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Local Notes.

To-day IN the Circuit Court CNo. ~, Judge
Hagner, the case Of D. w. Classic against George
Batf to recover counsel fees was tried and q YER
diet for platntin for $75 was rendered.
Augustus w. Daily has filed bill for divorce, by
n. II. Wtswal, from Rachel Daily They were mar
ried March /, 1877 and he charges desefti0n Octo-
ber15, 1883.
A motion for q new trial was filed by MI. Cla-
Hett in the case OF Edward ]. Hudson, convicted
OF assault with intent to kill his brother, G. j.
Hudson, ON February list last.
The case OF Ferdinand King, for forgery, &C., IN
connection With q Georgetown building asSocia-
tlon, will be called in the Criminal Court to-
morrow.
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PARIS, April 1s-The Figaro says that Gen.
manifesto, IN which he win propose the revision or
the constitution. The League OF Patriots have
the chamber. Another attempt was made last
night TO hold an opportunist meeting at Bordeaux,
but the Boulangtsts again tnterfered ana forced
suspension OF The gathering.
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THE GExu1SE lMposrxp
HAnK1Er HUBB.RD Aver

HARKrEr HuBB.RD ArEs
Takes pride in stating that VITA NOVA (NEw
LIFE) will cure or greatly relieve Dyspepsa.
Insomnia, sleeplessness. Nsrvoumess. Hysteria.
Pain in the Back of tine Head, or any Trouble
originating in Depressed Condition of the Nerv-
Gus System;
THAT the sales Of Vita Nuova far exceed any other
nerve remedy ever manufactured:
THAT its regular will take the place of all liquor
or alcoholic stimuIant. and win. Persisted IN.
effectualy cure drunkenness;
THAT the sick should use 1t to restore health;
THAT the wen should use it to prevent sickness:
THAT all ovsrworked persons should it 70 prevent
fatigue or breaking down..
THAT all energetic Americans should use it con-
stantly to enable them TO maintain their energy
THAT it be relied upon the prescription Of .
weIl-known physician and not quack nostrum;
THAT care should be taken to avoid limitations and
substitutes offered in place Of Vita Nuova:
THAT it is for sale at all druggists in Washington;
THAT you should send to Mrs HARRIET HUB
BARD AVER. SO and "a Park Place. New York
City. for copies Of letters Of ndaton from
senstors Members of 0onsress, Judeeb and d.
vines and people whom you know and believe n.
aplS-dm
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DAYTON, OHIO, April 18.-The city is gorgeously
decorated Cannons are firing and trains arriving
with delegates and visitors to tie republican state
convention Governor Foraker and wife were re-
ceived at the depot by brigade Of club repreSen-
taIives OF the state, and there was great ovation
for him III the march through the city to head
quarters. Democratic clubs united In the Demon
stratiOn.
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A Hotel Burned.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1s.--A dispatch from NIL
Black EDDY, Bucks county. Pa, was burned at
O'Clock this morning; loss $15, 900. The hotel was
mystery. The adjoining buildings were saved.
Representative Williams Ren0minated,
DAYTON, OHIO, April lathe third district re.
publican convention this morning renominated
Hon. Z. s, Williams for Congress By reclamation.
DR.. ]. E Lowe and Britt Brown were chosen for
delegates to the Chicago convention and Col. RObt.
Williams OF Preble County, FOR eiector.
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-PosTNAsrERs ArpoSrED.-Joseph L Wood has
been appointed postmaster at woodneld Mont
gomery County. Nd: Harry o. Locker, at Balcony
Falls. Rockbridge County, Va. and ". s Tuttle,
al Matthias Point. King George CountyavA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-18

LAND COMMISSIONER sTocKsl.AGER has gone 10
Winchester, Va, for a weeks resi-.
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Representative wflIianss Re


MNNEAPoLIs, April ls--A winona, MIMI, special
to the Journal says: A gale on Lake Peppin yes
tered piled the ice up high along the west shore
At Kings Colly the Milwaukee track was COW
cred with ice piled from 10 TO 90 feet high. A
take the ice away. The trains last night were de-
layed I'VE to eight hours.
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w hen hshy was siek. ws save hse caseox1A
when she was child shs cried for Castor1A
whsn she bscSms Mica she eluns 70 CAssor1A
Whom sazs had cnndrsn. She rave thGm CAstes11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-18

SToREkEEPERs AND GsusEKs-The Secretary O;
the Treasury to-day appointed VIM a. o'Bnen 60
be gauger at Oakland, Cal: ThosA J. Patterson TO
ne storekeeper NJ Alexandra, va, and Overton
A. Lyle 70 be storekeeper and gauger az vaughans
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Fogarty Gets what he wanted.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1a-Jimmy FOgarty, the
outned. who has persdstenly refused TO sign con-
tract with the Philadelphia club unless given .
large increase over last years salary, to-day signed
with the "Philnes" for the coming season. HIS
salary, 1t is said, will be s, 500, the amount de-
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The Loutsiana Election.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1S.-As reported last night
Nichols and the rest OF the democratic state
ticket were elected by from 20, 200 to $1,000 ma
Jority.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, az reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney. l4l9 4 street.
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Racing at Newmarket

LONDON, April 1S-At the Newmarket craven
meeting to-day the race for the F1tzwilliam plate
for two-year-olds was won by LORD X. Churchillp
brown colt by Retreat out OF White LILY by neck
Mr.. A. Benholms brown nlly, Maid OF LOrne was
second head IN front OF Mr.. T. Jennings chest
nut colt Lord George.
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Cnnal Navigator Returned.

LANCASTER, Pa, April 1S.-Navigation has been
resumed on the Pennsylvania Canal and coal ship
ments are resumed al Columbia this morning, CIV
ing employment to over 100 hands.
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PrTTsBURG, April ia fire broke out in p.
Walters store, Month Braddock, Pa, at $3.50
O'Clock this morning, and before the flames could
be controlled twelve stores and dwellings were
destroyed. The loss Is estimated at t20,000. Fifty
people were rendered homeless
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Coming Bsulangiss Manifesto.

Death Of DR.. AgneW
NEW YORK, April 1S-Dr. Agnew died this after
noon at As O'Clock.
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THE coal STRIKE 10 OVER; PRICES n.
IL ducsd; call and get bottom prfceo q joins
MILLER, 1910 18th 81 aw- 006 Penn ave- NV, &
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ST. PETERSBURG, April 1S.-The MOSCOW Gazette
In an article on the French situation, says It is
greatly to Russias Interest that France should be
strong, no matter through whom
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RumOrs Of q Receiver for the M. ID. Il r.
NEW YORK, April lathe stock exchange is full
OF rumors that receiver has been appointed for
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Company, but
neither the stockholders committee nor the COM
panyS OnctalS can give any confirmation OF It.
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LOST AND FOUND


II 0sr-AN ESAMELED GOLD RAND BRACE
IL let, With Chain, between G ST. and Iafayette
SQnae via 9th 81, Pennsy ania 10Th and 4th
sta Please return % 80 est and receive reward IT.
n 0sf-A GOLD PEN-HoLDER WITH sPEN
- ceffsn-pen point q. Alta 81. BET and sts.,
Monday evening. Liberal reward will be raid II re-
turued 20 CHAS. HEDsINs Drug Store, 1900 4th St
nv. apls-2ts
n osT-ON SUNDAY EVENING ABOUT Z 40
1Ip.m-. between 9Th and and 9Th and q St.. a w
part Of BRIDE Liberal reward viii be paid for its re-
turn 10 star ONCE H.
4 osT-JocXEY scARFPIN-RoRsE RIDER
IL and stirrup Suitable reward given II returned 10
HARRIS sHAFER. 1ll3 Pennsyivania ave. IL.
4 OsT-oy SUNDAY, THE 18TH. GOING Or
IL coming from 81. Matthews Sunday school Gold
medal with Mary Burke 1856 on one side. Liberai
reward n left at 2l4e At NV. apl9 -3ts
SsC z REWARD, no QUESTIONS ASKED LOST
Sscwednesday, April 4, white. short-hair DOR
back ups, and over one eye the name OF
George return 70 l73e street. spI6-3t.
II OsI-"ROwDY." A SCOTCH TERRIER, LONG
Ia hair, light brown: sert tsa eroipei: double
mixed chain eolbar With tr Liberal reward viii be
lad Tor hls return To 18th ST. extended and
heneszv ave. Nt Pleasant. spl6-3x.
osT-AT ALBAC6Ts MATINEE. SATURDAY.
- PorteaoBnsle containing about go aud diamond
Ender can keep money ana return pm end No
questions asted- Retarn Star Office apl6-3t.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TeleglanS 70 The Star.
BLOOD POISONING FEARED.
t.HResseSveh D0uu~0h~uv.xr.

BLOOD POISONING FEARED.
A New Danger Threatens the Emperor
'-RenesveA DespenAsncy.
LONDON, April IA dispatch TO the Exchange
Telegraph co. from Berlin, time p. m. says the
condition Of tbs emperor is less satisfactory It Is
reported that blood poisoning has superveped and
that his temperature has Increased The hopeful
feeling OF the morning has been replaced by q
feeling Of dependency.
RacinG at Newmarket.
LONDON, April 1S-At the Newmarket craven
meeting to-day the race for the F1tzwilllam plate
for two-year-olds was wen by LORD r. Churchills
brown colt by Retreat out OF WHITE LILY by neck
second, head IN front OF MI T. Jeun,nus Chest.
nut colt Lord George.
Russia wamu France m n. Stymus.
81. PETERSBURG, April 1s.-The Moscow Gazette
In an article on the French situation. says Il is
greatly to Russias Interest that France SHOULD be
strong, no matter through whom.
shot Elerself Through the Head.
NEW Ionk, April 1s-Mrs. Mahala Elnngwood,
wound. She has been very respondent since her
husbands death, six months ago.
Twelve Bsnding. Consumed.
PIrTsBuRe, April ia fire broke out in p.
O'Clock this morning, and before the flames could
De controlled twelve stores and dwellings were
0eStrOye0 Inc loss IS estimated at $4,000. Fifty
people were rendered homeless
EOgarty Gets What he wanted.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1a-Jimmy Fogarty, the
outneld. who has perastenly refused TO sign con-
tract with the Philadelphia club unless given .
large increase over last years salary to-day signed
with the "Philnes" for the coming season. HIS
salary, 1t is said, will be s, 500 the amount de-
| manded by him.
RumOrs Of q Receiver for the M. d. 4 r.
NEW YORK, April 1a-The stock exchange is full
OF rumors that q receiver has been appointed for
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Company, but
neither the stockholders committee nor the COM
pany'S oncfals can give any confirmation OF It.
Canal Navigation Resumed.
LANCASTER, PA, April 1S.-Navigation has been
resumed on the Pennsylvania Canal and coal ship
ments are resumed al Columbia this morning, CIV
| ing employment to over 100 hands.
Death Of DR.. AgneW
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Dr. Agnew died this after
noon at 2: As O'Clock.
Coming BOulangist Manifesto.
PARIS, April 1S-The Figaro says that Gen.
Boulanger will shortly issue significant political
manifesto, IN which he win propose the revision OF
| the constitution. The League OF Patriots have
congratulated Gen. Boulahger upon his election to
| the chamber. Another attempt was made last
hNlA or
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NEW YOnK, April l6-Mrs Mahala EllingwOod
forty-nve years Old, shot herself In the head with
revolver this morning, and inflicted a mOrta
wound. She has been very respondent since he
husbands death, six months ago.
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PIMPLEs. BLACKHEADS. CHAPPED AND OILY
skin PREY vented ~ CUTIcURA INDICATED Soar.
apl7, IS,20,2l
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LUNDoN, APIH fos-h uisPusCu 70 euo Excuaugo
Telegraph co. nom Berlin, time p. m. says the
condition Of tbs emperor is less satisfactory II
reported that blood poisoning has supervened and
that his temperature has Increased. The hopeful
feeling OF the morning has been replaced by q
feeling OF dependency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-18

The Discovery Of America ana The
establishments Of the Federal Conssi-
tuition.
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Mr. ANDERsoNs ARsoMKNTs BEFORE THE HOUSE SUE
COMMITTEES HAVING CHARGE OF TIE BILLS PRO-
vIDlEG goR PRoPER CELEBRATIONS 10 coNNKloHATB
TIE TWO snEAr EVENTS
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General NoMs.

NeWs.
THE City OF New Orleans is expected to
pass here today, bound for st. Louis.
THE sale OF Gray's Iron Line at Pittsburg
has been postponed until next Thursday
THE U. z. SchencS passed up from New
ing, doing nothing here.
TllE Dacotah, running under the auspices
OF the Anchor Line, is due here, en- route
from ST. Louis to Natchcz
TIM Thomas Sherlock, loaded fiat, passed
here yesterday morning, on her way from
Cincinnati to New Orleans.
ESTim steamer Enquirer was sold by the
United states Marshal at Baton Rouge, La,
last Thursday, to Capt. V. Maurin, for 1919.
The Raymond Homer Ark, S. L. Wood
and Harry Brown, all with tows of coal, are
still at the island above the city waiting for
rise.
THERE is five feet OF water reported be.
tween Cairo and st. Louis. The channel
outside way TO Neelys has changed; it now
runs down shore. Chases Fields has 3 \
feet.
THE cargo Of the steamer Joe Peters from
the Arkansas River, consisted of 717 bales of
cotton and 472 sacks of cotton seed She
went back last evening with fair freight
and passenger list.
l.
says: Most OF the men running on the river
were on the wharyes yesterday discussing
the probability of making trip. They
watched the marks closely and eagerly read
kilograms fiom hcadwaters Indications are
that the water will not reach the depth nee
cssary to send out bargcs. Reports from
points up the river show the river is rising.
In case this rise should allow barges TO be
taken out about /, 200, 600 bushels will be ship.
ped. There are quite number OF barges
along the landings here, and more up in the
pools. To ship this coal would not be a vio-
lation OF the agreement TO quit shipping, as
the black diamonds now loaded were ready
before December /. Some mines are still
working but their owners have yearly con-
tracts, and Il was agreed that they should
mine and ship until the contracts expired
Boat employees are eager for q rise, as il
would give them work. The prospect OF
idleness for the next three months Is not q
pleasing one to them, and they would be
glad to have an opportunity to make trip
down the river.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Court street
sunday school ut 800 am. Services at IL a. m. and
$50 pm. II. A. Jones, pastor
strangers Church--seryices at II a. m. and 7:s0
HIS Paternal Attributes" n. NJ. Long pastor.
First Presbyterian Church - Corner Third and
Poplar streets sabbath school at $50 ain. Services
II am. and $50 pm by the Rev. Eugene Daniel,
DID, pastor
Second Presbyterian church-Coruer Main and
Bealc streets, sabbath school at $50 am. Ser
vices at j am. and 730 PIN. by the Rev.. w.
e. Boggs DID, pastor
Alabama Street Presbyterian Church-Corner of
Jones avenue and Alabama street sunday school
~ wv am. Services at II a. m, and 7;30 p m. by
the Rev James L. Martin ID, pastor
The German Lutheran Church on Washington
stteet VIII have services nj 1890 am sunday
school at 800 am. There viii be service 10
English at $50 p IN. Everybody Invited.
Bethel Sunday school meets every Sunday
evening at 2:3O D. m IN their rooms, corner
Adams street and Charleston avenue Mr. J. r.
branham, Jr, with has silver ,cornei will lead the
choir' making good music. Mr. X. g. Latting is
the superintendent Everybody should take an
interest In this good work.
Grace Churh-Comcr Vance and Iauderinle
streets The Rev. George Patterson ID. rector
SUNDAY services Celebration at am. Morning
Prayer at II AIN. Evening Prayer at nm. sun.
day School ut $50 am. Wednesday and Friday
Morning prayer at $3.50 am. Evening PRAYER AZ 4
p. m Friday, st. Thomas Dag. celebration at 30
a. m, evening prayer at m.
Central Baptist Church 80 Second street near
Beale. The Rev J. 4. Dickinson. pastor Services
at II Am. and E3j pm Sunday school at $3.50 ain.
The pastor viii preach at morning service 10 young
men ON sobermiudcdness MS illustrated In the
career OF AbsOlom. At night the Rev. j. H.
sprhe, VIII preach. . stmngers In the city are
specially Invited TO all services. Seats free.
Christian Church Corner Linden AMI Mulberry
streets. Preaching az II am. and 7:l y M by the
pastor, the Rev. ]. W. Ingram. Morning topic:
spirit nal Pleasure" Eyoning theme Cause
Cure and Cure Of Religious Division" sunday
School ~ am. Communion service at 1850
M, Young peoples meeting at G:3O y m.
re - free 10 all aud n kindly welcome 10 every.
holy.
50. Marys CaIhe1ral-No. $50 Poplar street
Ihird Sunday In Advent 7 a. M, celebmtion of
Holy Communion; g3O n M, SUNDAY School: Il
a. m. Mathis and sermon; 6 p. M. chorul even.
song. subject Of sermon on this and the following
sunday "lhc churchs teaching IN rcgnrd 10 the
question of everlasting punishmentl'-S Luke
Kilt, % !. Corinthians 49,, 1878. The Very Rev.
William Klein. dean. On week days, daily even.
song at i3l Celebration OF Holy Communion on
lhursdaS and Friday at 2 a, m.
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AtE,nnsyIIic, Ind.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
EVANSVILLE Ind. Dec. l5.-Thc Buckeye
State left for Memphis at o'clock this
morning with n good trip. The Guiding
Star added 20 tons, and wanted but little,
rs she was drawing all the water there Is in
the channel out 90 Cairo The T.. q. Ragon
had a fair cargo Of iron and lumber going
back 10 Nashville on time with fair traffic.
Packets all out ON schedule time, with
limited business. The Granite State wires
arrival tomorrow afternoon. Business has
been dull all week, and there Is very little
better prospects for the coming week. The
Paris G. Brown passed up az . o'clock this
morning drawing O feet o inches. All Well
will arrive Monday. The barge Cincin-
slowly.
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Al Cairo,


SItVlnI UIFnnich 70 Inc AppCnI
CAino ILL.,, Dec. l5.--Thc Cherokee Is to
run between Cairo aud Memphis, making
two trips per week as soon as the river
closes above here, The Dacotah Is still due
from 81 Louis, and Is supposed TO be
aground The Granite State, with good
trip passed up this morning The Buckeye
State Is overdue from the Ohio. River feet
and G-tcnths on the gauge fall OF 3-tenihs
In twenty. four houis
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Cincinnati.

spocin Dispatch to The Appeal.
CiNctNNAri. o., Dec i5-Thc river Il RS.
ing, with II feet aud inches In the channel
last evening Weather clear and cool. Bust
ness fair The Hudson returned to Pitts
burg with fair trip. The Ohio had good
trip 10 Memphis.
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Al CrecpxiIic.


spccinl Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.
GEEENyiLLE Miss. Dec. i5.-G y. M
The City 81 New Orleans. for st. Louis, went
up at o'clock y m, with good trip. The
City Of st. Louis passed down, heavily
loaded, at o'clock = M, but did not stop.
The City Of Monroe Is due down tonight.
River 22i feet, and falling. Weather heavy
and rainy.
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Movements nj the Leyee.

.Arriyals-Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati;
U. r. Schenok, New Orleans; Joe Peters,
Arkansas River.
epartures--Thomas Sherlock, New Or
leans; u. J. Schenck, Cincinnati; Joe
Peters, Arkansas River
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Ninsc oIIhe RINers.

oTuu SIGNAL srEyiOE. u.RA,
MEMPHIS. Tenn Dec. - ISIS
The following observations arr inkcn ut nll stl.
II NJ nhmoi IN the 10Th meridian time. which .,
one hour later than Memphis time.