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Cossr1rurroSAL CArARRH.

CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH
No single disease has entailed more suffering or
FASTENED the breaking up Of the constitution than
Catarrh The Of sme Vt TASTE of sight Of hear
ing, the human voice. the nind--one or more, and
sometimes ALL yield to its destructive influence The
poison II distributes throughout the system attacks
every vital force, and breaks up the most robust Of
constitutions Ignored because but Little understood
by most physicians mpotently assaulted by quacks and
chariatans those suffering from it have little hope to
be relieved this side Of the 1t is time then,
that the popular of this terrible disease by
remedies within the reach of all passed into hands
once competent and trustworthy. The and hither
to untried method adopted by Dr. Sanford in the pre-
paration of his RADICAL CuRK has won the hearty
prova Of thousands 1t is instantaneous in afording
relief in all head colds, sneezing. snufing and OBJ
structed breathing, and rapidly removes the most op
pressive symptoms clearing the head, the
and neutralizns the constitutional tendency Of
the disease towards the lungs liver aud kidneys.
SANfoRD's RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle Of
the RADICAL CURE. one box OF CATARRHAL RLsoLvENr
and IMPROVED ISHALKR; Price. 81
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL CO.. BOSTON.
NO RHEUMATIC ABOUT Me.
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PLASTER relieves Rheumatic, Sciatic, sudden sharp
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MARRIED..

PARLIAMENTARY. By Rev. r. s. Ryan, nj rar-
sonaee VI the IMMACULATE Concat tion Church, Ned
nesday. Apnl 1, Ihss, JAMES J. fEDkklINE, OF
Washington, ID. e. to MARY X HlISLEN. Of Howard
County. Md
koSE-HUGHES. April llth, lss5, in Philsdel-
pba, by Rev. John scott Sands, LkM1s H. kOME to
MARY Il. HUGHES. both Of Washington ID e.
WEBSTER-SOUDER April -, lsss, at the resi-
dence OF the brides father John X Mount Esq ia
Damascus. Nd. by the Rev T. J. Cross, EDWARD
NEEsJER and EMMA v. sOUDER
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NINETY THOUSAND MAJORITY IN THE DEPARTf
OF TIE N0RD.

NINETY THOUSAND AAJOkfTf IN THE DEPARTMENT
OF TIE N0RD.
dispatch from Lille France, giving the results
Of the election in the department du Nord yester-
day, estimated Boulanger's majority at $4,000. A
large crowd gathered last evening In front OF the
ONCE Of q Boulangist newspaper. La COcorde.
transparency representing Ferry as q clown
turning q somersault excited dertsfve howls,
while another representing Boulanger was wildly
Foucart, 75 7SI, and Moreau, S,643. The Figaro
and other Journals declare that Mackay has been
supplying Gen. Boulanger with funds for bis pont-
cal campaign. -
Premier FlOquet presided at the annual meeting
OF the Commercial Union In the Trocadero. Six
thousand persons were present. NJ. FioQueG In
speech, declared that the sole guarantee Tor civil
liberty was political liberty. TN order 70 make
among us, and let US remain people master OF its
own deSltnles"
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The D~ast lsvt-

During the forty eight hours ending at 1 O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported 20 the health
oc1cer - folows; Philip r. Brady, white fourlees
years: Maggie 4 opey. coiored three years; VIM
r. Rose, colored. four years; Alfred Champ. co.,
ored. six years; Geo Butler, colorcd foriy.thr.e
years: Julia Brown Colored seventy-two year.
Ann & Norton. colored thirty-nve Year,; Maus
stewart. colored torty-t0ree years; Parker J.
Greenleasc coiored, rfty zone years: Chas Carroll
colored. four years; May Merritt colored, tbrce
years: Mary l. Bryerly, white. nfty-six year:
Jennie :. Howell, white, twenty-siN years; Mary
X Mitchell colored, thirty-six years: VIM. 4.
Jones white sixty nine years; Jas Hardy. white.
eighty-one years; Hannah NJ. Hunt, coiorsd seven
years. Philip Nelson, colored, thirty years: Jno.
james, white. seveniy-sx year,: EDWARD ID. Gr,-en,
white, thirty -One wears; Willie swami, colored.
one year; Maggie l. White. white, 1N months;
VIM Tasker, colored, one hour. WA Little. white,
thirty-two years; Elen Queen, oolored. thirty
years; Martha Jones, colored. elghteen ycArA
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The following changes from saturdays quotations
y s: AZ, 1891. coupons. 1865. bid lO7 asked.
g. psr AS D. oSSo1 1ss lss I S,a ND Pan asked
year fund; IS. 1ss2, coin: 1913 bid; Wa.hins
asked Washington Gas, 39S bid 38ss asked George
sown Gas 40 bid firemen's Insurance, 81 bid.
ran Insurance, go bid. 90 asked. Columbus InsuT-
snce. l2t bid. Is asked. German-Amercan Insur.
%..an.,Sn M Ma bonds ~ bid. B.nk 81 Wash:
bid Citizens' National Bank, l2J bid second M.
tionsl Bank LIT bud l29 asked. Great Falls Ice, 100
bid. Real Estate Title Insurance, l166 bid. 1l7h
ChesapeAke and Potomac Telephone Co.. 40 bid, So
asked Washington Light Infantry LIST mortgage
bonds. is % bid. 81 asked U. b. Electric L.ignt
% bid. so asked: Washington Gasli9ht Co. bonds
122bid Central National Bank, 205 bid. Columbia
National Bank. 100 bid, no asked. Panorama Co
30 bid, 80 asked. Franklin Insurance Co., Is
bud. COlumbla Title Insurance Co. 5bid, u asked
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UNDERGROUND WIREA
Report Of Col. Wilson, with Esssmase,

The President pro terapore OF the Senate to-day
submitted responses from the War Department
and from the District Commissioners 10 the reso-
lutions calling for reports OF "a comprehensive
system OF underground wires for telegraph
and telephone service 10 connect the several De-
partmeIts and bureaus OF the Government ana the
div lsions OF the District government. The report
OF the District Commissioners 10 the system for
local purposes has been published in TIE STAR
The reply from the War Department, together
with the report, estimates, &c. was prepared by
Col John NJ. Wilson. superintendent or public
buildings and grounds. He states that at present
the United States has no Established Govern
ment system OF telephone wires connecting
the various departments OF Government, and
Warng cables r m tSe ssoe Mar
and Navy building through the Executive Mansion
to the Capitol the Government Is entirely depend
ent upon overhead wires. He gives q history OF
the existing underground cables and ads that the
Z. s overhead wires are now strung on low
poles sand are nuisance 10 which the
public should no longer be subjected" The
growth OF trees on the sidewalks along the lines
has reached such a condition that during wet or
windy weather the wires are almost useless. For
several days afIer the recent severe storm the
wires were nearly useless and hal IL not been FOR
the underground cable geographic comm nnlcation
between the Capitol and Executive Mansion would
have been Impossible"
Col Wilson submits map OF the city and with
II comprehensive system or telegraph and tele-
phone 1naerSTouna wires coaneeting all The
proposed TO connect The different Departments by
trunk lines, with branch Lines leading 20 subsid-
larry points
TIE ESTIMATED COST OF The WHOLE WORK,
based upon supervising, laying cable expert Joiners
electrician, &C. for lO0l e05 feet conductor, at \
cent per foot, s5.0o9.52; total. So. 1892 add 10
per cent for approximate cost OF taking caoles
Into buildings and contingencies $0,2'I6s; grand
total, $69, 81.
The cost OF the few telegraph instruments and
OF the eight switch boards Which win be required
VIII DE about $1,000. The expense OF the telephone
Will be matter OF more Importance, and Will
depend entirely upon the num0er VI instruments
that may be required in each department.
The president OF the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co. says dis company has no authority
TO sell telephones but Will rent them at the rate
or SO per set per annum, each set consisting OF
one hand telephone and one transmiIIer. Col.
Wilson, In conclusion, says he has been told that
In case the Instruments can be purchased they viii
cost about $40 per set
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Maryland Republican League.

fHs cossrrrrTIoS-AS NxtcrrTvr ooxsrrrrx
The Maryland Republican League constitution
provides that the name shall be the Republican
League OF the State OF Maryland; the object 20
encourage formation az permanent republican
clubs; convention 10 be held on the nrsI We'd
nesday OF NAY OF each year. Resolutions adopted
declare IN favor OF "a tarir that VIZ protect
American industry" ana express ''disapproba-
ton OF the FIRE trade utterancS OF President
Cleveland az destructive OF the labor interests uf
the country urge the repeal OF the intern Al reve-
nue. tax on tobacco and On alcohol used IN the arts
and reduction OF the duty on sugar, denounce
the policy OF the administration party IN Con-
gress In obsiructing the reduction OF taxation bv
reporting bill which threatens the manufactur-
Ing Industries OF the country
The members OF the executive committee are I:
Anne Arundel County, samuel Nuirnead. BAi-
tinlore County, Mm. b. sands; Baltimore city, frsJ
legislative district, ". 4. stone, John IL Horn
IboS Chester; second district Geo. I. Bags wna-
MITCHELL J. h q. Webb: thlrd district. Il {. No
1uriey, w. h. HatchetI Geo. Dehon: calvert Lewis
H. Bourne; Caroline, j. b. Fletcher; carroll. Mn.
l. SeaorooSe; fredenck, MAJ 4. q. GoldsborougH :
Howard. Geo W. King. Kent, Wu. Elason; Prince
Georges, X. s Wlddlcomb: somerset l. 4 p. Dem
barnes.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd, April l6.-virrinis sixes. CON-
soda,ed %; do. new thress, 04,s; do. ten-iorties
- bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. April 10 = Cotton steady
middlins. s1.sIo. Flour hrm with good demand
extra. 3OOs375: do. family. 4.OOsA so; city mills
br.nd. 35osiY5 Ps,spsco s1pe1istiS: do o..s mo
quiet; red. y2s94: amber D3a99: western. hrmer
siA91k; June. 91Ay2s: July 80 asked. Corn.
southern, hixher; white. 63s64 yellow, 64a65
western. nsmer aud quiet; mixed spot. 82a62 i
sn may S:.i %s oS an
western mixed. 3sa39. Rye, primer. 7Oa75. Hay
steady and nrm = prime t. choice western. 14.O0s
Baif messs-shouldsrs and clear nib s,Sss. p.cSeS
hams. iasiaS Lara refined. *. Butter os iSx s
:sssy issfoi:u%
sugar, nImSA soft. 1915: copper rsaned, arm ns
to i'si pss . saS Sas dun aa;Ss
wheat iSS. 400 bushels: corn. si.7o3 DSahs,s.
chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. April 10. IL q m.-There was
hsa 81 Witch SR n a. s
May corn, which closed q IS q opened 81 55x and
Ms.Ss sSs Sm ssbs e. s Of
above All. he vidssprss4 bull ssutimsn, which hss
N
ences coupled With the real scsrct the article wsr,
the Arming innuences in The shorts began q
u e Re- q Ty Soae opsns
1875. leedinG Nay futures are quoted - folloy va
.9s g ~ ~ e :so:. S a. e::: pork Aso
YouNo T1u,1ro sr,ry Aryvp-nr McKone tbs
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SOUTH CARodNA wokAx CAHDIDAfR--A new
denarture In the direction OF womans rights has
been made In Union County, 8. c. Miss Eliza A
Gamer IS out IN q card announcing herself q Q
candidate for school commissioner at the ap-
preaching state election In her card she Gays
school books 70 the poor children OF the public
schools and all her time and means 10 the cause Of
education. She asks che votes and prayers OF the
people In her behalf This u the 1rst time IN the
history Of the state that woman has ever ADJ
peared - candidate for public once.
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1t was q Mock Marriage.
AND NOW BALLoOxIsr YOUNG WANTS IT LEGALLY SET

ASIDE
Samuel c. Young, who last summer made para
chute ascepsions at Coney Island, was on Friday
the plaintiff in Cincinnati Ia Q remarkable case
brought TO set aside mock marriage with Miss
Laura Schwartzei, . belle OF Cumminsville, Ohio
In 1854 Young engaged Miss schwsrtzel 70 make
balloon ascensaons with him. A couple who wers
0heny CITY. Pa, failed TO appear, and Young and
Kiss Schwartzel took their places intending 70 have
4 mock wedding, and, under the names OF 8. G.
HverS Ard Laura May Miller, were pronounced
man and wife by an o1icial named AcKenna. Both
teafify that the marriage was never consummated
The decistOu was reserved
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Opening a New Exchange.

NEW YORK, April 16.-The new building OF the
Consolidated Exchange was opened this morning
without ceremony. President Wilson struck the
gong at 10 am. as signal TO begin business, and
after short speech he retired from the rOstrum.
The floor was crowded with members
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Death OF capt. smith Lee.

H WAS A BROTHER OF THR GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
Yesterday Capt smith Lee, the batchlor brother
OF GOV. Lee, and cousin OF Representative Lee. OF
Virginia, died at No. 1855 Union street, near the
9th street wharf. The deceased was about nrty
years Of age, and, before the war, was connected
with the southern line OF steamboats,. During the
war he was in the Confederate service. Gov. Lee
came up last night In answer TO q telegram an
nouncing the death OF Capt Lee.
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WIZ DnAe Our

miserable existence when . few bottles Of
Ayers ssrsapsrills would certainly give The
strength and energy you need, Thousands are
proving its virtues daily. So may you Mrs
Alice West Of Jefferson. W. Va, writes 81 VS.
all run down before began to take Ayers Bar
sapsrilla. but am now gaining in strength ever
day.
Being very weak and Respondent after lonS
illness. I tried Ayers sarssparilla and two bot
ties nave restored me TO my former heaith"--
Miss Blanche s. Browuell 4 Boyiston Place.
Boston.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver 4 Co, Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all Druggists. Price, u: six bottles, g.
WORTH s. BOTTLE.
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TnRII PENSION vETon.-The President to-day
returned to the Senate unsigned the acts granting
pensions TO Hannah r. Langden. Betsey
Mansfield, and Laura A. wright be-
ceived during the war OF sickness incident 70
Army service
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PARIS, April 16.-The opportunist journals admit
that the opportunst party suffered severe defeat
In yesterdays elections in the department Of the
Nord. The RepubliQue Frdncaise says: There Is
madness in the air. We must not despair, however.
but must stubbornly fgnt the battle" The Jour-
nal DIES Debdls says: "The efforts to concentrate
the republicans have failed. The moderaters Will
no longer vote with the radicals" The Petit Jour-
nal says: SIT is for the government to attach the
proper meaning to the demonstration In favor OF
universal suffrage Just made"
None OF The papers regard Gen. Boulanger'5 sue
cess In any other light than as protest against
the home policy Of the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-16

TxxxKR AND GAupAuR MArczxp-John Teemey
and Jake 0audaur signed articles In Boston Satur.
day for stngie-skull race, miles with turn Tor
gate receipts, 70 take place on Decoration BAY
over @ course to be mutually agreed upon. M
winner 10 70 take 20 per cent and the oaer % -
cent q The gate vocelptA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-16

DR.. Henry Il. sands, OF New York assisted by
several New YORK physicians, removed q caBc-r
from the root OF the tongue OF Joseph knorT ousi-
hess manager Of the DcUfsche ZeaIng, ia Newark,
y. j., saturday.
The legislature OF GuanaJuato, Mexico, has
prohibited bun fights.
Al East Liverpool Ohio. George Burton turned
his vile out OF Tue house and took In Mrs. fenton,
where upon the house was storned by 800 wOmea,
and the guilty persons shOwered With rotten eggs
The emperor and empress VI Brazil have gone ~
Naples.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-16

You've TIMING SruL ALIvk-Dr McKone, the
PHYSICIAN attending Charles Telling, the young
man who was shot By Special Oficer Kiopfef,
saturday night stated this afternoon that the
patient Was very Tow, and his chances Of recovery
were ANAL
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Local Notes.

The donation deed OF c. G. Glover and wife to the
ChildrenS Country Home OF six acres OF land, part
or resuryey Of New Seat, was placed On record To-
day.
The contract for furnishing summer uniforms for
the letJer-c6rriers was awarded to-day TO Rosen-
field Bros. OF Baltimore, their bid being $1L7O q
suit
In consequence OF the indisp0sitton Of juror,
the case Of Bowie agt. Hume In Circuit Court No.
2, was adjourned over to-day TILL Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-16

Presidents OF Richmond Terminal.
NEW ioEK, April 16-J. II. Inman has been
elected president OF Richmond Terminal
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LAWYER MARSH HAS GOT HIS HOUSE BACK FOR
ELEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Mrs. Ann Debar has given back the temple given
to her by the deluded lawyer, Luther r. Marsh, by
executing deed conveying It back to him She
has assured herself that she can keep her grasp
him and the reconveys nce OF the property VIII
assist her and Mr.. Marsh n defeating The prosecu-
ton OF herself and the three other prisoners
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District Govern uaene Affair,
THE PROPOSED ROCK CREEK TUNNEL


The Rock Creek Tunnel project, which has been
before the board or Commissioners Is now In the
hands OF Attorney Riddle, who Will prepare the
bill 10 be presented TO Congress in a few days and
submit It 70 the Commissioners for their approval
IN FAVOR or ANOTHER HOLIDAY.
The Commissioner have recommended favora-
993 or the Revised Statues OF the United States
for the District OF Columbia 10 make Inauguration
day holiday within the District" as the transac-
ton OF general business on that day Is attended
with SO much embarrassment as 70 be almost i'm
Practicable.
ADDITIONAL STREET LAMPS
Capt. Symons has recommended that the follow
ing additional lamps be provided: Two In alley
square l57; I'VE on street northeast, between 9th
and 9TH streets; one on Gordon avenue alley,
square 753; two Ia Wallach Place, square 237 !;
three on LIST street southeast, between & and
North Carolina avenue one In alley In square 3S3;
two on 18th street, between and streets; nine
on OHIO avenue and adjacent streets; three on
New Hampshire avenue. between and streets;
one on street, between New Hampshire avenue
and 18th streets; i've on q street, between North
Capitol and LIST street northeast; two In alley
square 4D6; one In alley square 435; one in alley
square ass; one In aliey square pr; three on l6th
st. eel, between and streets; one On LIST street
northeast, between and IA streets.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day TO George +. Paxton. to build
six brick dwellings, at 1890 10 1904 4th street and
from 329 10 1888 street northeast, at a cost OF
g. 500 j. W. Shiles. TO build one brick stable In
the rear OF Az Maryland avenue southwest, at a
cost OF $500. Randolph Bleibus TO build one brick
at a cost OF s. 100; and Vim. OBren, TO erect six
teen brick houses at OBrien's court, between
and +, 10th and 21st streets northwest, at q cost
OF $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
John A. Bayly has been appointed an additional
private on the police force.
Capt Leach received a letter this morning from
Lieut.. LuSk, the new assistant TO the Engineer
Commissioner, in which lac exreSses himself as
pleased that he is TO come 10 so beautiful q city,
and trusts he will NIL the bill assigned him.
The Courts.
CRIMINAL COCRT-Tud0e Montgomery.
To-day, George Scurlie appeal assault; recogni-
Zance forfeited. VIM. Nicholson, larceny; nolle
pros E j. Hudson assault with intent to Kill
George NJ. Hudson, February II, guilty. as
indicted. Barzllla BetJs. assault with intent To
kill Frederick Stewart, December "a, on trial.
Postmaster Ross proposes to establish q postal
stage at Connecticut avenue and streets, pro-
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CAIHouS's soS-rS-LAw DIED a CHRrs1as.-soms

NALHOCNs S0N-fN-LAW Dad A CHRlsT1AN.-SOmo
Interesting facts we're mace know u at Charlestou
: q, saturday In reference 10 the recent death VI
Hon. I. {. Clemson, son-ln- law OF John C. Calhoun
Mr.. Clemson was an ayowed incdel and unbelieyer
In the Christian gospel during his whole life but
on bis DEATH he professed faith IN Jesus Christ
and died In the belief that he was an accepted
Christian He leaves In an unfinished state The
manuscript VI his life OF Calhoun
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

LRAvI o. AYaHNck-First Lieut. Francis W.
Mansfield, llth infantry. has been granted one
months leave OF absence on surgeons certtncatA
TO take effect at the expiration OF his present leave
NRw PosrkAsrBRs AND A Nfw fosr-orFrcr-H.
8 Fitzhugh has been appointed postmaster as
Owens, King George County, Va. ana JoA c.
Rosonsteel at Motter's Frederick County NO
post-of1ce win be established &C Aynard, Anne
Arundel County. Md, with EDWARD Maynard a.
postmaster.