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The District Veterans.
A PERMANENT ASSOCIATION OF THE DEFEN
ERS OF THE CITY FORMED

A PERMANENT ASSOCIATION OF THE DEFEND
Frs OF THE CITY FORMED.
Representatives OF the various companies of
the veterans of the District OF Columbia met
last evening at Abner's hall and heard the
report of the treasurer and executive committee
in regard to the parade which was held last
month. The general conclusion reached and
the verdict of those present was that the cele-
bration of the twenty fifth anniversary of the
.'mustering" into the service of the government
OF the District men was grand success This
general satisfaction was increased by the
report of the treasurer, which showed that S341
had been expended, leaving q balance due the
treasury of some forty cents.
The permanent association was then formed
10 be known as the Associated Veterans of the
District OF Columbia, April, 1861" and the fol-
lowing permanent officers were elected: Wm
capt ;. A. ID. Marks, corresponding secretary,
ana George Brown, treasurer. Capt. George
Wagner was made honorary vice president
and 1t was provided that each Of the eight bat
utlVe committee is u be composed of one men,
Der from e;tch company, and the association is
10 nave Tour meetings a year. 1t Was stated
that a bill had been introduced in the House Of
Representatives providing fOl a bounty OF 81 90
10 be paid TO each soldier, his heirs or assigns
VINO volunteered and enlisted in the District of
Columbia under The call of President Lincoln -
This call Was made on the 18th OF April and
as many or the companies We're organized and
were mustered in II Jew days before the call
unless the phrascolo2y was changed the veter-
ans Ol these companies would be excluded 1t
was decided to endeavOr to have The bill
amended SO as To include those who enlisted
Tor the defense OF the capitol. A committee
was appointed Tor this purpose, consisting OF
the following members: Vim. A. OMear;t o. F.
Duly, Ihos. Lucas X. j. Beall, Geo. Wagner p
L. isouier, > b. Clements, Geo. SeitZ, VIM. A
Hutchins, X. j. Nicholson, A. II. Marks, j. y.
krOuSe.
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The summer stock of FANS being now all received
THE PALAIS ROYAL specially invites visit to the
GRAND EXHIBITION for MONDAY and TUES
DAY, MAY Sd and 4th
1000 Gauze Fans, from 39c. to S1O.25.
5000 japanese Fans, from loo. CSC.
$500 Satin Fans, from 49c. to $685.
$50 Feather Fans, from Csc. to 500
1880 Satteen Fans, from 25c. TO CSC
$500 Children's Fans, from 1oc. to CSC
RE- Above quantities sound somewhat ridiculous
They happen to be true and THE PALAIS ROYAL
has some pride in quoting them. my1
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SUDDEN CHANGES.-If the body receives daily
n proper amount of nutrition, and daily expels
the WORKOUT parts, health Is the certain cOnse-
Quence; but by a sudden change of weather, the
pores of the skin may not perform their Office
well. and matters are retained which should
have passed off by that avenue. All causes
which impede insensible perspiration
fraught with danger, because matters which
should have passed away through the skin are
returned again into circulation. Brandreth's
Pills will remove ali impurities, from what
ever cause they may come, curing pain, infiam-
nation and colds arising from above cause in
a few hours.
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Affairs In West Washington.

THE OLYMPIC BASE BALL ASSOCIATION
There was more than usual interest displayed
at the meeting OF the Olympic Base Ball asso-
citation OF the District league, held last night at
Academy hall, on gid street, with Vice Presi-
Of shares OF stock was disposed of, making a
total OF about sc shares sold SO far. Work on
the grounds is being hurried by an extra force
OF workingmen making due preparation for the
first game, which will be played shortly
WATER TO BE TURNED OFF.-Residents of
West Washington are being notified that the
water on the high service will be turned Oft to-
morrow from O'Clock a. m. until 3 p. M, then
on until O'Clock p. ~, then off ali night TO 6
turned on until 8 q. M, then off until D. m. of
same day. The cause of this is that for eleven
years the force pump has been continuously
lars worth of repairs being put upon it. An
examination will be made OF the pump to
ascertain its condition.
A GERMAN CARP.-Wm. Gamble while fish.
Ing at the loot OF 32d street yesterday afternoon
captured large German carp, weighing %
inches. He experienced very little difficulty in
landing his prize.
ST. JOINS PARIsH.-The parishioners of st.
pastor, Rev. John 5. Lindsay, asking him not to
leave them and accept a call elsewhere, and
earnestly urge him to remain among them.
MIR. HEIRS CRITICAL CONDITIoN.-Mr A. H
Herr, who has been very Ill for some time is i'm
such a critical condition that the absent mem
How THEY AMUSED Observation-Disclosures.
day afternoon VIM. Hughes and George Krouse
terry. II appears that they stationed them
selves In front of the market house and slapped
persons who were passing by in the face.
CATTLE MARKEr.-Sale of live stock at Dro-
vers' Rest, ID. G., as reported by Tavenner Bros.
yesterday, as follows: Cattle up and sold-Best
at 5l4 to 5l2 good, at to 544; common, at $50
to IA. $50 sheep and lambs-clipped Sheep
TO ola; lambs, at to 10. Is COWS and calves
at so to $40. Market brisk.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF AFTER
AT A. M.-Great Falls, temperature 63: con-
dition, 36. Receiving reservoir, temperature.
63; condition at north connection, 50; south
connection. "a. Distributing reservoir. tenn
perature, "a; condition at infiuent gatehouse.
80; condition at eftluent gatehouse, SO.
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LOOK! LOOK Take a glimpse at this: solid
ash wardrobes, S11; ash chamber suites, mat
tress and spring, $50; large cane seat rockers,
81; walnut bedsteadS, SO; walnut lounges, $500;
walnut hatrackS. 81, cots. 81. $3.50 rattan
rockers; lounges, $3.50; walnut marDle-top side
boards ST. D: ash chamber suites, $50; walnut
parlor suites, S2i.50. VIM. III. Dunn'S, 81 9TH
street northwest.
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Soxr Srrc1Arrrns

MANY GENTLEMEN ALWAYS WANT 10
WEAR BLACK COATS on DREssY OCCASIONS.
EVEN IN WARM WEATHER
FOR SUCH WE HAVE MADE SPECIAL PREPA.
RATION. FIRST WE MENTION SOME VERY
FINE IMPORTED woRsrED Goors. A NEW
PATTERN OF DIAGONAL MADE UP VERY
TRIMMED AS CUSTOM WORK. THESE ARE
CUT IN THE LATEST sTYTE AND ANY GEN-
TLEMAN NAY FEEL HIMSELF WE'LL DRESSED
IN ONE OF THEM.
SECOND, WE MENTION A LIGHT WEIGHT.
BLACK "CLoTH-FACED DIAGONAL" VERY
DREssY GOODS WHICH WILL NOT WEAR
"sHINEY." THESE ARE SPECIALLY pEsrRA-
BILE FOR GENTLEMEN WHO WANT VERY
sEkvIcABLE GOODS AND GOODS THAT WILL
LOOK WELL AS LONG As 1T LASTS
IN BUSINESS SUITS WE SHOW EXCLUSIVE
LINES. THAT Is STYLES WHICH No oNH
ELSE IN WASHINGTON SELLS.
WE BUY A LARGE VARIETY OF FANCY AND
MIXED CASHMERE SUITS. AND BUT FEW OF
KIND, THUS PREVENTING ANY PARTICU.
LAR STYLE FROM BECOMING COMMON" WE
GET IN NEW LINES ALMOST EVERY WEEK
AND ARE THUS ABLE To KEEP UP A FRESH,
NEW STOCK ALL THROUGH THE SEASON.
WE INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION To OUR
BUSINESS SUITS SACK AND SALISBURY
COATS
e. BARNUM & co.
my3 s3l PENN. AVE
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE,-ASh suite of 10
pieces, $50; parlor suite. pieces, S23.75; wal
15c. and sc. per yard. WIN. LOEWENTHAL.
-;sY 18th St NV
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THE LATEST spring styles of light Derby
Hats. just received at Francs. corner eth and
streets The only strictly one price Hat and
Gents Furnishing store in the city.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsHINGroS. ID. c.. May 4, 1SS6. am.
For Maryland and Virginia, increasing cloud
ine>S followed by light local rains; winds gen.
orally warmer south westerly.
For "Wednesday local rains are indicated for
Massachusetts Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New York New Jersey, Virginia, Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois.
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USE ALADDIN SECURITY OII--After more
than ten years trial, we have no hesitation in
stating that this oil gives the softest and most
agreeable light TO the eye. The ever-increaSing
demand proves that on its merits alone it has
its recommendation as the best household Oil
In Use.
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Text Books for drawing. sol 9th st. NV

STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE and Philadelphia
ice cream at Weymans, IL IN ST., between Penn
syIvania avenue and T. st.
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CLOSING SALE OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
Ladies' specially invited at gas 9TH st. NV. For
particulars auction column.
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WOODWARD & LOTHgoP will place on sale to-
morrow. at 9 O'Clock a. M, 100 pieces
of India linen and Victoria lawn at the low
price of loo. per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-04

LIGHTNING RoDs of sufficient surface and
properly placed are to lightning what good
ROOT is TO rain. J. III. kuenling.
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GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, $3.50, at
Vienna Optician Co, 600 Pennsylvania avenue,
under Metropolitan hotel.
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RFMFNBrR no soliciting at the Washington
Light Infantry Fair. Come and enjoy yourself.
See the elephant.
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n CLOSING OUT SALE of the entire stock of
Dress Goods is advertised in the columns OF this
Daper by lhaS. Baum. III street
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THE PARLIAMENTARY UND.-At II

THE PARLIAMENTARY FUND.-At the mass.
meeting held in Masonic Temple last Wednes-
day 1t was decided to appoint committee to
canvass the city and solicit material aid for the
support OF Parncli Mr.. Dennis ConnelI chair
man OF the committee of arrangements, an
nounces, In pursuance OF the authority given
authorized 10 solicit and collect money TOR the
Parliamentary fund: ID. Connell, chairman:
George kilieen. Robert Mcdonald Capt w
Ii. Murphy, Peter Mcintyre, Capt. W. o. Toole.
and d. Grady.
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ANTON FIsCHEE'S first-class dry cleaning and
dye works, 9;6 g street. Goods called for and
delivered. Telephone 49,
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bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, the
reputation OF which has been maintained q
half century, is still ahead of all competition
All who need the article will find it greatly to
their advantage to insist on our brand, or send
directly to our Laboratory. JOHN G. BAKER &
Co., Phila., and at druggists.
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OAK II AL L,
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS m,
EMBRorDEREp PoNcrE DRrssrs

-A/nbiAoiDr.hrsD u oNSEE REScfS
Made of Finest Quality CHINA PoNGEE 5is EN-
brodery. and Ia yards of plain material which
Will be ample for any dress. These
styles. and have been embroidered ex-
pressly for Us in silk and Chenille.
BLACK SATIN SURAH OR MERvEILIEUX.
made by g. 81. Bonnet, Lyons the best offered
for 81.
CLIFTON MILLS sURAH SILK at 81 90: worth
Sl25
BONNET and GUINET BLACK SILKS. all grades
at the old prices
BEADED GRENADINE and BEADED PANELS
for trimming.
CHALE DE LAME. 80 inches wide. all wool, beau
tifu designs, 62i2c.
BLACK GOODS ofevery description. from the best
looms In the world.
BLACK WOOL LACE. BLACK TAPE LACE
NOVELTIES IN BLACK DRESS GOODS
CHOICE WOOL DRESS GOODS
We have opened during the past week large addi-
DRESS GOODS. which We offer AT New York and Bos-
ton prices.
FRENCH SATTEENS. in Evening Shades thss
look well under gnslight: all the coors Initiating
silks very closely.
EMBROIDERED BLACK FICHUs
WHITE. and CARDINAL CHUDDA sHAwIS
REAL CHUDDA sHAwIs
PARAsOLs. SUN UMBRELLAS
HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY
We have just placed sale a lot of PURE LINEN
GRASS BLEACHED HUCK TOWELS, So 90 per
dozen, which we confidently recommend 5 the lest
value ever placed counters For Hotels aud
Boarding houses IL Is unsurpassed
PILLOW LINENS. SHEETINGS DAMAsK
NAPKINS and full Stock of Beached and Brown
CUTIONS. Lowest market prices.
Special Bargains in a lot of WHITE EMBROID-
Erred MUSLIN DRESSES at one-half their value.
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WASHINGTON Two DAYS
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, May 10 AND IL.
BARNUM & LONDON
UNITED SHOWS.
TEN TIMES LARGER AND BETTER.
Capital, 100000 Daily Expenses. $1,000
FAREWELL TOUR.
BARNUMs ADIEU.
Iregret being forced to take away from nv fellow
citizens exhibition which they enthusiastically
ment-seekng people OF Europe demand the oppor-
tunity of seeing this Combination which has world
have made all arrangements and contracts for lis
v spa and IN vast entirety across the Atlantic
unparalleled enterprise under my personal super
PHTNEAs T. BARNUM.
A TRULY GREAT AND WONDERFUL EXHI
BITION.
TRIPLE ALLIANCE CIRCUS
IN RINGS.
Elevated Stage Performances
GRAND ROMAN HIPPoDRoME,
With Thrilling Races
TWO DOUBLE MENAGERIE,
With Rare Beasts
IMMENSE MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERS,
Herds Of Elephants,
Droves of Camels
500 HORSES AND PONIES.
100 CAGES AND CHARIoTs
JUMBO Natural as Life,
And Great Ivory Boned skeleton.
ALICE, Jumbos Widow and Former Companion.
TROUPE OF SEMLBARBARIC ARABS
100 Startling and soul-stirring Acts
800 PHENoMENALLY EXPERT PERFORMERS.
GREAT CONGRESS OF HUGE LIVING GIANTS.
GREAT MIRANDA BAND
THOUSANDS OF ATTRACTINs
To Bewilder and Charm Every One.
PIT. BARNUM's
Last Appearance his Millions of Little Friends and
Presenting the
GRANDEsT SHOW OF HIS LIFE
4 f1AnHOhMANCtSS EACH DAY, AND 3 p. NJ.
Doors Open an Hour Earlier.
GENERAL ADMISSION TO EVERYTHING.
ONLY so CENTS
Children Under Nine Years, Is Cents
GREAT FREE STREET PARADE,
With 900 worth of rare animals and objects on
the morning of the arrival of the Show.
Route as follows:
8 STREET TO 7TH, TO PENNSYLVANIA AVE
ENUE. TO CIRCLE, TO STREET, TO 9TH
STREET. TO SHOW GROUNDS.
. For the accommodation of those wishing to avoid
the crowds on the grounds office has been esiab-
nshed at w. q. METZEROTT & CO.'S. SOB Penn ,yl-
vania avenue, where reserved numbered tickets can
De the regular price and admission
at the usual slight advance myl45 67S
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SUNDAY SHAvING.-Wayne Curry the barber
at the Metropolitan hotel, was before the Police
Court to-day charged Oh magistrates war
rant with keeping mis- shop open on Sunday.
Mr. Padgett called the case to the attention of
The court, and said that the defendant Was the
only barber who kept open last sunday, and If
brought In again he would ask that he be re-
qtiired to give bonds. The defendants personal
bonds We're taken and the case continued in
definitely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-04

U ON THE RACESl
Our proyerbial success at washtn and BALTIC. meet
s%xH nna i S s as
we have given the majority the SHORT HORSES
every reason to believe in the continuance Of our re
we dS5R '1s sacK
90 ~ VI GxE ss5H E eoMa h1sSleAAi'oS
At track for parties unable to attend.
GOODWIN BROS.
my4-N Room 56 Riggs House.
V>HE LADIES' COMMITTEE OF THE YOUNG
-, Il MEMS I. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, will serve
from IL to p. m Everything home made 1t
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY, FRIDAY EVE.
=, n, MING, NAY 1sse.Testimonal to Mr.. ED.
Her s aas " Soinis
Miss Maggie Noonan sopranos T. J. Whpple, bari.
triloquist Milton Buchanan tenor: and Mr.. Tim MUIR
phy In imtations Tickets 2oc reserved seats at
and Neuheiser. my4-4t*
John O'BRIEN's
NEW GREAT METROPOLITAN
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE,
Ten times the largest and best TEN-CENT Show on
EARTH is open every afternoon and night this week
CAPITOL PARK BASEBALL GROUNDS.
Entrance corner street and New Jersey avenue
ADMISSION TO ALL ONLY 10 CENTS
Choice Reserved Upholstered Chairs Is cents extra
Capacity of Pavilion, 10000 Absolutely the best
one-rng circus in the world Splendid menagerie.
elephants Every department strictly moral and first
class.
. Immense and overwhelming success. $1,000 de-
lighted people in attendance the opening night.
Everybody says it is the largest and best popular
price show ever seen since the world began. m4-4t
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA IN ENGLISH.
Engagement for three Performances Only Of the
AMERICAN OPERA COMPANY,
Under the Musical Direction Of
THEODORE THOMAs
TUESDAY, MAYA
MARRIAGE OF JEANETTE AND SYLVIA.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE. LAKME.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAYS.
THE FLYING DUTCHMAN.
THE UNRIvALED THOMAS ORCHESTRA.
One hundred in the Grand Chorus
Grand Ballet Of Eighty Dancers
Elaborate Costumes and Scenery.
Seats from 81 So General admission $3.50 Fam
| lily circle. admission. so cents.
May 10. Opening of the Summer Season.
JEANNE WINSTON OPERA co. my4
A 1BAT THTSs GHAS Py 2PERA H SIY
Benefit of Washington Division, No. 1,
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
On which occasion will be produced Shakespeare's
OTHELLO.
f0 ~ I: D9 M.A as as othelo.
Mrs " ALBA Tmea
Cassie. 8. w: KEEN; Koderigo, FRANK DREW;
BrabantiO. w. II. BOKEE; Montana, ]. w. AL
BAUGH, jr.; Duke, SIDNEY SMITH; Gratanio J,
WILSON. Stage Manager, JULIAN MITCHELL.
seats now on sale. my3
= spices Of Washington Division No 1, Uniform
Rank knights Of pythias, at Albaugh's Grand Opera
House. THURSDAY EVENING, NAY g, 1856, on
which occasion Otheo will be rendered by the follow
Ing cast: Mr.. Robert L. Downing, Mr.. ]. w. Al
other distinguished artists. Tickets, 81; exchange
able at box office without extra charge General ad-
mission, SOC, to be had at BrentAnOs Book Store.
Whithands Cigar Store and members of the Division
myS-4t*
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ELECTRIC WORK of all kinds DONE j. III
kuehiing, 419 18TH st. NV.
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y HUSBAND GRANTED DIvoRCE.-In the
Equity Court yesterday Judge MerIick made q
decree Of divorce in the case OF Lewis T. Bird
well against Alyea Bridweli. Mr.. j. Amber
smith nied the (which states that they were
married IN October, 1876, and charged the wife
with having been an haDitual drunkard for
the past three years, and with now residing
IN a house OF ill-iame in southwest Washing
ton, where she has committed adultery with
various parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-04

A YERS PILLS CURE CONSTIPATION, IN
prove the appetite, promote digestion, restore
healthy action and regulate every function They are
pleasant to take gentle in their operation yet thor
ough, searching and powerful in subdung disease.
A IERS SARSAPARILLA WONDERFULLY
improves the complexion, and brings to old and
young the bloom Of health. As purifier of the blood
1t has no equal. mvA
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DROF. F. n. PROtTOR,S
81 FOURTH GRAND NAY BALL AND EXHI.
BITION, at his Academy, eth and l. SITS NV. TUES
DAY, May A, 1855 Dancing at o'clock sharp
ap2S-1wH
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EQUITY CoURT-Jtld0e Merrick

Yesterday, Holden agt. Harvey; motion to di.
rect withdrawal of answer overruled. Bridwell
agt. Bridwell; divorce granted. Wicker agt.
Parish; leave to file amended bill granted.
To-day, Gather agt. Pairo; leave to file
legitimacy of Louis L. Starr decreed. Young
agt. Marks sale decreed; j. S. Edwards and ii.
w. Garrett appointed trustees. Hooker agt.
Leonard ct al; pro confeSso agt. w. Leonard.
Bohannan agt Stanford; sale ratified nisi.
CIRCUIT COURr-Judoe Haoner
Yesterday, jeff MARRIED., bigamy; guilty.
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The Courts.
COURTIN GENERAIT TER,

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Jones agt Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company; opinion by Chief Justice
Cartier reversing the Judgment of the court be-
low: Holtzman agt. Wagner; argued and sub
mitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-04

HOUSEHOLD COMFORT.
Use Aladdin Security OIL.
It Is known to De the safest and best oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-04

REMEMBER, no soliciting at the Washington
Light Infantry Fair. Come and enjoy yourself.
See the elephant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-04

AT THIS TINE have lightning rods repaired or
ne ones. j. III. Kuehling.
FACE aud Eyesight fitted:s1 ;Hempler's S, 41ast.
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LAWN VASES, garden hose, at Shedd's.
Zine PoETRAITs. Kets Kemethy. 1lOa Pa. ay
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ONStOK1As
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was child
She cried for Castoria.
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 a Miss
She chung to CaStOrfx
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CONTEST OVER THE STARR EsTATE-The
Equity Court, Judge Merrick, has for several
days been engaged in hearing the case of Lewis
Il. starr, OF Chicago, agt. Mary j. Treakle, the
contest being over the estate of the late John
W. Starr, the plaintiff claiming to he the
son and the defendant the sister OF the de-
Lewis L. Starr was the son. Messrs. T. Miller
and IL. +; Davis appeared for the plaintiff and
Mr Ii. >. Davis Tor the defendant. The latter
took an appeal to the General Term.
THE INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHooI.-At the reg
ular monthly meeting of the directors OF the
industrial Home school, at Senator Congers
house, Mr.. Nordlinger reported that there had
never been SO many applications tor admission
TO the home as at the present time. There are
100 children in the institution, and twenty
nine appointments were rejected because of in
sufficient room. The industries taught are car
pentering, gardening, and horticultural and
iaundrying, cooking, and sewing.
JUDGMENT IN A RAILROAD CASE RE-
vERsED.-In the Court in General Term yes
more and OHIO railroad was decided-the
Merriek, being reversed, Chief Justice
| In this case James boug ht ticket to go r.
Gaithersburg, after boarding the train To Which
| he was directed, and just after 1t had started
| he was told by the brakesman that the trail,
| oid not so to Gaithersburg, and ii he did not
| want 10 go TO Baltimore he mad better get on
| thereupon he ATTEMPTED to get OF, and was 81
| Injured that he had 10 have his arm amputated
/ He brought suit against the Railroad company
1 counsel, rank L. browning AnO
| Ienden Kent, and he obtained q verdict FOL
| $4,000 damages. This was set aside by the
General Term on the ground that the Judge
| assumed negligence. AT the second trial Judge
/ Merrick directed u verdict for the deiendan,
on the statement OF plaintiffs counsel, and the
| plaintiff appealed. The case was then sem
/ back Tor "A third trial.
THE UNION VETERAN CoRPs-The Unior
Veteran corps, first company, last night elected
| officers for the year follows: NJ. Emmett
| treii, captain; Fred. Thompso first lieuten
| ant; ID. V. FenIon, second lieutenant; George Il
fenton, Junior second lieutenant: William H
/ Myers, lieutenant and quartermaster; DIR. H
y. Howard, lieutenant and surgeon; l.. HI
Patterson, recording secretary; A. Is. Huribut
| financial secretary: q. q. benton, treasurer
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CITY ITEMS.
Our Own Make

our own Make.
2O-inch Silk Sun Shades, CSC.
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