew out OF d
dispute about drinks
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LANSBURGH & BRO,
mills 400 -424 SEVENTH STREET

SEArox Penny.
SUCCESSOR To PERRY & BROTHER,
HAS JUST RECEIVED VERY LARGE AND CON-
PLETE STOCK OF THE
LATEST EUROPEAN NOVELTIES WHICH ARE
THE CORRECT STYLES FOR THE
SPRING AND SUMNER OF 1884
THESE GOODS ARE PERSONAL SELECTIONS
MADE IN NEW YORK DURING THE PAST
WEI X: AND INtLUDE MANY CHOICE ARTI-
Giles THAT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED.
NOVELTIES IN INDIA SILKS
NohEIIlES N LOUISINFS.
NOVELTIES IN SUMMER SILKS
NOVELTIES IN GRENADINES.
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED ROBES.
NOVELTIES IN PAkASOIS
NOVELTIES IN UMBRELLAS
NOhELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEFS.
NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY
NEW SPRING WRAPS AND JACKETS
NEW CHuDDA SHAwLS.
NEW EMBROIDERED FICHUS
NEW KID AND SILK GLOVES
NEW Z. CORSETS.
NEW IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
NEW SCOTH GINGHaMS.
NEW FRENCH SATINFS
NEW LINEN LAWNS
SUPERB ASSORTMENT or LUPINS CELEBRATED
BLACK DRESS FABRICS.
COURTAULD'S ENGLISH GRAPES AND Wells
es- AN EARLY INSPEG TON Is SOLICITED
sT-CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES GUARANTEED
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9Th street.
Established 1910. mhl5
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SPRING HunoRs.

As Spring Medicine, Blood Purifier Diuretc and
Aperient other socaled blood purifier or sarsapa-
the CUTIcuRA REsoLvENT 1t combines four great
properties in medicine acting at upon the
gesttve organs. blood. kidneys and bowels For those
who wake with Sick Headache Eurred Tongue bilious
Piles. Highcolored Urine. Indamed Kidneys Teversh
symptoms. and other congested conditions requiring
speedy gentle and safe aperient diuretc nothing
IN medicine can possibly equal it.
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THE HERITAGE OF WOE

Misery. shame and agony. often bequeathed a sole
Legacy to children by parents neglected Scrofua To
cleanse the blood of this hereditary poison, thus
clear the skin Of disfKuring humors itching tortres
Illuminating eruptiOns and lOathsome caused by
it. to purify and beaufy the skim and the hair
SO that trace Of the disease remains CUr1cURA
SOLVENT. the new blood purifier, duretc aperient
and CUTIcCRA and CUIICURA SOAP the skin
and beautiders are infallible.
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INTERESTING FACTS FROM THE HEALTH OFFICERS
REPORT.
TIL" monthly report of Health Officer Townshpnd
for February presents some Interesting figures rela-
tive To deaths. births and marriages. During the
month Of February. 1851 there were 4(ss deaths I'm
the District OF Columbia OF this number l03 were
white males 90 white females, % colOred males and
l"1 cnIFt1 females This gives deathrate OF IS 50
per lon per annm for the whites. "a for the col
ured and 2Ll2 for the total population This com
parcS ftvOrably with the month OF February for
the past ten years. being 80 lower for the whites
AS lower for the COlorc and % lower for the tot al
population than the mean rate OF February rho
deaths by Glasses were as follows: Zymotic "a. con
situtionai. lOl: local, ia; deveopmental. ~ ana
violence. H. The seven principal causes Of Ge,rh
We're consumption, StI pneumonia ~ Inca sIes %.
brphchH2s III; scarlet fever. Il: senic debility 49,
ana ainph.Ny. 10 rom which II Will be seen that
since January there has been decrease I'm con-
sumption and measles: that pneumonia Is station
al anu ttr i an increase In bronchitis and scar
i'' lever ot 'it NJ dtcrocnts from consumption 40
"crr white AMI - c0,ored and OF the 30 white de-
rtt-hla from This disease 10 were natives OF the
DISTRICT and ~ of other parts OF the United states
AGu !n0l-n- Thus 1t viii he seen that only in =
~ thf- ii. Ing OF consumption Were white natives
OF the District
from Secile debility. 10 from apoplexy "a nom dis
t1t>t ot ti' heart and blood vessels IL from dis
eaarN Of The digestive organs, . Of the urinary or
g''ii> ana . Ntrc que la complication incident to
tine pueFp"ral state The twenty-six certificates M
death furnished by the coroner during the month
Ac!udc suicide, / homicide, infanticide and ,
ca,cs Of accidental death.
During the month there were 1iS marriages re-
ported. pIWiich 1tt, wcr" contracted betwe whites
ami - between c0lur,d PARTIES.
DlitI> rcpOrted-White maes -: white females
3D. cO0red males. 81; cOlored females. e.. Total
"a. StiIl-blrtlis, 10 white and II colored
The acknowledgements Case.
TIE TRIAL THE SUIT FOR S3D0ODO DAMAGES
AGAINST THE EX SERGEANT-AT-ARMS OF THE
HOUSE OF RyPKESENTATIy Is.
This morning, in the Circuit Court, Judge Hag-
ner, the ease Of Hallet Kilbourn agt. John G.
transportation for s:8O,0O0 damages In arrest
ting plaintiff and sending him TO Jail In March.
1876. Tor an alleged contemp. OF the House of Rep
ra>entatiyes-waS taken up for trial with the iury
sworn yesterday. Hon. ID. ". Voorhees,, Hon. C. A.
Eidredgc and Nr EnOch Totten appeared as coln-
sci for plaintiff, and Hon. Jere Wilson, District At
sOrney NorthngtOl and Assistant Dt rict At
tOrDCy COyie for the defendant.
Mr.. Eldredge opened the case for the plaintiff
reting the facts which led 10 the and CON-
mltineni, substantially Us heretofore published
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BEAUTIFUL DREss Goops,

SlAk AND WOOlA
New Colors. New Shades. only 25 (real value So,
CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
SILKS, SILKS! SILKS!
FANCY SILKS. 37h COLORED SILKS, So
HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILKS. IS
SILK AND WOOL CHECK DRESS GOODS (imita-
ton of pure silk, 37E.
RADZIMERE COLORED SILKS superior quality.
only 81. special bargain.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING "a wide, best
quality. Is.
Our lbs BLACK SILKS reduced, g.
Our 81. so BLACK SILKS reduced. $125.
Our 81 IS BLACK SILKS reduced $l5O
NUNS VEILINGS. pure wool. wide, double width
Pink. Cream Blue. Black-37h.
BLACK BRoCADE PURE SILK GRENAQkNE (ac-
tua value $l.25). only IS.
COLORED SILKS (worth 81 reduced to 75
REMNANTS OF SILKS At less than cost from to
10 yard lengths.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure linen (slishtly
soiled). worth IS. reduced So
BLACK SILK MERVILEUX fspecisl barpain At
81. 25) reduced to 81.
COLORED sATINs. SO. BLACK sATINs. 60
mill CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE.
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HAD SALT RHEUM

In the most aggravated form for eight years No kind
OF treatment. medicine doctors did any pnrma-
nen good My friends in Maiden know how l suff cred
When began to Use the CUTICURA REMEDIES my limbs
were SO raw and tender that could not bear my weight
on them without the skin cracking and bleeding and
was obliged to about crltches. Used the CUTI-
cURA REMEDIES five months. and completely and
permanently cured.
MRS. s. A. BROWN Maiden Mass
References: Any citizen of Maiden Mass.
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Amu~ememts. &C.. Tonight.

Amu<e ments. &C.. Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER--J- h. Emmett as Fritz in
Ireland"
FORD's OPERA HoUsE-StetSOn's comedy company
In Confusion"
DINE Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
fOrnance.
Masonic TEMPLE--InternatiOnal Dog show.
AS 1TH STREET.-THE great automatic city.
THEATER CoAIQCE.-" Four Married Men," and
varieties.
METROPOLITAN VI. f.. CHURCH--Co complimentary
concert 10 Mr. G. W. sparks
NATIONAL MUSEUM LECTURE HALL--Toner lee
turp ''TremaIurt. Disease III Public and Profess
siolal Men from Oyerwork." by Dr. e. h. Mills
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DRY GOODS.
NOVELTIES IN SrRrSo DErss GooDs
". NJ. SINISTER & SONS.
els PENNSYLVANIA AyENuE-

eI9 ENNSYLyANIA AVENUE.
HAVE OPENED TO-DAY THE LARGEST AND
MOST ATTR NCTIvE STOCK OF CHOICE DRESS
GOODS THEY HAVE EVER SHOWN. THE STOCK
INCLUDES EVERYTHING NEW AND THE PRICES
ARE AS LOW AS NEW STYLES AND FIRST QUAIL
lTIEs WILL PERMIT. MANY BARGAINS ARE
OFFERED IN CHOICE MATERIALS.
ALI-wooL PLAIDs. 4s IN. WIDE, AT sloO
FULL STOCK CHOICE CoLoRS ALI-wooL TRI-
COTINES.
TRICOT AND BRoADCLoTH IN NEW SHADES
200 PIECES BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS FRENCH
SATiNFS
FRFNCH LINEN LAWNS. CHINTZ CoLoRS.
FIGURED NUNS YELLING. FIGURED CASH
MERES. &c
WHITE AND CoLoRED EMBROIDERED DRESSES
IN PONGEE. CASHMERE. MUSLIN. &c.
FIGURED PONGEE IN ALL THE NEW SHADES
1900 YARDS AIL-SILK SATIN MERYEILIEIN.
NEW C0LOkS. AT 81 - THE CHEAPEST AND
BEST NEARING GOODS EVER SOLD.
BoNNEI-S. oUINETS, GIRAUDS. PoNSoN'S
BLACK SILKS IN ALL GRADES AT NEW
YORK PRICES.
MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY GRADE AND TEX
TURE.
HERNANIES. GRENADINES. vFILI NGS sc.
". NJ SINISTER SONS
9l9Penns, lyanIa avenue
ONE PRICE
y B-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST mhI7
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for tomorrow only at NJ. AugenStein's. ST. TO S2l
9TH St NV: German fireproof tea pots l9c: larger
SIZE, &c; decorated fruit SaucerS 2Sc. . doZ.:
cologne sets. assorted colors, 43c; padbcks and
key, &C.; bars OF laundry soap, lIc patent kniye
boxes all coors, l3c; clothes baskets, with rattan
handles, 49c.; hatche9. lie; large hammers, Sc;
flour or coal sieve &c. colored finger bowls, be:
13-inch meat dish, lac: zinc wash boards Zee:
wh1Sk broom, &c; tumblerS. 10c.; market baskets
Sc. Great bargains in decorated goods, trunks ana
baby carriages.
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WE ARE Now PRrrAnED
To SHOW
A FULL STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
OF ALL THE LATEST IMPORTATION AND HoME
MANUFACTURE.

$50 pieces double width finest FIANNEIS in all the
leading shades 5Oc., value - cents
50 pieces 42nch wide all wool Beige 45c value &C. y
cents.
1000 pieces DRESS GOODS from lowest grade to FIN
est imported Prices lower than any other house.
200 pieces plain grain SILKS. all col rs. 15r.
value 81 Our doar Silks cannot br BOUGHT less
than 81 81 comps w carry the largest
stock III tins city, and do larse quaint
ties enabled 10 sell retail cheaper than some
merchants buy al Wholesale.
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COPPER-COLORED.

have been afflicted with troublesome skin disease
covering almost completely the upper part my body
causing my skin to assume copper-co lored-hue 1t
could be rubbed off like dandruf. and time causing
have used blood purifiers pills and other advertised
remedies but experienced relief until procured the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, which. although use carelessly
and rrsgulariy cured me- aayg that ter ible itching
to make affidavit to the truth Of this statement.
Milan Mich $. G. BUXTON.
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Positively Tomorrow Only
the following special bargains will be sold at r.
Soldschm1ds. Sl2-1th ST. n. W.; new design OF Eng
fish china dinner sets 100 pieces decorated in blue
punk and brown, only <l1.99, worth $l9.; market
baskets &C: handsome real majolica rrut plates
&c. worth PC: silver glass vases Zoe pair hand
satchelS DC; silver glass spoon holders l0c. wort
25c: colored glass finger bowls for .5c.. worth
sold elsewhere for 25c; glass cheese plates only
llc japanese cream pitchers l3c., worth 25c: ink
STANDS 19c., worth 40c.; real malolca leaf dishes
1Oc., worth 25c.; bust figures l3c., worth CSC:
sponges Is for 1Oc, worth &c: pocket knives with
cork screw attached l3c; large assortment OF real
mal0nca Jugs &c, sold elsewhere at 30.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HYDRohETERS for testing liquids. Hempler's, 10.
PeEnSylya avenue
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Sold by all druggists. CCTICURA, 80 cents: REsoL-
VENT, 81; SOAP, % cents. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM-
CAL Co. Boston. Mss
Send tor How to Cure Skin Diseases"
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JERSEYS. JERSEYSM JERSEYS,.i


We safely say that We have the largest and most
carefully selected stock Of Jerseys the city
placing orders FOR Jerseys long btor, the
and therefore have the advantage of Him.. them
lower than any Of competitors wisk prove
TO yon that this is idle talk. solicit your early
Inspection We ash you note carefully prices be
low mentioned:
We selling splendid all-wool Jersey at 81 which
is really special bargain.
A nice Jersey well made sk-stitched in all the new
spring shad,garnet. navy. slate. mauve, cardinal
msrtle BLACK light blue. pink, and crenat only Sl'5.
Extra value
well tn he'd and perfect fitting. in all desirable
Shades. With cutts and collars. only 81.
Jers, with reversed collars and cuffs good quality
only so Special low price.
Jerseys made of fine imported Stockinette, with cuffs
and collars. good value only 50.
We have also a Jersey So with plated back, re
Nersed collar and cuffs and cut away front and
perfect fitting.
Our pink Jerseys. made of imported stockinette
plaltd back reversed collars and cuffs. at 500 last
years prize IS.
our silk elnbroidertd Jerseys-browr myrtle garnet
alt iltcA-Mith plant q bi and eInhroid-red cuffs.
tiol
Chilrens Jerseys all sizes and coors made from tine
Stocknete Our price 81 A. fromtour to twelve
Here We are still cl, airing out ODDS AND ENDS Of
every variety OF our immense stock
DRESS GOODS of every description suitable for
Ial and children W. selling these goods at ONE
half their value. Some do not bring us ten cents
on the dollar They must Ia sold. however matter
how great the loss.
Very best PRINT cents. DRESSMAKERS, CAM
BRlCS all cOlurs, ~. Yard wide PERCAIE6l.c Yard
wide MONTE CLOTH Ga cents.
yard wide. full measure. FRUIT OF THE LOON
Bl.EACHED COTTON l214 cents. Splendid yard wide
Brown tottolls AT DC. worth Sc Splendid yard-ySAie
B!eached equal to Fruit OF the Loom. /. cents
REMNANTS OF SHEETINGS in all widths very
cheap.
Genuine CANTON GINGHAMS in BEAUTIFUL dress
styles, only 81 per yard Full pieces to from.
ENGLISH CHEVIOTS at l0c worth % cents
ALL-LINEN DAMASK TOWELS A. inch long At
extra good Crash at per yard.
Our SC per dozen BUTTON COUNTER is the wonder
OF the every mail bringing orders all
the country for them. Some of these Buttons cost us as
much 81 Per dozen. We sell them Dc per dozen
100 doZ. full size WHITE APRONS with a deep
rufile, made of the best Plaid Muslin loo a piece
large lot of REAL LLAMA LACE SACOUES Some
Sl.5u-ALL MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES
WELL WORTH The ATTENTION
OF EVERY LADY.
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MIR GEO H. JUDD was thrown from his bicycle
Monday evening at the corner Of 18th and streets.
and severely injured his forehead. He expects to
be out in a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19

OUR 81 dress and bicycle shirt is the best ever Of
fered Try it. Mrs.. Heilbrun, 3j5 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest
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BABY. For 1nfantile and Birth Humors and Skin
blemishes use CUrICURA SOAP, deciously perflmed
SKIN BEAUT1FIER and Toilet, Bath and Nursery Sana-
tive. mhI9
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Affairs i'm ives, Washington.

FIRE-An alarm was struck at $40 this morning
from box 712 for fire In house 1924 Lngan street.
corner OF Prospect occupied by Vincent Finley.
The fire. originating from defective flue, put
out before much damage was done, and the engines
did not go into service.
LIVE Stock SALES AT Drovers' Rest are reported
by Tavenner Bros. as follows Is cattle up and sold.
Best at to 621OO good at 81 to g. medium at AZ
5k; common at TO 4s4. $50 sheep sold at 5k to
60. 10 cows and calves sold at SIS TO $50. Market
PERsoNAL-Ar Harry c. Noyes, well-known
citizen left for Cincinnati last night to take posi-
ton In connection with the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad Mr. NOyes took with him the best wishes
OF his many friends here especially OF all in the
DashaWay CLUB, OF which he was very useful
member.
ARRESTED AT AN UNDRRTAKERs DooR.-Aaron
Williams, young cOlOred man, got drunk last
night, and was ringing the bell and kicking at the
door OF an undertaker's establishment on High
street, when Officer Fisher arrested him, and found
razor In his pocket. 1t is thought he was going
to get into coffin and cut his throat. He faced
Judge Smell this morning and said "Guilty; had
the razor" In default OF payment OF SO fine he
was sent to the farm for 20 days
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C. A. WALTER today for Mary \. Schnenborn,
adminiStratrix, filed creditors bill against w y.
DuVal 1T al 10 subject part Of lot II. square 49, to
the payment OF a Judgment.
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VIHE 'UTTU GAS ENGINE
Il Requires boiler, avoids all expensive attendants
no loss Of time handling Of fuel ashes It ID
used extensively for running Passenger and Freight
and dithosr.ghic Presses Coffee Mills Roaeters. Paper
and Ruling Machinery. IAthes. &c. &c. This engine
runs with extreme GmOothness and regularity Of
possesses the least number of working parts and
great simplicity Of mechanism.
For particulars ~ to prlceA &c. Apply NJ Office D.
Washington Ga Light Co Yl3
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New WHrrE Goops Ar TIE
BOSTON HOUSE.

WOODW ARD & LOTHROP.
We prepared to show invite careful atten-
ton to the
FINEST STOCK OF WHITE DRESS GOODS
Which it has ever been our privilege to exhibit
CHECK NAINSOoKS. g. 1eh lsc yd
WHITE PIQUES. l5 90 25c yd.
INDIA LINENS. from the best manufacturers guar
anteei for wear
PERSIAN LAWNS. 81. 25 2sc sd
INDIA MULLS, As in wide % 80 37L5c yd
ENGLISH NAINSOOKS soft finish 30 q ale vi
A LINEN CAMBRICS. So So 625sc yard
WOODW YARD LOTHROP.
mh25
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XXyALKER,S. ao4 10TH sSTREET NORTHwEST-
w Garrett Lining Felt Shoemakers Anti squeak Port
land and K Top Clements. Lime. Plaster. latch. Felt
HAIR Crooks. Tar. 1ins. &c ALA
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ANTON FrsHrR,s

ANrox IrsHrR,s
chemical Dry Cleaning Fstabiishment
No. s~ & stree, northwest
THIRTY YEARS FXPERIFNcF
ladies' and GentlenI.n's Garments. asa yalx., .cs
Plush Cloaks. Grape Wells Iar.S cloves IL, a. 80
iect!y cl.an.d 10y tins Superior progress 49,
LADIES tNENlNG DRESSES A SPECIALITY
GenfltInen's Clothes Cleaned iN this ro-ss all N a
losg their original siaI- and srtse. sIts ssrnnts
- ~A'S N
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DID KENTUCKY FOREVER have received direct
from kentucky invoice OF Old-ia>hiOned hand
made sour mash bourbon whisky. JAS. 1harp, SIS
r street northwest
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FINE EASTER CARDS.. Jay GOuldS, AL 9th st.
READ SinSheimer's advertisement.
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CITY ITEMS.
Positively Tomorrow Only

The peoples preference-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
Why? Because 1t never disapponts. p cents /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-19

4 FORMER StenograplSr and publisher of DR..
Newinan's sermons adyerIiSeS to-day.
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The Union Base ball Association.

The Union Base Ball Association.
GAMES TO BE PLAYED IN THIS CITY-ENGAGENENTS
OF THE NATIONfS IN OTHER CITIES
According to the schedule Of base ball games of
the Union Association arranged in Cincinnati yes
terday, the following games will be played at Wash
ington With Baltimore-Aprl II, IS, 10. p, August
g. 25 q, %; Boston-April q. "a, Is, g. July p %,
"A, s6; Philadelphia 9, go, July %. y, 30,
81; Altoona-June a. %. q, g, August 50, septem-
Der !. 4; st. Loufs-July l, 8, (morn1ng), s. Sep
TENDER b. 15 IL 10: Cfncinnati-July4 (afternoOn),
g. H. September 90 p "a. 25; Chicago-July a. 16,
II, 10. september 6, 6, 10, II.
The Nationals, Of Washington. will play the fol,
and 80, morning and afternoon, and october 8, T. 8
and 10; at St LousrMay 8, 9, 10 and II, and Octo-
Der 2 and s; at ChicagO-May Ia. Is, II and 1S,
and september q, g. g and 80; at Altoona-May 20,
g. a. g. october II, 13. ID; at Philadelphia g.
H. 49, H. August 2. 4, s. z; at Boston-June II. 10,
20 q, August 16 49, %, 81; at Baltimore-May 2 8,
s, 6, August 9, II, 10, IA.
THE MACKALL-LYNCH LITIGATIoN.-The case of
Brooke Mackall charged with perjury on the oath
OF John Lynch, was called in the Police Court to-
day and continued until Friday. The case grew
out OF the dispute between Lynch and Mackall,
which was tried before Justice Bundy, In which
case Mackall flied an affidavit, which Lynch
alleges to be false.
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