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Condensed EnealS

The CoTrt in General Term yesterday af-
frmeG the decision of the special term IN the
the will oi john Gadsby that lots : To 19square
IS should go TO his daughters Augusta and
Julia
John CJuran was before the Police Court to.
dav Tor calling Sergeant Diggins. a republic
thief, ana was fined -. tie noted an appeal!
Interesting missionary anniversary exercises
were held By the Wesley VI. r. sunday school
lat evening The amounts contributed during
The year aggregated sos.
Last evening the Asbury NJ. f. church was
Well nlied- The occasion was an entertainme n [
Tor the benefit Ga the church, which was en-
J"yed by the audience. Mr.. David Warner
was the director.
r. ". Barker, undertaken. has removed next
door 10 his old place Of business, No. 612 IL tn
street northwest, preparatory 10 tearing down
and p .i,.IGiag.
The VIII of The late Bowman Sailer OF West
Washington. was lled yesterday, leaving his
IL VII: be -e;ne:Ehcred. We're found dead in their
ledS III December last. death having been
c'i;>rC by :t>pnyXia Iron coal gas.
Ellsworth Tourney. a young coiored man, was
fned : lo or 81 days in Jail by Judge smell to
dag, tor stealing pair of shoes from Ed
monSton's Shoe store.
The place in ~. Matthews choir held by Mrs.
MctaTtre. who l. now with McCaull'S Opera
company, viii be filled by Mrs. RoeIIier-ka-par
WHO VIII sing at st. Matthews tomorrow for
the first time.
Thus morning about halfpast seven O'Clock.
while James Mckenney was standing in tine
American House restaurant Mike Dunn
entered and cut at Nckenney cutting his
q tAlag across his stomach. Dunn wa, not
arrested.
Rev Father ConverS, "A distinguished men,
DSF o. ti-e Evangelist order OF st. John, will
ADid u plrochial retreat al ~. James T. r..
lhUing all day tuesday. "Wednesday evening
blshOp Paret VIII confirm class at 81. James
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported Tor IHE EVENING STAR
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.-THE 18th Virginia
conference of the NJ. E. church was resumed
this morning, Bishop Line in the chair The
examination of character was continued, and
the I4th and 10th questions, as to election to
deacons apd elders orders, were considered
The conference missionary sermon was
preached by the Rev. r. r. Little at IL o'clock.
Az noon, after arrangements for the Ordina-
tons Tomorrow, the conference closed its ses-
sion; to meet again on Monday. The next an
nual conference will be held at Ronceverte
Greenbrier county, Va. Last night a large con-
gregailon heard an appeal for foreign missions
by Rev. DIR. McCabe.
SCHOOL BoARD.-The city school board met
last night, Hon. F. l.. Smith in the chair. An
order was made by which contracts for work
supervision of the committee on school houses
ana furniture. the bills to go to the finance
committee before the meeting of the school
board: Notice was given of a motion to change
the night OF meeting from the last Friday to
the last Thursday OF each month. A complaint
against the principal of Holiwell school by q
parent was referred to the committee on com.
plants and grievances.
NoTES.-The jury in case of Eugene Murray,
charged with stealing horse after having dis
agreed all night, came into court yesterday
with verdict of guilty and Murray was SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment in JAIL
The committee OF county courts has reported
several dereictiOns Of the county clerk: among
them that he has issued marriage licenses to
parties resident in Washington.-The public
school teachers were paid off this morning, and
the teachers institute for February held after.
wards.
THE STEAMER JANE MOsELEY.-Notwith-
Standing the severe gale on Thursday the
steamer Jane Moseley left here at $50 d. M. as
usual, taking the gale at Piney Point, which in
creased in severity in the bay until it seemed to
reach the point of a hurricane. She. however,
arrived in Norfolk on time Leaving there
Friday evening she faced the gale all last night,
and reached Washington at $50 a. IN. Those
who made the trip say they can assure her
patrons that they need have no fear of travel
ing by this ocean steamer, however bad the
weather mag be, as they by means realized
the severity of the recent gale.
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The CELEBRATION OF THE THREE MONTHS
FOLUNTEERS.-There is a movement on foot
among the surviving members of the Anderson
Rifles, of this place, to meet and make prepara-
lions to participate in the celebration of the
10Th anniversary of the mastering in of the
The above named company was organized here
before the war with 1O1 men on the rolls, and
David Mason. first lieutenant: George iinscomh
second lieutenant; and Edward Krouse, third
lieutenant.
UNRooFED BY THE WIND.-The residence of
Mr.. VIM. Howard, No. 1915 SD street, was
unroofed Yesterday by the high wind.
OUT OF ORDER.-Hydrants at the corner of
sd and streets and jefferson and NJ streets
are out of order.
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COVERED WITH SORES

have been afflicted since last March with Skin
disease the doctors called Eczema. My face was COW
cred with scabs and sores, and the itching and burn
Ing We're almost unbearable. Seeing your CUTIcURA
REMEDIES so highly recommended, concluded to give
them atrial, using the CUTIcURA and CUTICURA SOAP
externally, and REsOLvENT internally, for four
months call myself cured, in gratitude for which
make this public statement
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK,
BROAD BROOK, CONN.
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w. w. URDETTE & CO.,

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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amu~emen;s Tonight.

NATIoNAL.-"The Private Secretary
Observation-Disclosures in Twelfth Night"
HERzOGS.-"AfterD Dark
1IME MUsEUM.-'-Ten Nights in a Barroom.' -
HARRIs .-"H umpty Dumpty."
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YENHE TOILET MASK!
THE PERFECT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sc
cTet OF Beauty not only beauties but pures the com
pipxlon we shampoo, dye bleach, cut a! d dress
ladies hair quickly. comfortably and in an artistic
manner We employ only competent assistants " no
KNOW What you require. We desire comparson.
invisible front pieces Of designs Feater-light
switches positively rettiled wholesale prices. J.
Rochon had years experience in iaris and was
awarded medals from Paris. Lyons and Vienna.
fl3-eo 537 18th Sc NV ol3 Ilth 81 n ,v
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FREE MEDICAL LECTURES.-On Monday
evening the series OF free medical talks to young
men, by the leading physicians of the city, will
be inaugurated at the Y. NJ. G.. association
building. Dr. Thos. G. Smith will give the
initial talk, his subject being ITEM perance
from medical stand point"
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SCALP, FACE. EARS AND Nrcv

ot<AI-f', FACE, FAIRS AND NECK
Twas afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp, Face Ears
and Neck. which the druggist, where got your RENE
DIES pronounced one ofthe worst that had come
under his notice. He advised me to try Your CurI
cURA REMEDIES and AFTER five days use my scalp and
part OF my face were entirely cured, and hope in
anothe5Neek to have my ears, neck and the other
part fhiy face cured.
ETsiN HERMAN SLADE.
100 E. 4TH STREET, NEW YORK
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SKIN TORTURES AND BLOOD HUMORs.

Illuminating Eruptions, Itching and Burning Skin
Torures Loa thsome Sores and every species of Itch
Ing. Scaly, fmpy. Inherited, Scrofllous and Conta-
gious Diseases OF the Blood skin and Scalp with Loss
OF Halr from infancy TO old age, positively cured
by CUTICURA the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA
SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautiier, externally and
CuTIcURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier, inter-
nally.
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LADIES EVENING DRESSES cleaned without
injuring the finest te xtuTe. Spots OF cream,
champagne. lemonade, etc. removed without
cleaning entire garment at shortest notice.
Gents fine suits ceanSed without injury to
shape or lining. Goods called TOT and delivered.
Telephone call 1882. a. FISCHER, 900 u st. wv,
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STATE SENATOR q. W PLUNKITT, of New
CTE. vas sufferer for SIX years from dumb
Sc Jc and fever. He was completely cured by
taking five BTanGrcth Pills every night for IL
week One or two taken every night Ire per-
ECtIy safe fer old or Young, male or female.
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NOR SALE-A BEAUTIFULHOME AT FOREST,
y Glen, on the Metropolitan Branch, s miles from
the city; l6.room houses fine outbuildings; fruit in
abundance; minutes walk from statiOn 20 acres of
choice land Also, Building Lots. "
A. p. HILL & co.
f1O1m 1893 st
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DRESS GOODS, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves,
HsndkCrch!ctS, Sheeting, Flannels, Table
Linens, etc, sacrificed. BRoDHEAD & Co.
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NEw SpRrSa
D r e S 8 G. 0 o d 8.

We will display on Monday morning next a mag
nifcent Stock of NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
Ladies' 23inch Atwood Suiting, IS cts per yard.
Ladies SO s 40
Ladies' 40 " Trcots so
Ladies' 81 " 90
Ladies o1-lnch HOmespun and Diagonal
Suitings, $1.0U per yard.
Great Bargains in Black and Colored Surah Silks
full and complete stock of White Goods and Linens
We make specially of Black Goods and Silks-Im-
port nothing but the best.
Our Hosiery Stock is superior to any that we have
ever ohered-embracing every thing new for
Ladies and Children.
w. w. BURDETTE CO.,
Nos. 92S 7TH ST, and FOG ST. NV.
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THE GREAT library sale OF books at Baum'S
will be continued for "a few days longer. All
books and stationery at reduced prices. Fol
Irice list call al Book Department..
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ITCHING DISEASES CURED.

CUTIcURA stands ut The head of its class; especially
Is this the case with the CUTICURA SOAP. Have had
an unusually good sale this summer owing to the
prevalence of an aggravated form OF Itch through
some localities in the country, in which the CUTIcunA
RE>fEDIEs proved satisfactory.
w. l. HARDIGG Druggist
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NGficp.

Mr. Coleman Rothchild begs to inform his
friends and the public that he can be found
Win the clothing establishment at 421 9TH
street, under Odd Fellows hail.
NJ F. EISEMAN MANAGER
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

Are sold by all druggists. Price CUrIcURA Soc: RE
SOLVENT, 81; SOAP, 25c POTTER DRUe AND CHE,1-
CAL Co.. Boston. Mass. Send for "How to Cure Skin
Diseases"
BEAUTIFY the Complexion and Skin by using the
CUTICURA SOAP.
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THE sEWING MAcHINE

Is the cause Of Uterine Pains and Weakness For
Aching sides and Back Kidney Palms. Sciatica Chess
Pains, Weakness ana Inflammation, the CuTIcuRA
AxxtPAG 41AsTk1 d infallible. 26c f6
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JOhnsOn's Oyster saIoou

442 and 444 9th street. corner of f. Lynn
haven Bays, Cape May Salts, Saddle Rocks, at
the raw box. Select Steamed u speciality Also
Meals, Hot Lunches, Fresh Fish, Game, and
every deilcacy. Ladies' Saloon first floor. Polite
attention.
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CITY ITEMS.


Special Display OF Fine Spring Shoes.
VIM. Hahn & Co.'s Reliable Shoe House.
SIG eth street, and 1922 Pa..av
Ladies' fine hand-turned French Kid button
Jour own make, light as q leather, durable
as iron, 81.
Ladies' fine Cur. Kid Button Cousins and sew
eral other renowned makes), s.. so.
Our great ladies' 50 Kid Button, any shape or
width, superior to any $3.50 shoe.
Gents SIS Seamless Vamp, genuine custom
made Shoes, the best made.
Our celebrated 81 'Victor," genuine hand
sewed Shoes, must be seen.
Misses and childs shoes, largest stock in the
District.
Infants Fine Kid and Goat Button, 35c.
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OUR BRANCHES CONSOLIDATED.-SucceS
greater than ever. IL elegant Cabinet Photo
graPhs. 81 Life-size Crayon, framed, only S12
j.. VAIL, $40 Market Space.
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r Beg To CALL the attention of the cigar
cite smokers OF Washington To the tact that
both the paper and tobacco Of the Greek Slave
Cigarette has been thoroughly analysed by va
Tl"u> state chemists, and found To be the purest
~ uSai
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SHADES, with spring rollers, SOC each. at
WASH. Il. WILLIAMS 81 eth ST. NV
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-TUCKEs; BRoS.-We are selling sound solid
Packed baldwin Apples, 50 per barrel. Also,
other fruits in proportion. Old Central Fruit
Store, S22 La. av. Free delivery to any part at
the clt
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Coal AND WooD at summer prices. V. Bald
win johnson, cor l. tn II. and Rhode Island
avenue. Telephone connection.
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GENTS CNLAUNDERED SHIRTS, best quality
20. ii Il. Miller & sons, 1920 NJ street, George
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BEWARE of common eyeglasses; get the best
at Vienna Optician company, 6U9 PennSylva
MIA avenue mort Invest.
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IMPORTANT To know where To get cheap and
good board. Go TO l. Mangums, SOo North
tlpitOl 81
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1000 PLATES OF SAUERKRAUT given away
Tonight at 1902 ID street NV. J. III. Collins
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julius LANSBURGH. 315 9Th street, will sci
or Monday 500 Body Brussel Foot Rests a
o. cents each.
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FOR THE NEXT , DAYS viii close out nv
entire stock OF Body and Tapestry Brussels at
cost. WASH. h. WILLIAMS,
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Special Prices at The OriOIe so 18th St,
three doors below Il, Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday. &C. Linen Crash, &C.; 1Qc. Crash, Sc;
25c Table Linen. 19c.; SOC. Table Linen 27c;
12l2c. Linen Towels, 1Oc.; 1Oc. Crossbar Mus
lin, &c.; 1212c. CrOssbar Muslin, Zoe: best Soc
Table Linen, 44c.; Cambria dress lining, &C.:
Canton Flannel, 43ac.; Remnants of Calicos, 4c
lOc; Apron Ginghams. Sc; Toe. Silesia, &c.
Zephyrs, &c. per o.; 35c. black and colored
Cashmeres, Ole; Linen bosom. narrow plated
Shirt, 75c.; boys and mems Calico Shirts,
25c.; Toe. Numbered Calico Shirts, two collars
Ladies' fine hemstitched handkerchief, 3 for
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JUST Try ,'SE PACK OF Greek Slaves-they
are 50 mild and delicious.
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UH nuy SeWKHS NaCHfne
BEFORE you have tried the Light Running, Silent
New American. No. Z. No DrummerS Send
orders by postal direct to office corner 18th and
II streets. 1871 AUERRaCH'S
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III Market Space near eth street.
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET, CSC
BLACK SILK VELVETS. Csc
COLORED SILK VELvETS CSC
BLACK BROCADE SILKS, 75c.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS pure Wool. ST so.
One Thousand Yards of Good Quality PLAID MUS
LIN, (worth 10c) price reduced &c.
RED BORDERED BLEACHED TEA NAPKINS.
Pure Linen soc. dozen.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, very
best quality, immense width, 25c.
OUR HANDSOME sDAMASK TOWELS are one
yard ana quarterlong and nearly three quarters of
yard Wide-immenSe size. They are ali pure Fine
Linen anf are decorated with beautiful wide col
ored border. Two OF these elegant Towels will be
presented to each customer who buys $40 worth of
Dry Goods at STRICTLY cash prices f24
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ORDER some of Fu>seiTs new molds of ice
cream tor Progressive euchre. FusseiIs char
lOtie russo
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Browns RrOnc,,iaI Troche.
Don't Buy a Sewing Machine

for Coughs and Colds: 'There is nothing to be
compared with theIn."-Reu. o. d. Watkin
Walton. Ind. co
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Just Received the latest Spring Styles,
Bazar Dressmaker, containing all styles for
ladies and children. Price zoe; by mail 25c.
>. OPPENHEIMER & Bro,
5SS 9th St NV
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REAL ESTATE Subsidiary d. Biddle has
sold to James jackson, jr., for ST. 900 two lots
2oZoX31.12 feet each 1T the northwest corner
OF ION and NJ streets. Mary ID. Biddle as trus-
tee, has sold to the same for S4,75O u lot
2O2oX9I.42 on the west side OF 10th street
adjoining to the north the above with an in ter
val OF one lot. Horace b. kirkwood has sold to
Martha NJ. Read for $4,000 a lot, 22X9o on the
south side of Cedar street, between 18th and
10Th streets, > aud streets. a. F. Pardon has
sold TO Douglas r. Forrest for 81, 200 two lots
11.2oX 10 ieet and 14.15x11O Ieet, on the
south side Of U street, between New Hampshire
avenue and 18th street.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGSNI. OFFICER
WAsHINGToN. ID. e.. Feb. -. ISS6. 9 am.
For the middle Atlantic states. increasing
rloudiue>s. followed 10y local SHOWS in the mort H.
ern portion and rains in the southern portion.
IoTtheT.y winds. shifting in the southern por-
ton To ea>teTly. slowly rising temperature.
tOT sunday. local SHOWS are indicated in the
IKE r -iOE-. "a n and SHOWS in the middle At
lntiC states, the ohio valley and Tennessee
r,.IHs in Z. south Atlantic states, with slight
Use IN & ..tTerstture.
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LIE ItowARD ALUMNI BANoUEr.-The Union
Aiunni association OF Howard university held
ies annIai reunion and dinner at Welcker's
last IA, nIgnt. ioasts were responded to by Rev.
1 III na''Hn' Ds: c b. Purvis, Representative
y Sra nara, pri hoot Reyburn, Rev. VIM. Warning,
ooAAAeys nSV. ". H Wbeman Add r +. Mos
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LIS FRAGRANT a. the first breath OF spring
Greek Slave Cigarettes.
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JTIIUS IANSBUKGH. 3I5 9Th streA. will
Monday sell 500 MiJerd Rugs. 81 and II so
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Nervous Men.
. You are allowed free trial of thirty days OF
the use of DIR. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous
Debility and all kindred troubles also for many
guaranteed No risk is incurred illustrated
pamphlet in sealed envelope mailed free by adj
dressing Noltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. VS., K
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No FINER PHOTOGRAPHS in the city thar
those by the New Photo Arr Co.. 800 Pa ave.
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Look AT Prices OF diamonds in window of
Harris * Co.. ~ eth street.
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DAToSDS NJ actual cost OF importation tC
reduce stock. r. Harris X Co.. I.j2 tn street.
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IF GoU WANT To- FIND the cheapest place in
the city 10 buy furniture and the largest rssort-
nlent to select from call ON
WASH B. WILLIAMS. 81. 9Th St. NV
FACE and eyesish: fitted. HempIer's, cor. Al.
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MOrell, 734 9th ST. NV, so F. Cigars 81 to
81. Every style Showcases Lowest Prices. Try. 6
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-
,-tHlu- Lamb,
Philadelphia Chickens,
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NEW RECEPTION Room. pa floor InStantane-
Gus Photograph Gallery. I'll Mkt Space. Call.
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- .he Palace Market.
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Detectives and priSOnerS.

WHY NEW TRIAL WAS GRANTED TO JAMES
CARROLL.
This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge
Macarthur, the case of James Carroll alias
Carter, convicted OF larceny in two cases and
sentenced to two years in the penitentiary, was
called to the attention of the court by Mr. T. c..
Taylor, who, with Mr.. j. w. Walker, appeared
for him and read an affidavit of the defendant
in support of "a motion for new trial. This
affidavit set forth that during the recess while
the case was Oh trial the detective, Mr.. Edelin,,
III the presence of a member of the jury said
that he had in his possession dirty two-dollar
Dill which he had taken from defendant and
a witness would swear that it the same
money paid To him Carroll TOR the stolen goods.
He submltte that this was improper conduct
and entitled the prison 10 new trial.
The court said that ii seemed almost incredi-
Die that an officer would do anything of the
Kind. AS the government had no objection he
thought the sentence should be set aside.
3.r. IdSSart said that the district attorney
had been informed by one OF the jurors that Ede-
lin had spoken In his presence OF the defendant
as notorious thief, and the district attorney
was not opposed, for that reason, without any
reference TO the aifidaviU to granting him a
new trial.
The court said that this made a stronger case
than the other. and if the officer made such a
statement, knowing that there were jurors in
his hearing, Ii Wa, certainly very irregular aud
ludlScreet, and II So he should be repriinanded.
He sug9uested that the district attorney make
further inquiry, and he would grant the motion.
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SArrNEs,

BEAurfFuL SArrSEs,
New styles, immense width, reduced price zoe.
TRlCOT CLOTH, LADIES SUITING new
Spring shades, all Pure Wool double width, SOC
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality immense width,
special bargain at 81 %. price reduced TO CSC
SILKS. 37la: SILKS, SO; SILKS, &C
CA Frs
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Chrome Week.

Every customer will be presented with an
entire new and novel chrome at our first OPEN
ing of spring goods next week.
IoUNGS Shoe House,
400 9TH st.
Look for The Old Lady in Window.
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INDICrMENTs.-The grand jury to-day re-
ported the following indictments and were
Edward >. Randall, selling uniabelled oleo-
margarine; Samuel Jackson, perjury: Battle
Minor DO; Edward Walker forgery; Henry c..
Alleger, violating postal laws two casesE VIM
Gunage, forgery; VIM. T. Benton, perjury:
benjamin Galley, do; Chas. c. Smith. embeZ-
Element, and John Ii. Adrians, Ludwig Gun
nell ct al, conspiracy.
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TcA" WICK C1ub WHISKY Is tne besL
Fresh Attorney putter churned every morn
ing and delivered in 1a lib. Ward prints, soc
per h. Also cottage cheese and butter milk:
sweet milk sc. per quart. Cream 10 cents