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Alexandria Affairs.


CIRCUIT CoURT.-The sessions of the circuit
day. The suits of Mark Young against Allen
Dodge, and OF the Freedman's Savings bank
against X. T. Dodge, in which District people
are interested, have been brought into this
court from the Alexandria county court and
decree for the sale of certain land OPPOSITE
West Washington has been made, The suit of
j. w. Olden VS. Jas. Smith, has been heard by
the court and Judgment given for the defend
ant. The settlement of accounts of the estate of
the late George Swain by Robert Bell, admin
1strator having been referred to Comm fssioners
r. Keith Norton and VIM. Othneil Swain. one
the heirs having made exceptions to the com
missioners' report, Judge Keith has considered
the case and overruled the exceptions
PETTY THEFrS.-Ihe depredations of warrant
thieves continue to be reported here They
broke off and stole the lead ipe in the yard Of
Capt. Bryants residence on Washington street:
made an attempt to break into stables of j. n
u. Smoot, on Union street, and carried off a lot
of chickens from Mr.. Wernton! Ion Cameron
street, in one night.
NoTEs.-Judge Chichester has continued until
next Thursday the hearing of the rule on the
county clerk to show cause as to the delivery of
books and papers for the examination of the
board OF supervisOrs.-The neW organ of Christ
church has been tested and accepted and will
hereafter be used in the worship at that church.
William +. Creighton has taken out admin
istration On the estate of Thomas Vowel an old
merchant who had vessels DESTROYED by the
French.--Judge Keith has appointed John
Perry, George +. French and b. Wheat ap-
praisers of the estate OF c. C. Smoot in this cjtv
The Reform Club will begin a series of inter.
esting meetings next week.-The services of
the jubilee at the Catholic church here closed
last night.
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Affairs in West washiuetor

THE THIRTEENTH BUILDING association
At a meeting of the Thirteenth Building asso-
citation last evening VIM. Tayloe Snyder was
elected attorney OF the association to ill the
uneXpired term of Mr.. Cassin. MIR. Leetch, the
unable to get up a full list Of the Indebtedness
to the association but that he would prepare
statement as shown by the books There was
discussion OF the case of Mrs. ODonnell whose
pass book was produced showing her amount
as $500, while a check had been drawn, charge
able against her, of which she had stated she
Mrs: Paxton was produced, showing she had
paid up to May, 1884, inclusive, while the Sec
retaty's book showed that payments for several
months previous to that time had never been
made. A committee was appointed consisting
OF MI Clabaugh, The president, and Robert Z.
Fry, to wait upon ex-Secretary Ferd King to
get an explanation regarding discrepancies in
certain accounts.
DANGEROUSLY SHOT WHILE SKYLARKING.-
Last night about IL o'clock two colored boys,
named James Brook and "Tony" Walker, aged
about II years each, were fooling with pistol
on the corner of Dunbarton avenue and Goth
street, When the weapon was accidentally dis
charged while in the hands OF Walker, and
the ball struck Brooks in the left side. He was
subsequently removed to his home, in Paxton
aiiey, where he was attended by DIR. Yarnall,
who pronounced the wound dangerous one.
ms morning Walker surrendered himself.
morning with assault with intent to kill, and
the case was Indefinitely continued.
REV. CHARLES HERR.-"Calvin" in the Pres
6yte'idn of March 20, mentioning the removal of
Kew. Charles Herr, (son of the we'll known
miller Of this place. from Mansfield, O., to
Bergen, N: j.. compliments him in high terms
as Il preacher.
The CANAL OPEN.-The work of turning the
water into the canal at Cumberland, Nd, is
progressing well. and the repairs having been
completed, everything is in readiness for re-
sumption of navigation to-day. Shipments will
actually begin to-day, when the work of load.
Ing ten boats with coal for j. p Agnew & Co., Of
this place, will be commenced. This was coal
sent down to Cumberland before the strike 1t
is understood that last years tolls and freight
VIII prevail! IN these shipments. Several loaded
boats caught at Cumberland by the ice at the
close of navigation last year will also go out
These boats will probably all clear in the next
few days, and after that there can of course be
nothing done by the canal until the strike is
settled. The water in the canal level here was
drawn off last week for the purpose of cleaning
1t out, but as yet operations have not been COM
menced, leaving the bed of the canal exposed
and causing foul OdOrs to arise therefrom.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF w ATER
ATT A. M-Great Falls, temperature. SO: con-
ditlon, 3D. Receiving reservoir, temperature
AS; condition at north connection, 6; south
connection, 30. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, Az condition at infuent gatehouse
SO; condition at efiiuent gatehouse. 81.
NoTEs-There was but one arrest made in
this precinct Yesterday
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CITY ITEMS


Children's Gold Rings, 81; fine Watches from
$50 up; Chains and Charms from 30 up: Pins
and Earrings from 81 up, at Franks Jeweler
and Optician, 467 Pennsylvania avenue. 1
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BORROWED THE BICYCLE.-John r. Lucas.
nfteen-year-od boy, was arraigned at the bar
stealing bicycle from the Thompson school
building, on 18th street. Samuel Paschal testi-
morning he left his bicycle in the school build.
Ing, and when he came out the bicycle was
gone. officer McLucas testified to arreStine the
boy and recovering the bicycle at his PARENTS
house. The boy testified that he bargained to
buy the bicycle from boy, and had it at home
trying TO learn how to ride 1t. The court sus-
pended sentence. -
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa. av
S13.75 WILL BUY Walnut Pier Mirror with
Tennessee Marble VIM. Ii, Dunn, 81 9Th st.
We have no special days for pretended low
prices, but We always sell Furniture, Carpets,
Bedding. Upholstery Goods. Portieres, Lace
Curtains and all goods in our line as low any
advertised price list. To verify the above facts,
call and see Us. Singleton Il Fletcher, 415 eth
street Nv.
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A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF SINGING
BIRDS are exhibited at L. Schmid < Sons new
bird store, No 317 10Th st. NV, two doors
south OF Pa. ave. NisitOrs are always welcome.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

Are sold everywhere. CUTIcURA, the Great Skin
Cure 5os.; CUTICURA SOAP an exquisite Skin Beau
tifer. 25c; CUTICURA REsoLvENT the new Blood
Purifier, 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
ITCHING, Scaly. Pimply and Oily Skin beautifed
by CUTICCRA Soar.
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AmnseInents Tonight.

ALBAUGHs.-Aimeei in "Mam Zelle."
NATIONAL.-AbbOtt in "The Mikado."
HARRIS BIJOU.-''Dad'S Girl"
HERZOG'S.-World's Ministries.
DINE MUsEUM.--Wide Awake"
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second battle of Bull
Pm
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4 BED-RIDDEN DYsPEPTIC CURED.-G. F.
Haight, of Westfed, Chautauqua county,
". Y, writes May Z, 1885: .'Six years
ago i dying of dyspepsia. My stomach
and digestive organs We're in q hor-
rible state. l feared consumption of the
bowels, which were dreadfully constipated.
j was bed-ridden for many months: finally
bought six boxes Brandreth's Pills. When L
had finished taking them | was a well man.
Took five the first night ran down TO one Pill,
then up again to five. alternately"
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S13 WILL Buy solid Walnut Wardrobe
VIM. III. Dunn, 81 9Th ST. n. W.
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Mis-. K. A. DONOVAN, 9oi F street has re-
turned from New York and is prepared TO ex-
hibit "a choice selection of the latest spring
styles in millinery, imported direct from Paris
and London.
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TURKISH RUGs and mats, Persian silver.
bronze and BettShazZa cups and vases ut 20 to
so per cent less than New York prices. Moses
& Son., l. tn and r.
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MADAME VAN RUTH opens on Monday at
S2S 18th ST.. Opposite the COTcoran art gallery
the latest styIes Of wraps JERSEYS, etc. See adv
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. March 20, 1856 9 am.
For the middle Atlantic states, eastcrly
winds, stationary temperature and rain.
For sunday, cooler fair weather is indicated
for the districts west of the Allegheny noun
tainS.
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Only % Cents.

Bazaar Dressmaker, illustrating the lates,
styles for Ladies' and Children's wear at on
penheimer's, 52S 9th street northwest, ST. Cloud
building.
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VIRGINIA PORT.-Norton's Seeding port
wine, Ives Seeding port wine, Concord port
wine. Don't buy any other until you try the
produce of native grapes made by Chr. Xander,
No. 900 eth st. u.
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BACKACHE. WEAKNESS, UTERINE PAINS,
Soreness and Lameness speedily cured by that new,
original elegant and infallible antidoe to pain and
Inflammation, the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER
At druggists. 25c. mh17
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REDUCTION CoNTINUED.-TweIvee elegant cab
met photographs, 50. X. VAIL, SO Market
space. John Harrison manager
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CRITICS are invited to call at Merritt & Van
Wagner's gallery, 925 Pennsylvania ave-, and
examine portraits in colOred crayon and OIL the
finest ever exhibited in WashingIOn.
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Mrs. j. " SLATER, 931 F street, just returned
from New York, and will open on Monday q
full line of French Millinery.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ArRrr ATLANTIC
Now ready. contains articles by
JOHN q. WHITTIER
Revelation A Poem.
HENRY CABOT LODGE
Gouverneur Morris
SARAH oRNE JEwETT.
The Dulham LADIES'
JULIAN HAWTHORNE
Problems Of the Scarlet Letter.
WOODROW WILSON.
Responsible Government under the Consitutioa
CHARLES HENRY PHELPS.
shyiock Antonio. A Brief for PlAinilr 90
Appeal.
HENRY JAMES CHARLES EaBERTCRADpoCR
Combinations Of Serial Stories
Other Essays Poems. Contributors Club. etc
IS cents sAoo year.
HoUGHToN. MIFFLIN a CO.. Boston
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FINGER TIPS TO WRIST. CURED BY
CUTICURA.
In the spring Of 1884 an eruption appeared on the
backs OF my hands supposed was poisoned by
ivy. My hands continued grow worse until the fall
when consulted medical advice, and used many re-
NEEDLES to purpose Instead Of getting better they
rapidly grew worse being mass of watery fostering
raw flesh, very offensive and annoying. Whenever a
would heal up 1t would be subject to the most vio
lent itching and Immediately break out worse than
before Little watery spots then appeared on my
finger joints, and fostering would spread over large
surface. In this condition began the Of the CuTI-
CuRA REMEDIES In one weeks time my hands were
almost WELL and in short time entirely cured
JNO. D. VAUTIER
Pier 81, s. Wharves, Philadelphia.
A COMPLETE CURE
have suffered all my life with skin diseases of diff.
ferent kinds and have found per anent relief
until by the advice of lady friend used your valu
able CUTIcURA REMEDIES. gave them thorough
trial. using six bottles Of the CUTIcURA REsoLvENT,
two boxes of CUT1CURA and seven cakes of CUr1cuRA
SOAP and the result just what had been told it
would be-G complete cure
BELLE WADE.
Richmond, Va
Reference: 6. w. Latimer Druggist, 500 W. Mar.
shall street, Richmond, Va
vARICOsED SORE LEGS
My wife used the CUTrcuRA REMEDIES for a sore
Leg caused by varicose veins with entire and perfect
satisfaction. Mrs. John Flarety was also cured Of
sore leg oflong standing by the same treatment
JOHN NJ. COOPER, Druggist.
Greenfield Ill
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Lynn Haven, Cape May and Blue Point Oys-
tiers, half-shell, and Norfolk Old Plants steamed
Also, Deviled Crabs, Little Neck CLAIMS, choice
Fish, Game, Spring Chicken, Shad Roe, &c.
Lifetime experience. Ladies large saloon at
tached.
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For Coughs and Colds: al do not see how ft IS
possible for a public man to be himself in win
ter without this admirable aid."-Rev. X. NJ.
Devens, Pocasset, Mass. co
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SpR1Na OvERcoAra

e
Our stock of .Spring Overcoats is now COM
piete, and it surpasses anything we have ever
shown.
We call special :attention to Lot 4172, light
grey cashmere, price $40.
Lot 1886, dark brown mixture, silk faced, $12
Lot All, black and white Scotch mixture,
silk faced and satin sleeve lining price SIS.
We have great number of other lots We
think the lots we have mentioned are the choice
ones at the prices
Wewould be pleased to have your opinion,
GEORGE sPRANsY.
milo 6O7 SEVENTH ST.
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S25 WILL Buy solid Ash Chamber Suite
VIM. III. Dunn, 81 9TH ST. H..
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THE ScOTr ART GALLERY, WILLARD HALL
A CARD.-The DHuyvetter collection of fine
and Tuesday tor private sale.
3. SCOTT. IN,
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Don't FAIL TO Buy THE NEW YORK STAR OF
tomorrow. II you don't get il you'll be sorry.
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TELESCOPES all sizes, finest grades, moderate
prices, at Vienna Optician Co., 500 Pa av. Il. w.
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MISS THURsBY'S OPINION OF THE BRApBrrRy
PIANO.-The New Scale Upright Bradbury is a
pleased with mine.-Emma c. Thursby- 20
Grammercy Park, New York.
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50 WILL Buy Rattan Baby Carriage. VIM.
III. Dunn, 81 eth 81. n. W.
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ADJUSTMENTS


A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
TONIGHT ATS
TONIGHT
LAST APPEARANE OF
The World Renowned
AIMEE.
Presenting her Farce Comedy
MAMzELLE
Next week-LAwRENCE BARRErr-Monday.
"Richeleu:" Tuesday Night and Saturday Matinee,
"HernanE" Wednesday Night Francesca da Rimi-
MI Thursday. Hamlet Friday Double Bid. The
Kings Pleasure and The Wonder Saturday
Night Julius Cesar" Seats now on sale. II
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
THIS SATURDAY EVENING
Last Performance OF the
EMMA ABBOTT
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
IL TRovAToRE
Bellni Aunandale. Pruette Brodericr r,onneu
Greenwood and Michelina
NEXT wEEK-MEsTAYER and VAUGHN
and company of
COMEDIANS AND VoCALIsTS
IN Mestasers superaiiyely. Whimsical. Musical Alb
"wE. US & CO"
1t II Amt Saving Word. am L"
{ !oNGREGAT1oNAL CHURCH.
THE sroDpARp LECTURES
Opening of the Course.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH %,
NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE
FROM CORSICA TO THE THRONE
Inc story of the Earlier Life of the Transcendent
Genius Of the XIX Century, with Magnificent
illustrations.
MARCH 24-NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
FROM THE THRONE TO ST. HELENA.
MARCH 26-NEW WALKS WITH kCHARIES
DICKENS
APRIL 6-MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS
APRIL 7-SWITZERLAND.
COURSE TICKETS. So and So. Single tickets,
preserved Seats rs cents Admission. Doc. for
al lectures at Brentano Bros 1918 PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue.. RURDITT a NORTH ManaUers
mh2O-2t
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PURIM CARNIVAL, Monday, March %, Rifles
Armory.
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SO WILL BUY a solid Walnut Extension
Table. VIM. Il Dunn. 81 .th ST. II. W.
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ASSIGNMENT OF KENDERDINE & PAREr-
w. ). kenderdlne and Peter Paret, trading as
henoeroihe Paret, carpenters and builders ~
nave made an assignment to =. Maddox for the
benent OF their creditors. They are to receive
and preferences are made to ]. w. Carr SS1n
I. +. Rockford, $3.50, and J.. b. Hammond
$1,000, provided the two iast-named do not ale
biltties are $13,S19.55.
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Hi 90 ssss # ZEE ERE I W
i i % ssss t Err ii
III I. e e : ! /
y 4 F. 5 s: II T. T.
ANEW STOCK JUST OPENED
NEW STYLES AND SPLENDID QUALITY OF
WATERFALL
In calling attention TO this our new departure we
ask you to examine quality and finish Of these goods
Hosiery can be manufactured to sell at almost any
price but no article is cheap that made Of poor
terial and improper finish.
LADIES HOSE,
Of Balbriggan full regular length, French toes at
% CENTS PAIR
worth IS cents Superior qualities at IS. ~. 40 and
% cents q pair.
Solid Colored Cotton Hose black, navy, seal brown.
garnet and cardinal split feet of unbleached cotton
and French Toes, at
% CENTS PAIR,
worth 39c. Better grades at So AZ and acc a pair
Finer quality Striped Cotton Hose. French Toes at
IS CENTS PAIR,
or three pairs for 81.
Brilliant Isle Thread Hose. full regular lengths
split foot. at
Is CENTS PAIR
An extraordinary bargain Better grades at 80, 40
and 70 ceuts pair.
Silk Hose in all the latest shades at
50 CENTS PAIR,
for this week only.
MISSES AND CHILDREN's HOSE
Black and Colors, split feet, at
~ CENTS PAIR FOR ALL SIZES
Plain Ingram Cotton Hose, black; Sizes s. 5la g. Gu
z, ~. g. S1A Is IL, 49, 81. %, 25 "a and 29c pair
GENTS HOSE
Imperial Isle Hose, superior quality. at
rs CENTS PAIR.
Isle Thread Hose in fancy stripes and plain coors at
40 CENTS PAIR
And last but least Black and Colored SILK Hose
Of fine quality at
40 CENTS A PAIR
For this week only at
TIT = = ZEE BBBR 90 m
! il" i E. + e. e. $ j Isl \ i
HH M NM IN I. HHsf S'S # I'LL E HnH
Nh \ n I ~ 4 Z Z Z Cos Coo L ZEE :.
BIG. 3ls SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
See Post and Critic for additional attractions in our
Hosiery Department nile
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RIpISG HABIrs ]. Paeging, 1OO7 Z street..
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A 81 GUINEr SILK at S1.5O; 1O-f sheeting,
16s, and up; umbrellas. Toe, at BrOdhead's.
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LADIES SUITS. ]. Pfieging. 1907 street.
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SCOTS Emulsion OF Pure
Con LIVER OIL, WITH HYPoPHosPHATES,
Especially Desirable for Children.

A lady physician at the Child's Hospital at
Albany, n. Y, says: ave have been using
and our physicians find it very beneficial" co
b. b. Chase, Umbrella Maker, 1914 Penn
sylvania avenue
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IRON SAFES REPAIRED.
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CaStOrfa.

CastOria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria.
When she was a child
She cried for Castori2
When she became Miss
She chung to Castoria
When she had Children
She gave them CastoriA
When Baby was sick
We gave her CastoriA
When she was a child
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She chung to Castoria. th,s,tk
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THE WASHINGTON BALL-PLAYERS.
The National Nine Now Ready for the
Field.

SHAW, GILLIGAN, CARROLL AND HINES
SIGNED FOR THE sEAsON-THE COST OF
STARTING THE CLUB-FoECE'S OLD RECORD
IN WASHINGTON, ETC.
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LIGHTNING.-Have your rods repaired now
Or new ones. j. II. kUEHLING.
1NsTASTASEo UsjPHOTOGRAPHS, III Mkt Space
$3.50 WILL BUY Reed Rocker. VIM. Ii.
Dunn, 81 9TH st. H.. W.
FACE and Eyesight fitted: 81: Hemplers. an st.
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SPEAKING TUBES, electric bells
J, III. EUFHLING, I1g 18th St NV
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CABINET Photos. $3.50. Lardner, 927 Pa. ave.
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PURIM CAKNIvAL, Monday, March %, by w.
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THE HAIR-PULLING SCHOOL TEACHER
GONE WEsr.-The warrant issued from the Pc.
lice Court few days ago for the arrest of Chas.
baltimore, the substitute school-teacher. for an
alleged assault on Willie Carroll, a ten-year-old
boy, by pulling out some OF his hair, was sent
70 the nrst precinct station and placed in the
hands OF an officer Tor service. When the OFF,
Ger went TO serve 1t, however he was NOTIFIED
that Mr. baltimore had left for Minnesota. and
the warrant will probably remain on the lilies
at the statiOn-hOuse.
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THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-Maior General T
r. Canadian, commanding the Uniform Rank
Of the knights OF Pythas, will &c in the CITY
Monday. Washington Division, No. 1, and
Nelson Division, No 2, U. r., Will tender him a
reception and banquet on Tuesday evening.
and will escort him from the E5bitt house,
through street and Pennsylvania avenue to
the reception hail, starting at halfpast eight
o'clock.
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THE w. L. 1. CORPS FAIR.-At meeting of
the Washington Light Infantry fair commit
submitted drawings OF the arrangements of the
booths and manner Of construction. The
booths will be erected OF canvas, which will be
decorated by artists, after the plans seen in old
English fairs. The booths will cover about ten
feet, and in addition to the colOring will be
The committee reported that they had received
proposals for the construction of the booths and
painting OF them, which would not cost more
than $500. Their report was adopted. The
committee on tickets reported that tickets
would be shortly issued.
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Nervous Men.
=, You are allowed a free trial Of thirty days Of
the use of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous
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guaranteed. No risk is incurred. Illustrated
pamphlet in sealed envelope mailed free by ad-
dressing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. w,s,k
John c. Baker & Co. Cod Liver Oil and
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market. Its tonic and nutritive effects in vast
ing diseases truly wonderful. Sold by all drug
gists.
S3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near st.
Pick nick Cluh Xhfskx is the hest
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THE BLUE RIBBON MovEMENT.-Rev. Benja-
min +. Bowen, OF Cleveland, Ohio. who has
recently been associated with Francis Murphy
in the "blue ribbon" movement, will begin a
series OF gospel temperance meetings in this
city tomorrow. The first meeting will be held
tomorrow afternoon in the Union NJ. +. church
10Th street. In the evening meeting will be
held at the Congregational church.
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Ptckwick Club Whisky is the best

Fresh Attorney Putter churned every morn,
ing and delivered in \, Id. ward" prints, 45c
per ID. Also cottage cheese and butter milk
sweet milk &c. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-20

THE KIT CARSON Posi-. - Kit Carson Post
now numbers III members. AT the entertain
Inent next Wednesday stirring patriotic adj
dresses will be heard from the ablest speakers
Ia the order, and fine program for the enjoy
nent oil all has been arranged. Let the COM
Fades come ia force