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why IN This Thusp

TO tlls Editor Of The EvESINs STAR.
Waen a Post reporter asked the Signal Service
man last night about the weather he was told
with care that no mistake should be made that
We were getting the sort OF weather We ought TO
have.
suppose the bureau man had, Ike many other
peopi., been 10 church, and 50 knew what was
going Oa IN the way Of weather, and what he and
Jhs rest VI u deserved. At any rate. he seems To
believe IA the motto: whatever Is Is right Now
Let lis ask you what you suppose he was thinking
OF when he ave IHE SIAK as Indications Tor the
twenty-IOG hours beginning az p. m saturday
nsaaL 10 fresh Winds and warmer iair weather.,
ANY one who ever goes abroad 81 all knew Satus-
day morning, humanity speaking, that u would
TalE sunday. know Cancelled Two engagements
TT sunday afternoon at IL IN. saturday for that
rcssO1. and no doubt Others did the ike. q. c.
WASHINGTON, March Il, ISIS
A gE2DIcT FOR NOMINAL DANk6Es.-Luke IL.
Miller vas gwen a verdict Tor cent damages and
Gusts In Circuit Court No 1, yesterday In MS SUIT
against Robert ID. RalIin " recover certain goods
and ehatteis Teplsyined oy said defendant.
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PHnADELpHA SroRz.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN coRsErs
eco Pairs Of Fine FRENCH coRsErs: sizes, II to
30. Never sold less than 81 rs and 81 So Now Csc
Thsis the greatest bargain ever offered in Corses.
NEW SPRING HOSIERY.
fine gauge, Pin Stripe and Broken Stripe LADIES'
HOSE, at Csc Sold elsewhere at 33c.
full line of Fast BLACK HOSE. in Cotton. Isle,
and SIX. schappers 6-3 Real Derby Ribbed. at CSC
Guaranteed fast color. Price elsewhere where they
have them, Sic. aud 33c.
viii offer all sizes CHILDREN's BLACK RIBBED
HOSE of celebrated French make. At CSC. Would be
cheap at 40c.
NEW SPRING GLOVES
Pure SILK GLOVES. G-but.on length. q, 35c. pair.
Extra quality Isle 6-butson length. with full
fashioned fingers. at 35c.
Extra quality TAFFETA SILK GLOVES. 6-buston
length. at Poe.
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
A special in ALL-woOL HENgIETTAs, 20 inches
wide, and all the leading colors. at 62hc.
A bargain in ALL.wOOL DRESS GOODS, 40 inches
wide, in the leading shades, at SOC.
SPECIAL BARGAIN in ATWOOD DRESS
GOODS. IS inches wide, at 81 &c,
Have Just recetved line of fine BROADCLOTHS, in
all the leading shades 81 inches wide. which we will
offer as special inducement at q. These cannot DO
duplicated.
bargain in 36-inch CLOTH in all the leading
shades at Acc.
Aline of 36 inch FANCY CLOTH. Good value at 35c.
just opened line of FANCY CLOTHS for Sackings.
CHINA MATTISGs.
We are Offering inducements in all grades OF NAT
TINGS.
CHOICE SELECTIONS OF WHITE GOODS, EN-
RUIDERIES AND LACES.
CARHAnT LEIDY
Successors to ". W. Burdette.
milo 81 gos 7th and FOG sts NV
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Qurck SALES ASp SMALL Pnor1rs
MOTTO OF

F.a WILLIAMS q CO.. Drusyists
Under Masonic Temple, corner 9th and r St. NV.
wherswill be found the most complete and varied
stock Of Drugs Patent Medicines and Perfumsres In
the city, at prices which btter and few meet
Is hown By the following partial list:
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Handoline renders the complexion clear and white
and the skim soft and smooth preparation in
the world Tor chapped hands. lips and face. per bottle
Poe
RheumaIgia fails TO give relief in neuralgia
headache, toothscLe and all rheumatic Pains; try
bottle, 2oc.
we take every and pains in prescription de-
par'ment which Is complete. being thoroughly
stocked with drugs and chemicals from the most
liable manufacturers such Squibb, Powers and
Neightlian and other well-known chemists All pre-
scriptons Intrrlstd to will be satisfactorily
dispensed at the lowest rates. Don't mistake TIL.
llace-IHE TEMPLE DRUG SfOnE, under Masonic
Temple, corner 9th and SITS
F. S. WILLIAMS L CO., Propretors
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UNDERTAKES.

JOHx i. Mn,eHr.
EMBALxER AID CxpERTAKER
1887 10Th STREET nv.
Telephone CAL FO8 mhB- lms
DRoTEcT YOUR DEAD THE AGENCY FoR
Boyds celebrated Steel Grsva Vaults has po~a as
cepied ~ II ". Barker. 0l2 1lth st nv. Public ars
invited 20 examine theil- fss-In.
CEORGE p zURBoRsT.
VI UADERTAkLk AND EkBALNER
30 feniL ave- east tcAsatoi HUI.
felephone cali lS-a Ally
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EDnCATIONAL

ysI E::::s Sui fsiST -, SIS:
GUARANTKK 10 TEACH ANY ONE 10 MAKE
~ e nfe-si.e Cryon Portrait IN Is lssscns No
ESs =; saa u. Il. ss Ssdss. cor. III ma "a
Ss % ~ q
sdVaesss sGes U1Hinh
III Concert fisnist, viii receive sppnc.tions Ia
T. public ;pa
MARiNrs DANCING ACADEMY, MASONIC
M yfh snd s NnSH Ths sR,ns tern Ty
1854. Clan dsys. Tu:sdsy. Thursdas and SATURDAY:
separate hours for beginners. For PARTICULAR send
nRAwINa AND PAINTINa-PUPILs PREPARED
6rsnshes careful sI.eniiOn 70 ssennsrs; terms
1920 New York ave-: take elevator. mhe-6t:
nRAMINS AND PAINTING ACADEMY OF FINE
foS Who s: lad IS ny Ms ,a sasa e
cseen Yn the
and upwards for almost nothing in every
and Missorcs Psinns. Evening nj t r for ladies'
and Gentlemen Mondays and Wednesdaysa ., I. m5-lm'
kslrs sEgRhA I MkaSa c ana sasons
Hsits' I'D hsS. sIT sss
Life Or Portrait, So; waterCoior or Antique. 81
M RS ASSSS K KfIHNRERs sAE16i ANDl AND
MNDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS
1918 Sunderland Place south Of Dupont Circle diam
THE NORWOOD INSTITUTE, 1919 AND 1914
J. l4th st. and 1401 Massachusetts ave,-Three COM
modious connecting houses with open grounds front
School for Young Ladies and Little Girls Complete
English and Classical course Modern LANGUAGES .
specially. II know Of no school for young ladies'
whose diploma commands o higher respect than Nor
wood observation-disclosures MUer For Circulars address
f20-1m Mr.. and Mrs WIN. d. CABEIL.
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE. ROSS THE REI1ABLE CLAIRyOYANT
saa fnsass Born With se ga kSs sas fs
She has astonished people who have consulted her.
The madame has no equal; cures sickness. Sine
cause speedy marriage. aud bring the separated
gothey. convert misery ana dlsoe ZION pleas
prc and contentpent Her advice business matters
b Invaluable She points out youy enemies and de-
scribes Entire aattS3act{on g1veu Inter-
veWs tA end those at distance sending their
name and ~ viii receive BY return mail the
Hines Of ther NE hesidenca iSiO llth ct. nv. Once
siftnss 50 ccsis and Il. lin ssssss cars pos The
door. mh1-t4sp
NINE BROOKE TELLS AL THE KvENTs or
N4 lIfE All bustnoso oonnAouttal Ladies axsdgen-
HSmen % cent? sach toe L styss6 hstwesn Ath end
60 streets northvest s6-:lsw'
pnoE CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED GLAZE
u voyane Aserolog9 end Spiritual Medium. Born
With sssonS sishs and veil kyery hidden mysssEy
h h,ddsn n s.s.sans. Give ncE s:@6sPs cssssss
sSccsss r. SnsinsaA hsn,Syss al family s.susss:
By eorts q otbsrs tsdss not ~ ALIKE = ths fdsssos
sses E ave tune md & % by s,ninx On
sssds wssrs sn othen al ,nd .dvssassi Seiy nat
scsiRt e a. na%s sscn Z haiS date q osss s's"
nhs-ims Al ssh q an.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

WILLS ICE coMPANY- FULL SUPPLY OF
sa. siiss ss.s i ss snss
DSHy. s s;s1as ssa9 4, 5aSoE nurrntp sEIs
sSs sS'P FIJI h !; =: go S
i ''0 D'si haiie,ous COFFEE
. ssSss i. e sss.. "a: s.s !.
this market 33e peril
AIS ga Z aS1aI ave.
AID FthE vH SMsSi MI stal AZ"
t.. % asps s Ey y"
ss srss Or rs Th s ssSy d.
As quick" and fresh in flavor .s when art protncsd
Sarsn,ly grs;srysa in cola s,oras siasis I'm. val
@ a pS%nd s. s sns int e hS
tLfhoSz9 AK so SiSGs COMPANY CON! AZ .,,r
p s-pctato Chips crisp from the oven every day 70
Ross ROYAL BELFAST GINGER ALE"
Original Imported.
Mandatory. Belfast, Ireland
Refreshing. Wholesome. Non Alcoholic
AL Grocers and Wine Merchants.
se3l-eo3m
THE BEST FLOUR IN THE WORLD.
SScS EEE ERR ZEE ssss e.
{ = EE RRE EE ssss
Cos ZEE RE EEEr ssss /:
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT
PROCESS.
Beware Of limitations OF the Name and Brand. and be
sure and see to it tha, either sacls or barrels read
-CEREs.s
And lave the imprint Of
TWO GOLD MEDALS
attached None genuine without the two gold medals
NJ. W. GAIT CO..
sl4-64 Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers
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MANgfAcIUEERs OF GAS FIXTURES BRASS
sCnnklIz Gas FIXTURE AND AIT METAL CO.
Woo-So $40 l1tA 81 IN
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ELocur1ox. OaAroRY. Acr1xa-
THE sHAFTEsBURY METHOD.
The most Natural System now Taught in the World
Large Catalogue and full Series of Circulars Free
MARTYN COLLEGE OF EXECUTION
AND ORATORy,
3l3 9Th street northwest sl6.Sm
Mas. Z BRAsELMMAN,
Az IN. ART sfE1ESSS WORE WOE
VVOOD'S COMMERCIALS SCHOOL. ~ 5TH ST NE
w Book keeping ard Commercial Branches. Exam
.nsSs only
fb1Sto3Omh
1NRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL
NJ, ReWoye n from 18th st. to 72s 18TH St
and successful French teacher Of Washihgton has
classes of all grades for adults and children Good
method Of learning 70 speak and understand french
Trial lesson freq New term now. Gail at 723 18TH
q send nd, name and address to Box 3es. References
MARTYRS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
The Highest standard Business College in America
Day and Evenins stdenss can enter at any
time Casaosues free. on application at College Of
hi fk AM hsN e. MSk Tsi President.
,.,C G. x. URNEA, NJ. A. G. E.. Prin.
A GRADUATE OF HARVARD TEACHING IN
Sass sfSEs' iBpf e u rFs
II. sl5-7m
w KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE.
For the training Of teachers,
with
Model KirderYartep and Primary School
>, Esianiished 1914;
49,, Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK Principal.
fl3 --- lO.7 10th St
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BOOKS, &c.
EAsrrn CAMPS
BOOKLETS AND NOVELTIES.
A LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION.
THE Babe EASTER. by Rev. J. L. Rankin. ID.
EASTER ANGELS. by Phillips Brooks
EASTERTIDE POEMS. by T.. Nesbit.
NE MESSAGE OF TaE DOVE. illustrated
Nm RAl-LANTYNE a soS.
mhS AS 9TH Street
nEYOT,OSAL BOONS FOX THE
~ LESIEN SEASON.
Profies by Mrs. Aid, (Psnsy), just out.
tighty-Seyen by the same.
Tactics Of Infides, bT ather Lambert
tiEe Stationery.
C. c. PCESELI. Bookssllsr.
f16 AIS 3.h ST. NV
Telephone No. 45G2. 20. Box $50.
M1LLEn s. HrnBrRr.
BOOKSELLERS. IMPoETERS. NEwsDEALERs.
efAlloNEl.h. AND EAGkANEka
l3ls Pa sv.. above willard's-
All the latest Looks issued All the latest News
papers and Periodicals. full line Of
TIE seaside Library.
VISITING CA1.D ESGlsAk Nc A SlECIALTY.
Wedding Invitations, Announcements At Home Cards
MouosfGIns, and Coat OF Arms engraved
in most Artistic Manner
Estimates furnished UPON request
js2O-3m ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
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i HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
WASHINGTON. Tg3 l4TH ST. n. w..
Boston, 1854 fremont St.; Brooklyn, 40 Court ST..
New York, 23 W. 23d ST.: Phla., 1888 Chestnut Sc
Thorough training in French. German, Spanish. &c.
Conversational knowledge in ONE or TWO TERMA
$40 in small classes; also private lessons.
Highest references. Terms begin now. SIG
DIANO LESSONS.
MISS CLARA HARRISON,
Pupil Of VIM. Mason. N. r.
sD-6ms 8 Grant Place bet. 9th. 10th, G and Sta,
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MEDICAL, DC.

MEDlOAI, &C.
IL CAUSED By
SCARLET FEVER. MEASLES. GATHERINGS,
CATAlkku, OLD AGE &C. &c,
Entirely relieved by device which is positively in
visible, and which has been recommended by every
cases where every other device or remedy hss iaiIs
1t may he worn six months at time wlthons removal
s eau NO Ain or 9E sIs only BY
mh6-6t Bridgeport Conn.
NgME. DE FOREST. LONGEST BLIsHED. AND
lreliahe Ladies' Fhysician, can be consulted daily
TO y y. m with Ladies only. Inh3-lai'
T AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
~, is1peieneed female nhysiclan should consult nrs
18th and lath sis. ne LADIES' only. d.-4ats
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
Ulor two of DR.. BliOTHERs Insigorating Cordial
Ill cure Of nervous debility and loss OF nerve
female. DOG IS st. IIa-1iu'
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. 900 ST.
tie Oldest Esssbiished Expert specials, in this city
OF men and furnish medicns or no charge consuits-
ton and advice fres 4 amy hour during The ds SAB
D.;sTist q 6oiumbia. this "a DAY o. july. 1865. ~
r. has never BEEN ZEE SoNrRspIcIED THAT
s s M pK sei ey assi1s eSa
Psrcaisr attention Isid 70 ali diseases peculiar to
ladies' married or single Forty ysars exi'eriencei
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
throat na .sia trouble. S,sS.,s dss:.ss cured
IN ,Srsy sfls s0S YFky H,Ss n per box
natural wsstnsss loss d Vitality nervous dsS.y &c
fis isiisS e . Sar S SSs s .s
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SELwYN HALL.
THE READING. PA, MILITARY ACADEMY.
Six hours from Washington.
Every Appliance for Study and Recreation.
STRAIN. Gas. Hot and Cold Water.
BOYS Of any received any time and fitted for
tn COLLEGES, West Point Annapolis, or Business.
L. C. BISHOP.
f13-1mo' Reaching. Pa.
McD0NAi ELLIS SCHOOL
1yl Cor Mass. ave and ! 7th ST.. Washington, D. C.
Second Session February /, 1883.
Miss Cutchson s Evening Travel Class will begin
The first lecture on American Literature b. Prof
Lincoln. February IA. 1883.
film MISS ANNA ELLIS
WM c. O'HARE.
Teacher q Violin Piano and Organ 2l7 10th
Mt. VERNON SEMINARY.
HOO 1io4' llle s n SEEE 4 " AND liss nth
French and English boarding and Day School for
Academic. inter,neiiats aud Primary Departments
Ihorongh instruction in ali branches in accordance
Ih,Ttsenth Year. second Term begins FEBRUARY
Comnodious new school building heated by steam
and Containing Chapel. Session rooms. C!ass-rooms
For particulars applyto
ja2S-6m MRS. E. J. sOMEIs. Principal.
Mrs; BENJAMIN FULLER SMITH TEACHER
AVA Of Vocal iiusc, Viarot Garcia method Applica-
tons received Mondays and Thursdays from to 4.
1888 st. NV. References: Madame Ferlesi- Ova
Stuttgart, Mrs Secretary Whitney, WASH; Mrs. Gen.
Sheridan. ja.,S-4ms
THE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INSTI-
TUTE incorporated A. .. 1SSI) receives student,
and patients instruction and treatment IN Christian
ience Mind Healing; Classes formed the first Mol
day Of each month For further particulars address
the Principal EMMA GRAY, q. S. d.. normal course
graduate OF the Massachusetts Metaphysical Colsee,
1910 u st. NV. ia.s 1-3mt
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR 9TH
Oand sts NV Eatrance on ID st-estabiished %
years. Thoroughly equipped. Young men and women
trained Tor business official positions Three courses
Practical Business Stenography. Typewritnx and
Graphophone Rapid Writing. Students may enter ut
any time Year scholarship quarterly or monihly in
traied circulars free at College Office or by mail
III. G. SPENCER, PRINCIPAL
SARA A. SPENCER Vice. Principal. Obj
DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY;
Il TO adults CONFIDENTIAL; prepares for college, An.
napolis, West Point all examinations
SpsyS IVY E.A woo 9Th and K n "
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DENTISTRY

TAR I. N TALBOT. DENTIsT. 435 IRA sr.
Dthree door from oorner Of Z Dentistry In ali is
BRANCHES Teeth inserted "a psr st Al work
rantod Anl
nR DUKE DENTIST. us 18TH N.w.-TEETH
lrtpnred nnd used only by me. Teeth nLled 81 Per-
isci 6fting sets u s-caA tessh Operataops uAran-
ieed. os-5sns
UNR sTAKR PARSONS. DENTIST. 9TH ST. COR
~ ner me-. PUN prevented In extrzctinr b. APP
vlicstion 20 gus sonethinx new and the bs-f filing
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NOKDEUTCsHER LLOYD s. a ca
Past Express Steamers
10 Southampton u.onton- HayreD. Bremen-
Lahn. We'd, March IL. AHA. Vera. Sat- March
~ Sam'' Ailer we'd, March 81. II 80 an EldsT,
sat- March 20. 2.3O n m. sssle. We'd. March %,
Is q m Iulds. sat. March 81. Z am
Comfortable stAterooms sxcellent table. luxurious
saloon sppoip tments Prices LIST cabin, S15 and up
wards BERTH according "a. location. I'd cAban. e5Va
berth: sSeersse al Low rates. Apply %
mhi2 T. r. DlooP. e35 Penn ave-
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DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF STUDY;
Il TO adults confidential; prepares for College An.
napolis, West Point all examinations.
se:sS IVY INSTITUTE. u. w. 9Th and sta nv.
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~ and CSntury Nneasines bound Tor as and rs cent?
6 THE LYCEfT BINDERy (estahhshsd l8A6A lOlS
Pa. eve All work xuazsntesd. Send postal ,a3
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NupNals.

Married AT the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Dove, one mile south OF New Vienna, on
Wednesday, October "a, 1888, at p. m,
Mr.. John S. Garner, of near Farmers
Station, and Miss Ida B. Dove, Rev.
Trout, of West Chapel, performing the
official services. The ceremony took
place in the presence of large circle Of
relatives OF the contracting parties, and
was quite an enjoyable occasion to all
present. After the ceremony all were
served a most beaatiful repast. The
happy circle was entertained till late
hour by an excellent programme Of mu-
sic. The newly married couple repaired
to the home Of the groom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Silas Garner, Thursday even.
ing, where company of about seventy
five relatives met them with many con-
gratulations. ALL were we'll fed and
highly entertained. Many useful and
elegant presents were received on both
occasions. Mr.. Garner and lady will be.
come residents OF Farmers Station in a
short time. May they enjoy many years
OF happiness is the wish of
A FRIEND.
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SELECT NINE.
MStnlisht Parade and Military Drill
.,c on the College Campus.

, During one Of the moony evenings Of
last week select number OF evening
cadets hied their way to the esplanade
Of the college and were earnestly per.
forming number Of military and other
evolutions, silently and as orderly as
might be expected from group OF nine
amstuers. Their movements were not
a. regular az those who have for years
been accustomed to the drill. The com.
mander Of the post and officer Of the
day, discerning the irregular tired of
those not In uniform, investigated with
q lantern and other paraphanalia Of war,
such a. are stored in forts Of this kind.
The raw recruits, on discovering the
presence Of an experienced commander
with military ordnance, broke ranks in
8 very irregular manner. In fact the
retreat might have been mistaken for .
stampede, clothes lines, hedge fences,
flower plants and shrubery bushes suffer.
ing Untold damage from the hasty re-.
treat Of unframed feet. The conclusion
II that the morale Of the moonlighters is
mashed.
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Almost Closed.

The contract between the Hillsboro
Gas Company as an Electric Light Com.
pany with the Committee Of Council is
almost completed, the main points hav.
ing been committed to writing and sub
stantially agreed to. The contract is for
the establishment of sixty arc lights,
two thousand candle power, to be light
ed and kept burning every night in the
year, except in clear weather, when
there is moonlight, the lights may be
shut off after midnight, and when acci-
dents occurs. The price to be paid for
this kind Of lighting il 81, 200. lighting Of
city building to be included in that
price; lighting OF city building to be by
gas or incandescent light, but not both
in one department at the same time.
The contract is to run during period Of
five years. The company also agree to
furnish gas to private consumers at the
present rates for the same length OF
time. The company are also obligated
to establish and maintain an incandes-
cent plant as soon as the public will
guarantee schedule burning OF be-
tween two and three hundred lights,
the price of such lights to be no higher
than that charged for the same kind OF
lights in other places. The contract
only lacks ths formal acknowledgment
and signatures.
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The Ohio & Mississippi, Railway is the
direct and fast line between Cincinnati.
Louisville and st. Louis.
Four daily through passenger trains
from Cincinnati to St. Louis a5s neces-
sary to accommodate its largo and con.
stantly increasing volr:me Of western
travel.
These trains make direct oeunectioa
in Union Depot, St. Louis, with trains OF
all lines for the West, Northwest and
Southwest.
The Ohio 4 Mississippi Rsilway gives
special attention to colonists going West,
either single are in parties. our agents
are prepared at all timas to furnish in-
formation as to rates apdiroutss to points
West, price and location Of lands, and
when passengers are ready 10 start will
call on them at their homes, if desiped,
secure tickets at lowest mates and attend
to checking baggage andishiYping freight
through to destination.
The o. 4 M. is the last line to Louis
vile with four daily trains conneesing
in Union Depot withthrough trains hav-
ing sleeping cars for Paducah, Memphis
and New Orleans.
For tickets via O,.& NJ. R'y and further
information call ON agents OF connecting
lines or address
G. w. PARIS
Central Passenger Agt. o. & NJ. Ry.,
nlm3 4S West 18th St., Cincinnati, O..
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A Big Meeting.

Without being extravagent in the use
Of adjectives, calling the meeting OF Sat.
urday evening a tremendous affair, q
great jam, unprecedented, we will
confine ourselves to simply saying it was
a complete success, and as satisfactory
as we'll as a big meeting. The torch
light procession was large and orderly,
and not composed Of boys nor roughs.
The City Hall was we'll filled by an at
tentive audience, and the audience was
we'll repaid for their attention in hearing
the history and effects of the protective
tariffs which have been enacted in this
country, and also the disastrous results
OF the free trade measures which have
during different periods been put into
operation.
Mr.. Gardner's speech was clear, con.
nected and convincing. The speech
was entirely devoid Of gush or abuse,
but from its introduction to its close
facts were presented, reason appealed to,
and deductions drawn that could not be
gainsayed. The interest manifested,
and the fact that the audience was
largely composed Of voters, speaks en-
couragingly of what the result OF next
Tuesday will be.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-11-01
WigEins and Lemon Acquitted.

On the Goth inst. A. D. Virgins, pen.
sion attorney, and James M. Lemon were
arrested by U. 8. Marshal Costello, on
the affidavit Of George 8. Jones, charging
them with force Of arms, unlawfully,
knowingly and ieloniously procuring the
making ef certain false and fraudulent
affidavit concerning the claim Of one
Margaret Purdy, as mother Of w. T.
Purdy, deceased, said affidavit being
made BY one David J. Vance, and set.
ting forth that the said Margaret Purdy
was supported, in part, and cared for by
her son, William T. They, the said A.
D. Virgins and James M. Lemon, then
and there well knowing the said afiida-
Wit TO be false and with intent to de-
fraud"
On the 25th OF October trial was had
before His Honor, Henry Hooper, Com
missioner Of the Circuit Court of the
United States, which resulted in the dis
charge OF the above named parties. Mr..
Davis J. Vance testified on behalf of de.
PENDANTS that "the affidavit was made
voluntarily by him that no threats or
violence we're used, and that he re-affirm-
ed what he said on the I'd day Of Janu.
ary, 1888. and all that Virgins did in the
matter was to write out what he told
him." This statement was corroborated
by w. ]. Morgan, who was in Virgins
Office at the time. MIR. D. ]. Vance was
sustained in the matter contained in his
afiiAavit by the testimony Of L. B. Gus.
ter,;J. 4. Vance, A. w. Lemon, R. J,
Purdy and ]. M. Lemon.
T. H. Hogsett appeared as counsel fol
defendants, and in very clear and fore.
ible manner showed that the parties
were innocent of the charges preferred
against them.