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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Of civl ssrvios arc d vsl. upon At ls.gtb
6rd the ststemeut made that At tho l.rgs
ofaoss the power and opp ,rt unity tor To-
triGue sud ssih.h IL husnoss are danger
o1ly great. In tho thres branches of the
clW h.d service ,hs numbsr OF VI 'cs' N
bs el'd oo tbs basis OF oor pcsit'vs q
sminatioos is In the ssgrcga,e. 1894.
The iuer,ass dncs made In tbs
classified service oarrlse tho rumher
sb,ve IL 000 The opinion issTprsssed thai
s.luiary effects wonid follos TIE selection
OF ohiefs VI ths burssus, st~ssts0 aad
so'ors at tho larger ofiors mon among
/ uborslnstss, who woul binE ba'insss OF
sb0ss positions Ths report r,stss thai
soldiers and taliors bonorably dischsrgef
sy reason OF disability, II ospsbls.
arc allowed prsisrsnce, nor 10 there
any favor sr disaavsntsgs sllowsd BY
rsss,n Of ssx. The oonm'ssionsr ho'ds
thst the power OF removal sbd ia existence
'or just reasons are ssss' tal. hoth 10 di.-
clplins and sffoency Of the public service.
A lifs tenure would % indsfsnsibls. It 10
stiil possible, SAYS The report, 70 promise
tue soo,l, OF 900 ofices - the reward of
parry viotsry 10 . Dstonsl CANVAS IL 10
O. vi posslbls 10 remove svsry psrson In tie
0. .assi6sd service once In four years,
bo el % only by those who irrespective Of
party, denonstrats ther sspsrior,sy In .
hss, opss sompstision Of eA.ysetsr
0 d capacity. II appears from the
sss,istioa presented With Ne report
that IS per osst Of oil those who |
entered The service through competitive sx- |
anina'iops wsre educated 10 com mon |
schot IL alone, end The com N issi0n consider |
II ssqucstionabls that the nation By be- |
. owiBR lie favorc to tns most nsritorious |
OF those states who hsvs educated at the
public eIpsnss will greatly honor snd snm- |
ulats the puslio school sytsm Of The ooua-
'ry. Tso report gives s1traots
from large number OF letters
records from post-masters and collectors,
showing that great bsntat has sccrusd %
the public service by the enforcement OF
tho civil service rules. II IL suggested th al
tho party ,sst be no longer applied IA the
selection OF collectors snd pvs,msa,srs,
and that every corrupt exercise OF tho
power Of noniba Ion, promotion, transfer
or csoctders tion. even though tho csrrup,
consideration nay se nothing Of vaiae,"
should be 40 oGsnie under the bri sery avs.
The oon mission In oor usion deolaro sac
civil osrvlce set . success, and do not doubt
that the msst d;ficult point hes sesn
pss,ed. Through every ra8s OF I've work
tho com mission has tho ooRstaat Al / un-
vavering support nj President Arthur.
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| COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
Mr.. wellhsrss Dem'stie Aifiicsioai
Coming thick aad sAst
"Gastsa" 10 no nore- She will rot Her
naIi s,rsish.
Tho Eigger In tho pleare. Pneumonia
Wootptie.
seagan asd la'er-siate Csnmerse-
He Dor-n't Despair.
var Hoy-Hls Gssd Points ana His
Had 0aes.
Jin BsIford as . MasIy Han On The
floor.
xissellaneoas Wa,hlAg,Ou News Items.
Jin Bslford - . MasIy Han On ths
Floor.
xissellaneols WashlAg,On News Hem
OUR nxPKksENTATIvBg ArYLIC
TIOND

WAsHIAoros, FEB. 20 -tgpsolel mr.
welleosn h,s the sincere synpsthy Of the
Texa' delegation IN vIsw oftbe sf'l oIion In
his fsmily. Three children are NJ with
fever and one has r,csn'iv recovered.
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AMUSt MeNT0.
HARAyzn! !

Pwuier NssIei.n and venlriloac.s! q wa va
World. With his 10 king e,e,.,t ,,ts,
9,sisr,"asd "nid'A,r luspsn.ion 2 ioy.y
laAy hostins In r'd.sir A nj. rupe lin
Issst.ss" ccnsis ins IT Bal Toss.r s'sfss. 'sss IN.
Iiiiicutssn ircn :. tbs .iosn kPd his y%nd;:r
hi trirI horss A ,.rss hWnter aS oes,u ,u
fnasssis de 'ibu'ed . e.cn ,sr'or ns"S snS a.
Of Tious. Tos s.t., Iiiv rsa'e. D,y ,od, o'Si o,i
ScaieS. sts The 10 dirs PREF, tess n,sn WI
q 81 her . aoid ~ al yer e,rh. sat- Oh 'u'"'
TSnissInN K~srrv.d -~s,s. d, two present
ssvslouss. Gallery. 8, cents, ONE pf eentehvri'
sS~ q ildrsn under ~ yea nsli al pi,., pro.i;, .,,,
s,hs, h Vs appe srsd before you hcrst fore
~ IA |. one,h.t 40 Yer hi Y h adys,i,sc..
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repOsssd bssx me resosaaoa dsses,ng sns :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-02
Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for The EVENING STAR
UNITED STATES CoURT.-The United States court
called up to-day the case OF the United States agt.
the city OF Alexandria. for the turning over OF Ger
tain Alexandria canal bonds. and it Is understood
the case will be argued this afternoon. The second
trial OF the White Hall gold mine case, in which
verdict of $4,000 against q. X. Fox has been set
aside. occupied the court this morning. large
number OF Washington lawyers are here expecting
decision IN the case OF Hay agt. the Alexandra
Washington Railroad company, that has been in
litigation for many years.
III. FLOUR TRADH.-The first quarters inspec-
ton OF Hour here for 1884 foots up about the same
as the like quarter OF the past two years In 1882
6le barrels We're inspected during the three months
ending March 3lst In 1882 $3.50 barrels and in
1884. 6522 barrels. This is scarcely onethird OF the
first quarters inspections before the war. for dur
Ing the March quarter Of 1859 1915 barrels were
Inspected OF 1860, IFS barrels and OF 1851, while
the war was imminent q. 94S barrels Much OF the
grain, however, which came here formerly as nour,
now comes here Ia the shape OF wheat
POLICE REPoRT.-Wm. Nelson. arrested by officer
T. Hayes, is now detained at the station house
charged with stealing overalls from Abner Lee.
REPORTERs NOTES.-The corporation court will,
at Its April term. begin the granting OF liquor Ii
cenSeS for the year.-The Mary Washington is
now under repairs at the lower ship yard.-The
repairs OF the steamer ArruwSrnith at the lower
snip yard have been completed.
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Condemned I.Dc;,s.,

street lamps VIII ~ lighted 1T SIS y. H. and ex-
tn-Ii-het al rs ii. ~,
the ltdDuit id,.a b.. club. ut EAST Washington
has reUrganzed ior the coming season. with the
IOl"wing PLAYERS. BuCklcr. T.: ivr"li. y: Barnes.
H.: Blair. 2b.; Odds. }t,: NcCaul.v = - Coleman
l. T.. Taylor. - L.: Dawson. = I.
Mechanics Lnd.-- q. l. A. VI. No : LIST even
ing erected officers = follows: o. W DugalI e.: T.
VI. Crown. V. g.; :. H. Sherwood. IT,. En-. c.: t.. hi
vine. X = j. T. Harding. r. sc \ PAYNE TrraS-
urer: y. T. Bates, ]. - j. BOwIlan o. T.. and j. H.
thainherlin. &
social entertainment Mr. n. +. Monitor hot-t.
Mr. + l. SteFri.~. Mss l. '. Cooper Miss ELM.
saunders. Mi-> blanche f";tI,. NJ, Hrler Fe,t1!e
Mn. :. W Flyur. Nh and Nr>. f. Rurhc Prot Rvs
>eil. &. l. H"wseT. III. 4. Graham. Dr Frank White,
George Harris. Ge0r.,r Provost. Ralph jefferson l.
j. Whippr AMI Mr. Lll'ebrid.,-.
Rev j. p N'Tsia9n. y H.. delivered Il lecture 70 4,
larEs- audience 1t III Metropolitan VI. f. church
las evening. Oh The Fate az Republics
At the fie-ting .! III" 8ufhTopnI~-ica, Socintv
last !.iI-. It paper 10y irr y H. 1nolnT~i.l On
'-feCrnt Indian Graves ia Kansas and 4 ptper 10y
Prof. Mason on peculiar ct- IONS among the In
dl.ns O1 the ~ Juan de Fuea HeIghboTliOoI were
rad
THE Wit aud wisdom eli the CryOn. lis the sub
Ject Of aGuS!I. and INSTRUCTIVE c,tr.r TIii,;r..-
tive 81 tha GnOElt-9 between artistic titi literary
composition la br given hy VIZ ". Nj H. French.
son Of Assistant secretary French. aIi late seer
tary and manager Ui thH Chicago Academy OF Fine
Arts. undt- thc auspices 81 the directors Of the
Metropolitan Industrial school, at Lincoln hall, Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-02
S@nat,r HkiiileG,er-er M;htakcn.

To the Editor of THE EVENING; STAR:
Please give me a very short space in which to
Nh"" the utter 1aacy OF Senator Isidebergers
position on the free bridge question as given in
E"''f reporters Interview with him i'll yesterday s
STIR.
IL Nt;s The Alexandria Canal company and the
r7N~ cannot convey 10 the government title to
tu' f''i ii5t bridge iecause the state of Virginia
!Hfi- : .if laTt'~ OF stock In the franchise which
III, Ill mot transfer Now. sir. AIN not a lawyer
ana 'Ir senator Is presumed To be. tut Will he say
!" a committee OF either hClIst- that when a state
-" c~~ y t'' IN 4 private rDor;itiJI = majority
{" tat ~t"y il'i'rs or that body cannot control the
;.lr> II NJ HinptIN: cannot lease sell or i'm any
fha T dispose CG the whole concern. There are
N Niiit> pf hit stock, 100 OF which m. held by
M S,,tr ~ virginia. leaving 4,1fo shares. whose
h,I"fN propose 10 transfer q portion OF the fran
elise I" Inc / T.. :. CAM they do IT.
Again h SAYS the United states cannot condemn
ah AK. irr public U.s. tE; sad bridge because the
-, "i 'FS'l4 Mods portion Of It's stock. Now,
VII h- senator stand befUT the committees of The.
TO il:>.> nj say that when the state becomes a
>i'NH''f III It private corporation. thus Occupy
III tl' position OF i private per,On.t the government
:" a. il'td States cannot condemn FOR public use
such portion nj that private C>lupany tr.ncIise nc
El> HHo.N without that state-s Jurisdiction and
"Lo'ly within that of the United states itself.
q" MOI Heiievr there i, a lawyeror other sensible
l''lNuh 81 ltI- Lhd who VIII mol say that both posi-
tors SAKE That he IS not correctly .tported
IN '"ic!''~''h want To say To the senator that
re Cin silence al contention over the site for the
1Icc bridge within twenty four hours il he VIII only
l'r>;tis the members Of the two comrnitteeS ~
Ni>l The locations OF The Aque(luct bridge and the
Hrtt' SISTERS. ami consult the mans of the roads
leading To those two points. and then allow them
t"i"N upon The SounfieSS OF his views as To the
t-.rf al ne present bridge Ia the rited States
oiA II Il jrfrr mates JHifhrg- from the CO lter
rirE-. the hotels ana the departments TO .rlinp-
Ton iHd Fort Nyer by way OF Three Sisters than
TX the iu"ttuct bridge. and will cost nn,,. times
r'f,~ 1i'oHrG- say further. that nirle-tenths of
the "a, coming from Virginia IT, the city Will IN,
better accommodated by maintaining their present
system {" ROADS by the .tdueduct bridge than 10
'htt:-t' them and 20 by way OF Three Sisters and
IN Inspection -. thc localities VIII shuw H. Then
WHY should he farther. the NOR, costly and tho
more .t'.idiothous course 1T adopted. I. HIS
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TRuxNEL * CrArK
Sll MARKET SIACE,
ARE DAILY ADDING NEW AND Df.SIRs BY F GO0nS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. THEY ARR PREPARED IL
SELL As CHEAP A. Any HOUSE IN THE TRADE
AND BEG 10 CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION To THE
FOLLOWING:
1 YD. WTDf: BLACK CASHMERE. -Oc.-JOB.
GRAND BARGAIN N 81 BLACK SILK
L LOT CoLORED SILKS sl-SpECIAI.
l d" SUMNER SILKS. REDUCED TO 80 Crs
l FRENCH SATINES. REDUCED To IS Crs
1 CASE Ill WHITE SPREADS. REDUCED TOsI
l ." III To 81 ~
JOBS IN HOSIERY.
JOBS IN TOWELS. TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS.
MANY NEW GOODS IL SPRING NOVELTIES.
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
We INVITE INSPECTION.
ma2o TEUNNEL CLARK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-02
JERSEYS! JERSEYSn JEGSEYS,W


We safely say that have the largest and most
carefully selected stock of Jerseys the city, owing
lis placing orders tor Jerseys long before the
and therefore have the advantage of selling them
lower than any of competitors. As wish to prove
10 You that this is idle talk. solicit your early
inspection We ask you note carefully prices be-
low mentioned:
We selling splendid all-wool Jersey at 81 which
Is really special LaTgsiIn
nice Jersey, well made silk stitched in all the
Spring sadsvarlet, navy. slate niauye. tan. cardinal
llyrtle black, light blue pink and cream-a only 81
Extra value
A well finished ana perfect ftRg. in all desirable
Shades with cuffs and collars, only 81
Jerseys with reversed collars and cuffs good quality
only $50. SPECIAL low price.
Jerseys made OF fine imported Stocknette with cuffs
and collars, good value, o:lly 80.
We have also Jersey at 3, with rlafeI hack r.
verled collar and cuffs, and away front and
perfect fitting.
Our pink Jerseys. made Of imported Stockinette
Plated back. reversed collars and cuts, al $50. last
years price -.
Our k-emroidere.! ferscvS-brown myrtle garnet
and binck-wlth rIait Il LA. ( AMI embroidered cuifs
only "a; regular rc, Sc All finer Jerseys i'll proper
ton
ChidrI's Jerseys all sizes and colors made from fine
Stock etle Our price al A. from four to twelve years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-02
The COnrrA.

EQUITY CoCRT-J4dge MacA rth,n.
Yesterday, Boyle agt. Kelly ct al restraining
order granted Estate OF J. L. Wall; trustee allowed
to make certain disbursements. Robinson agt.
Robinson; sale ratified and commissioner appointed
TO convey. Ogden 9gt Ogden; testimony ordered
taken before Lovejoy; Blake agt FAINT; John Van
RlsWlck appointed trustee. Brent agt. Brent; sale
finally ratified. Taylor agt. Taylor; Investment by
trustee authorized. Lawrence against Lawrence;
appearance ordered. Robinson agt. johnson; de-
cree awarding United States bonds and interest to
plaintiff.
To-day. Carroll agt Carroll; time to take test-
mony extended. Matthews agt Matthews; teSti-
mony ordered taken before J. n. Oliver. Harris agt
Harris: do. before j. a. Clarke. Lincoln agt Lin
coin: do. before VI. III. Dennis. Nash agt. Nash; f.
Beall appointed guardian ad litem.
CIRCUIT COURT-Jud9e Hdgnpr.
To-day. Tempien,n ;!gt. Keys Co., Juenemann
agt Haske, Brown q Co. agt Held. Brown agt. Bar
low. Boyce agt. Heibrun, Bartlett 4 Co. agt. same
and Fisher Il co. agt. Goldstein; defaults District
agt. W. & G. r. r.: trial resumed.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Smell.
To-day, VIM. j. Dufry, indecent exposure: S.
Ottawa Holmes, cOOred. carrying pistol; $40.
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CITY \ Nd DISTRICT.
An.rsen,enls. &C., To-nig2,f.

NsTIoSAL THE.TkR-Dion Boucic,uIt Is Conn
the Slal.-LIaTIn-
FoRp'- "FEga HOUsE.-Leon y CUsllaan-s min
strel troupe.
L1StoiS HNL--ThatcheT Primrose d Vests
consolidated MINISTRIES.
fHEAIfE to,;IQCE.- ''Iin-a-i" ant. varieties.
DIiE HU>EUN--"C intlcreili'' and cIIroSitl.-S.
4l5 7rH STREET NnR1HwEsT-Ber-rna Won
dcTiul automatic city.
MASONIC TENPLE.-y nioa Veteran corps cadets
fair.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHrRCH-NuSical and literary
entertainment.
'oNGRE'fATIoNAL CIURCH.-Blirfiette lecture on
1.-The Pilgrimage 0f the Funny Mau.'
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DRY GOODS.
New BLACK (TRrx,plSrs,
SEaTON PERRY

SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 RRorHrR
FAS NOW OPEN VERY LARGE STOCK OF Pr AIN.
!3RS ND i,iI = ktASk sIth
Bl-ACh SPANISH AND GIiEJEe LACk Mis-
ki.AI n 'THl>IED SIl h n isN tNIFS. RLACk CAN
ION CBEFES. BLACK tltEtE pt CHINE. LIPI>'S
El.tt n GRENADINES. ALI. Ql.-tIiItS AND
PRICES. HtADh ~Fi.if ID AND GRoE Aplp IL
INC GOODS LUTIN'> BLACK tkINGt Il. HEMMl ID
AND GRAPE DIpIHEp ma. RI CANAM. IN,
tAlEI'S II MR. AND FLOR MINI NhANI>.
tClhlAIiDS ENGLISH GRAPES AND y li>
IuN>oN'S tCACHFNIEt1 EI.EGAN L 81 SILKS
WAR ~ \ 10 ~ ,, H E9!i ~ Iap'fh
AND BONN : -PKINCt So ~ SIlkS
IT. N e. "a ga NV LOCINtNEe AND II MNl,E
SlIA> ti.DN .ty To 81 n -ENlkA VI, * II
tol.pEIlD OK >-titsAIN SILKS FhDN - TO 81 -
EhAoAMES, IL MI TIE NEW MD FASHION. .
Alb SHADES. Al SI25 PEI. YARD. WHICH All.
B 81 QtAIlN NtieMN FCK IHt> f"tS :.
th>. AND 81 Al ~ttk>. IRON 81 - - FINN
NM tlit i. CHINA S!lhS LAIN ANp M
bkpibit.Ep l\l'sA IbN1Ei>- con- LII NIot
OF ria LATEST PARIS Non Illlt :" IN MI
WOOL DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN Nd toNtl-
NAItoN SUITS MN fNBEOlpEhFp Eu Bt :,
MN SPRING WEAiS. MIN Fi.AIA AND BR ilpLp
) Esq i! tCktIe. EkGANT ASSORTMENT OF
MIN FAkASuLS AND UMBRELLAS.
- IHuitt MOODS. PLAIN tlUl MS AND Con-
hkCl PRICES GUARANTEED
SEATON PERRY
- PENNSYLVANIA avenue. corner s,h stre,,,
Established 1910. uih29
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ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

James E. Richardson. Custom House. New Orleans on
oath In 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers broke out my
body until Of corruption. Everything
known to the medical faculty tried in vain be-
came mere wreck. At times could not lift my hands to
my mead. could not turn in bed i'll constant PAIN
and looked upon life No relief in ten
years In 1880 heard of the CUTICCRA REMEDIES used
them and was perfectly cured
Sworn to before L. s. Commissioner J. d. Crawford.
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SrRrxG Day Goops.

SPR1NG DAY GoopS.
Just received another cas-, of tlo,, - inch BATEGS
al shad-s only -.
One case Of COIpEED CASHMERE rcw street shades
at s"Ns l~-c yard. worth CIV.
New shades of pElSS GOODS ia all the desirable
.ileCls. from lowest To finest.
BLACK GOODS Just reivt elesant assortment If
Spring and Summer weight from SIC to 81 - Ter
yard
One lot # COLoEED eros GRAIN SILK. sperisl
baTsaln al II
One lot Of COLORED RHADIMIRS a 81 = per vari
worth IL. ali goods,
One lot Of SI'RAH SILK IN all shades 81 per ward
These goods are cheap / SD and weqs p0ug It
direct from manufacturers.
All : TX twisted GRENADINES. ted down AT ,ac al
10 81 % and Sl75 rer yard. warranted lot 10
sip
QUICK SALES. SNAIL. PROFITS
:. l.. RHINESTONE.
mh29 s13 MARKET SPACE
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WE Are Now PnrrARIp
To SHOW
A FULL STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
OF ALL TIE LATEST IMPORTATION AND HOME
MANUFACTURE

10 pieces louble-wi1th finest FLANNEIS in all the
leading shades al Soc, value a. cents.
ENpieces i2nch wide atwood he Beige 45c value c.
cents.
1000 pieces DRESS GOODS from lowest Grade to fin
est imported Prices love. than auy other house.
200 pieces plain grain SILKS all col rs. &c.
Taue 81 oar dollar Silks cannot br bought for less
than $3.50 from We carry the LARGEST
stock III this CITY and uyiu do in large quaint
t's. We enabled Ia sell AT retail cheaper than
merchants buy Il wholesale.
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DON'T WAIT.

Write to for these testimonials full send direct
to the parties All absolutely and given without
our knowledge solicitation. Don't wait Now is the
time to every species of Itching Scaly Pmply
Scrofuous Inherited. Contagious and Copper colored
Diseases of the Blood Skin and Scalp with LOSS Of Hair
Sold by all druggists Price: CUTICuRA. 50 cts, RE-
SOLVENT 81: SOAP. % cts. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMI-
CAL CO.. Boston, Mass.
BEAUTY.-For Rough. Chapped and Oily Skin. Black
heads and Skin Blemishes CUTICURA soap. app
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(NUTICURA REMEDIES,
THE GREAT SKIN CURES.
POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM OF SKIN
AND BLOOD DISEASE. FROM
PIuPLES TO SCROFULA.

Thousands of letters in possession repeat this
story have been terrible sufferer for years with
Blood and Skin Humors have been Obliged to shun
public places by Of my dishguring humors have
had the best pyscians have spent hundreds Of dollars
and got real relief until used the CUTIcURA REsoL
VENT, the Blood Purifier internally. and CUTICURA
and CUTICURA SOAP the Great Skin Cures and Skin
Beauters. externally, which have cured and left
my skin and blood as pure a chd's
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l1OFFS MALT EXTRACT

llOFF'S MALT EXTRACT
A TONIC WITHOUT A RIVAL,
THE LEAST POSSIBLE STINCLANT
IT AIDS DIGESTION
STRENGTHENS THE WEAK
BULBS Up THE SYSTEM.
IT Is UNAJ III AS-ED:
FOR WEAKLY CHILDREN
FOR NURSING MOTHERS
FOR CONyALESCENTS
n. BIT has been ar-ey initiated and the public Is
hereby cautioned to accept none unless bears the
lame of
TAERANT & co.
Sole Agents for United States and British Provinces
OF North America. 2.S Greenwich street n Y.
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THE TRIAL OF WILLIAM JONES FIXED FOR APRIL o.
This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge
Wye, the case OF VIM Jones. charged with as
sault with intent to Kill Charles ]. Guiteau. No
vember 2lst, 1881, was called by Mr.. r r. Perry,
who stated that Mr.. r. X. Eliot, who was the
prisoners counsel. had this morning written that
he was quite unwell. Mr.. Perry said that the
Indictment was found about two years ago, and
1t was for an attempt to Kill Guiteau.
The court said he believed the prosecuting wit
ness was dead.
Mfr. Perry replied that ne thought So THIS man
was charged with shooting into the prison van one
afternoon as it was taking Guiteau from the court
house to the jail, but they could show that this
was not the man. The prosecuting witness was
uead, ana ne thought the government ought to
enter nOlle proSequL
Mr.. Taggart said it was true that the prosecu-
could enter nolle, for he thought the government
had sufficient evidence to prove that this man did
the shooting.
Mr.. Worthington.-We will not nolle this case
Mr.. Periphery we'll; set q day for trial
The court set April 18th.
CHILD Run OVER AND SERIOUSLY INJURED
Yesterday morning, William Buckley, the three
year old child Of Mrs Alice Buckley residing at
owned by 5. Dyer, and driven by Lewis Magruder.
The boy was attended by DR.. E. F. King VINO pro-
nounced the injuries serious. The driver, Lewis
Magruder. was arrested by Sergeant Slattery.
Magruder was charged in the Police Court this
morning with assault. Richard Seay testified that
when the Child was knocked down by the wagon 1t
seemed TO be racing with buggy. DR.. Earnest
King testified that he saw the wagon coming down
l4th street going at rapid rate, and saw several
persons picking up the boy Witness got out OF the
car and found that there was cut about two
Inches long over the left eye, apparently done by
being struck by the wheel Sargent Slattery testi-
fled TO arresring the defendant and his admitting
running over the boy. The defendant denied
racing with any one, and said that he was hurrying
to deliver his marketing. The court said: "There
Is no more serious class Of crimes than these
Eet wagons driving so reckleSsly. Perhaps they
are pushed by theiremployers but as this drveris
small boy the court is going to be enient, and will
impose q fine OF 500 or II months and % days in
Jail. II it was man would not accept fine"
Appeal noted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-02
STILL MORE SO.

Will Mcdonald. 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago. CRATE
fully acknowledges of Eczema, Salt Rheum.
head neck face and legs for seventeen years not
able to move except hands and knees. for year
not able to help himself for eight years tried hundreds
of remedies doctors pronounced his hopeless per-
manently cured by the CUTICURA EEMEDLEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-02
MORE WONDERFUL YET

II. E. Carpenter Henderson, n. Y. cured of Psoriasis
or Lrprosy. Of twenty years standing. by CUTIcURA
REMEDIES The most wonderful cure record A dust,
painful of scales fell from him daily Physicians
friends thought he must die. Cure sworn to before
justice OF the peace and Hendersons most prominent
cit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-02

NO SUCH SUCCESS IN THE HISTORY OF I1rr
insurance has ever been recorded az that attained
~ ~ me ,MOiUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA-
TON This Society hut little over fhre Years
old yet in that short time has written 900 certcat.s
Of membership and had i'll force the first of the wear
s64oO GOO OF insurance In the plan Of this Asst5ca-
ton the perfection of Life Insurance seems finally to
De reached We do not, do the old line conpaIfea
charge npon an ASSUMED MORTALITY. and take Srom the
polcy-hoder amount far in excess Of the atnal
need to be put into big buildings nor vet do We as as
sessnent companies have done hitherto and still geler-
ally uO charge so little render the Of the
full amount insured on each lite All prrcarious or
doubtful One-fourth OF the sum collected at each
pany under deed Of trust for the policy holder The
sum reserved amounts to $l25 COO and in in.
creased $40 600 $50 700 at every assessment By this
method. which ordnated with this Society," the policy
holders protected from injury by the apses or with
srs sr Of the healthy mem6srs which VIM
Of each and every certificate be it for one or ten
thousand dollars II made quite certain to say the
three times much money and used it to build enor-
nous buildings and pay princely salaries.
Once No. l6U0 h street
m&rl3 TX. KNIGHT. General Agent