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Warm Hands for Colds and Ache

Warm Hands for Colds and Aches
K. o. c. in Daughters of America
81 cured my little boy OF the Group In queer
way" said q lady not long ago.
show is that?"
SIT was a bitter cold night, when heard him
give tight and 'roupy' cough. My husband was
i'll, and had just composed himself to sleep. was
on the sofa-bed in the same room, and did not
dare to light the gas for fear OF disturbing him.
this Cough saashs wp se boy wing
had given 1t, from the adjoining room,
bed a aeaeG us in
lay down beside him. have very warm hand,
and throwing my arm about G., pressed my palm
ments he grew quiet, and did not cough again all
night: felt that TO stir about and get medicines
would be very exciting to my husband and might
The cnld m Susa' noe e allowed to SsveOp
the Group. / had heard that the warm
ssy ws one q e
you see It proved efdcacious In this one. In the
morning-some nve hours after the coughingI
breathing freely and regularly. since then have
tried the application Of my hand, when health
fully warm, 70 cure colds and aches and pains Of
This testimony was SO strong that the listener
determined TO experiment with her own warm
budding cola or troubiesome cOlc or neuraigic
qualm has been relieved or cured by the applica-
tlon. One kind-hearted girl, who happened
martyr OF herself BY sitting for the great part OF
the DAY beside her rheumatic grandmother, with
her hand upon an aching shOulder, blade. Moth.
ike your soft. warm hand. There seems TO be some
thing magnetic about it."
pain Was gone
Il was not very often that one would md the re-
uet anord6d sumclent a. compared with what
great deal OF time standing over patient and APP
pying warm hand 70 an aching spot. But u y
" every mother, how much virtue does r.side In
every warm, healthy palm. The knowledge nigh
save Q lie, under some circumstances, wheu hott
water bottles and doctors and flannel are not 70
Pc readily had. But remember that usually .
warn. nealthful touch can BE- poesesseo only ~ .
person whose circulation y In good order. AS
rule women who drees tightly have cold hands
and feet. Cold hands are worse than useless 20
reduce Inflammation Of rsl1eye pain.
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Prohibition Hopes.
THEY COUNT ON POLLING $4,000 VOTES IN NEW YORK

CHICAGO. March 29.-Samuel Dickey, chairman
OF the national prohibition committee, Is in the
city. He has Just returned from tour through
Iowa and Kansas. In an interview last night he
said: III the republican party assumed the same
attitude toward prohibition In all the states that
IL does in Iowa and Kansas there might be no need
for national prohibition movement. But It does
not
lists In New York state will poll 900 votes in the
coming campaign as against $4,000 in 1884. He
thought General Fisk would be nominated for
President by the prOhibitiOniSS May 30 at In
dianapOlis. ave have organized In every state in
the UniOn except Louisiana, and propose to run
state tickets 80.
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THE DEAD CHIEF JUSTICE.


Arrival Of the Remains In Toledo
Business Entirely Suspended There.
TOLEDO, ONO March CAT 10 O'Clock the
special train bearing the remains OF Chief Justice
Waite rolled into the Pennsylvania Depot, and the
distinguished company OF the funeral cortege
alighted, consisting OF the committees OF the
Senate and House. Justices OF the Supreme Court
Miller Harlan, Blatchford, Gray and Lamar and
others. The casker containing the body was ne.
moved at once from the Special car and placed In
the hearse, and the funeral cortege moved up
summit street in the following order:
squad OF police; Toledo Bar Association; board OF
trade city council; mayor and other city ofYicals:
the body, with guard OF honor composed OF the TO,
ledO Cadets Justices OF the Supreme Court in car
riages; Senatorial and House committees; citizens
on foot, and In carriages
The sad procession moved up Summit to Locust
street. thence west to the residence OF Hon. Rich.
ard Waite, o brother OF the deceased, where the
remains were deposited In order that Mrs Waite
and the other members OF the family might obtain
q private view.
the city is thronged with strangers and busi.
ness Is entirely suspended. Flags are floating at
half-mast, and emblems OF mourning are dis
played everywhere. The day is warm, clear and
bright, quite an agreeable change from the dismal
rainy period which has prevailed all the week.
The special train bearing Gov. J. b. Foraker and
wife, and the governors stan, and about forty
members OF the legislature, arrived at 10:45 a. In
AS the funeral procession moved from the depot
the street was lined with thousands OF citizens
and visitors. Many were old friends Of the Chief
Justice from all points along the Maumee Valley.
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THE CANAL BRIpoKs-The CORPSE Of the Alexan.
oria Canal rs becoming nuisance TO dwellers q
It's banks Il Is too much hooded or too mirey 70
safe; there s no one 70 repair them and the Ne.
ceiver has given notice that he viii not be response
grand jurors OF the county have TAKEN The msttss
In hand, anc the commonwealths attorney WIN. at
the request OF the court address a communication
bia turnpike. The probability Is that The canal
Will De niled up az that point and the road cross
COUNTY CouRr.-yudge Chichesters court has
for the ter snS SsaSsS p nS
presentments against Geo. Myes, VIM. Ennals
Of no snS Sa9S and
were returned against Andrew and Hppy bsndei,
II. Haag. alias George, and Jno I. Turvey, and an
witness before the grand jury wa. 1ssasd asainss
JDo smarr. ]. =. Hoarback and Jno. T. Turyey ap-
was issued against Field t ana Rowland Of West
washington. for assault on the colored constable
Mitchell The court VIII meet again on the 23d oe
NoTEs.-The services OF Maunday THURSDAY took
place at 81 Nary's church this morning, and 70.
tory at the church. services TOOK place 40 =
Adolph Dledel took place this afternoon nun Sis
St Asaph streets%ar. Jas +. smith Sss HSss
his only child by pneumonia-In the abssnce q
MT. Eugaf Werneio- at kcnmon0, ouffng eho
early part OF this week. his family barely eucapu1
sunocation from coal gas escaping into the room
where Mrs Warned and her chil0ren slepG-
The Columbia Fire Company OF this CITY WIN A.
tend, with the Alexandria Drum Corps, the West
washington bridge celeoration.-The funerals
Of d Sas I ,aaS Emily c!ars and Henry cs[s
Siner, X b Berrey, and 8. J. Quinn OF Fredericks.
burg, and Hubert Snowden, =. K Corbett ana Z.
kemper, OF this city, the committee IN charge e
the pilgrimage 20 NJ Vernon next August In CON-
memoration OF the comforting OF the degree az
Master Mason upon washington, held Q meeting
ments for the pilgrimage. r. A. A. n Lodges.
bearing the name OF Washington, viii be specially
invited. will the masters and secretaries @
Grand Lodges in this section OF country.
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The Coal Combination.
PRESIDENT SLOAN SAYS THAT NO AGREEMENT has
BEEN REACHED BY THE COMPANIRS

HkACHED CUMFANIES.
NEW YORK, March 29.-The combination be.
tween the six great coal companies to maintain
prices and restrict production ends on Saturday.
It has been usual since the first year of the com.
binatiOn to meet before the year
terminated and agree upon the production and
allOtments for the ensuing year. Several meet.
fngS have already been held, but there conflict
ing reports In regard to the result Philadelphia
operators claim that an agreement was arrived at,
but President Sloan, OF the Lackawanna Company,
said to-day: "rhere is no agreement between the
coal companies. The reports OF an arrangement
by which the other companies will stand aside and
let the ReaJing and Lehlgh Valley catch up are all
humbug. The companies will undoubi eddy 60
ahead and mine as much coal as they did last
year."
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No FANNY SAFE

withouts prompt and convenient remedy for Group
whoopins Cough, Bronchitis and Other Throat ana
Lung troubles bottle Of Ayers Cherry PectorsI has
saved many life Mrs J. 6resx. LIST st. Lowell Mssa,
writes "My children have taken Ayers Cherry Pee
torsl for Group It gives immediate relief invariably
followed by cure"
Il have found Ayers Cherry Pectoral perfect cure
for Group. in all cases have known the wors. cases
relieved in short time by its uss and advise all
families to keepit in the house.r-s H. Latimer, II. D.
Mt Vernon. Ga
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. C. AVER CO.. Lowell Mssa Sole
By all Druggists. Price. 81: SIX bottles, Is.
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LONDON, March 29.-The Times, referring to Mr..
Brights speech at the banquet given to Mr.. Cham
berlain at Birmingham last night, says it ven
lures TO think that II federation Is TO be argued
down 1t will require arguments less ignODle tnan
those used by Mr.. Bright. However, 1t says, this
part OF his speech need not be dweit upon 10 the
exclusion OF the rest OF IT, the strength OF which
lay, In brief, In the argument that sympathy and
free Intercourse are the real civilzing forces OF
the world.
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To be freed from the dangers Of sufocation while
lying down. to breathe freely. sleep soundly and un
disturbed; to rise refreshed head clear, brain active
and free from pain ache know that poisonous
prtrid matter dees the breath and rots away the deli
cate machinery of SMELL taste and hearing feel that
the system does not through its veins and arteries
suck the poison that is undermine and de-
stroy. is indeed blessing beyond all other human
joyments- To purchase immunity from such fate
should be the object Of all afflicted But those who have
tried many remedies and physicians despair Of relief
cure.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase Of
Caarrh from simple head cold to the most loathsome
and destructive stages 1t is local and constitutional
Instant in relieving. permanent curing SAFE eco
nomical and never failing.
SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists Of one bottle Of
the RADICAL CURE. one box of CATARRHAL SOLVENT,
and one IMPROVED INHALER, all wrapped in one pack
age with treatise and directions and sold by all drug
gists for ST.
pQITEP npIc 4 CIIENiICAI posro,r
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Local NOses.

In the Criminal Court this morning, VIM Jeffer-
son, alias Tom Carter was convicted OF the larceny
OF watch ana chain from Miss Laura Holderby.
He admitted that he was serving q sentence for
stealing overcoatA
The Will OF the late Susan Plnn. beQueathing her
estate 10 her nephew, W. H. Clarke, was died to-
day.
II. A. Hall sends 8 and Cash 81 10 TIE STAB for
the Dement, OF the family who suffered by the re-
cent nre on the corner or 9th and X northwest,
and 'Cash" sends 81 for the benefit or Mrs. Ward,
who opened her house 10 the bereaved family and
Who IL Is said, Is herself In needy circumstances
Miss Ida Ron. an exponent OF the Delsarte sys-
tenn, has accepted charge OF the department OF
elocution In the Spencer1an Business College.
In the Circuit Court No. I. Judge Hagner, To-
day, the case OF Foley against smith was tried
Dir. n. II. Miller for plaintiff and Chaplin Brown
for defendant. This Is an action TO recover $500
and commissions for services In procuring the pos
session or store-r0om and for the commissions he
would have made on sale OF goods
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A Train Goes Through a Bridge.

AUSTIN, TEX, March 29.-An engine and seven
nat cars on the Taylor Bastrop and Houston Rail.
way went through a small bridge yesterday, kill
Ing w. s. Taylor, brakeman, and seriously injur-
Ing Engineer VIM. Perry and Section Boss +. T..
HOusman. -Four other persons were slightly In
turad
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The police have been requested 70 ioot out fos
Ella Ferry, Q thirteen ycar-old girl who isft her
mothers home No Ole p street. last Monday and
did not return Divorce proceedings are pending
between Ma Ferry ana her husband, ana she has
the custody OF her two children The younger
daughter has been SICK for some dayS ard Eila
was kept home from school 90 take care Of asr, a.
MIA Ferry had her work 20 look After.
she did not property care for her
younger sister, 30 her mother Thought
and Monday morning her mother cor
rected her for t. AFTER MA Ferry len home In tbs
morning Ella packed her clothes IN Two ierve
bundles and told her younger sister that she Was
going 70 leave. Getting her bundles together, she
left the house and called upon several OF her
mothers acQuaintances for a loan, and fnaiiy sue
ceedcd 10 borrowing s. from q storekeeper whero
her mother dealS When MA Ferry returned
home In the evening she was surprisec
She at once made compiaint 90 the police
and q telephone message was sent 20 an III
stations giving q description of the girl ft was
Al rst supposed that she had gone 20 the houss OF
one OF her relatives but no trace vf her could be
found a. any OF their houses telegram WAS also
sent 70 Norfolk TO her aunt. but she had not bsscn
there. since Monday her mother has been unable
10 md any clue 20 her whereabouts The girl 81
very large for her age. ana might be taken Tor Q
girl OF fifteen years She has black eye and short
oack hair, and will either wear . long PLAID cl0sn
coat or Q brown plush coat
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ne Courss,


CRIMINAL CouRr-yxd0e AostoeMeyy
,. Today, Alex: Sanford seceed oasnss petit
lappeaD; nolle pros. VIM Jefferson, ALIAS Carter,
auas DAVIS larceny; verdict guilty.
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Death Of q Well.knOwm Hotel Man.
GEN. CHAS. A. sTBTsoN, ONCE PROPRIETOR OF THE
Aston HOUSE AND OTHER NOTED HOTELS
READING, Pa, March 29.-Gen. Chas. A. Stetson,
for nearly forty years proprietor OF the Aston
House, New York, died In this city at midnight
from kidney ana heart trouble aged seventy seven
years Gen. Stets0n was at one time manager OF
the fremont House, Boston, and later was pro-
prietOr OF Barnums Hotel. Baltimore He retired
from active business life eight years ago. and maze
this city his residence since last October Gen.
Stetson had an extended acquaintance among the
prominent men OF Europe and America.
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He Jumps Into the Ocean 70 Avoid is
and il Picked up After Two Days.

and IL Picked zap After Two Days.
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS, March 29.-John Silvia,
a seaman who arrived here on Tuesday last tells
narrowing story OF his i'll treatment while serving
as fOrecastle hand on board the British schooner
Express now on a voyage 10 the West Indies The
Express LETT BaracOa City In February, and was
blown out to sea by gales. Silvia
states that while weakened by dyseu-
terry to an extent that he could
scarcely get into his bunk he was forced on deck
at a ropes end by Capt. Sims, who accused him OF
shaming, ana kept at the pumps. Enfeebled by
illness, he twice fell unconscious to the deck and
each time was maltreated by the captain and
thrown into the fOrecastle. Unable to bear his
sufferings longer, Silvia jumped overheard The
chill or the water gave him new life, and graspng
some drift, he drew himself upon IL, and for two
days was alone on the storm-swept ocean, when q
passing schooner picked him up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

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mh26
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I,oR KENT-4l6 9Th ST. NV HANDSOMELY
Il furnished parier and bs-i-rocm: Also large bel
rom with three windows and porC also two sin0a
at moderate rent; hrsteIsss caterer oprosfte
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Due TO an Engineers Incompetence.
THE KILLING OF ONE OF THEIR NUMBER CAUSES A
STRIKE OF BURLINGTON swrTCHxRN AT ST. JOSEPH.
81. JOSEPH, NO., March 29.-CharleS Francis, q
switchInan In the employ OF the Kansas City, st.
Joe and Council Blun's road, was run over by
switch engine No. 81 In the middle yards Tues
vile two children ai,d an aged mother who lie iy-
ing at the point OF death from the shock produced
by the accident A cOrOner's Jury investi-
developed that Francis attempted to jump
on the engine, and that the engineer
Ii almost deaf and that the fireman does not
understand trafn-signala verdict was rendered
declaring the engineer incompetent. Immediately
upon learning OF the killing OF Francis all the
quit work. They met later and appointed a COM
inlttee TO walt upon Manager Merrill The CON-
mittee presented o schedule OF wages ranging
from S65 70 SIS and offered 70 return 70 work II the
road would re-empl0y Brotherhood engineers. Gen.
eral-Manager Merrill positively refused 70 accede
TO their demands
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Chicago Markets,


ARMY ORDERs.-Ftrst-Lieut Henry Merriam, 4th
infantry, granted three months leave on surgeons
certificate. Capt. John b. ROdman, Goth infantry,
granted fourteen days leave.
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Real Estate sales.

Mary Cunningham has bought for 5000 OF Mr..
McSweeny part lot IL, square AZ, 20 by % feet
On 7rh street, between y and D streets northwest
James c. Pllling has bought for 9l2, 900 OF c. r.
Murray, part lot AZ. So 210, lsxsO feet on 18th
street, between Rhode Island avenue and street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

Emperor Frederick Goes for n Drive.
BERLIN, March 29-Emperor Frederick went for
q drive at noon to-day In the West End.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. 1419 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-29

GENERAL TERRY.-There Is a revival of the
rumor that General Terry intends making an ap-
pllcation to be retired. Colonel Lamont said this
afternoon that the President has as yet received
no intimatOn from the general to this effect.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. ND. March 29.-yirsinia SKIES. con-
sSrees so Pest S%e soSBobs s S d0
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 29: - Cotton. frmer-
middling. TO- Flour steady and firm Wheat-south-
ern. steady and quiet; red 9Ia94: amber, 9:5asj6
western. easier and dull: winter red spot, 81 Il
bid March, S9ssaS93 June, S9aSy4: Ju y, SO asked
Corn southern, higher; white 5Sa59; yellow, 57s5S
western. steady. closing dull; mixed spot. 57H bid
May, 51sla3S. Oats, steady and frm-southern and
Psnnsyysn,a 3ssa4o western white; 4la4a; western
and quiet. Coffee frmer = Rio cargoes. ordinary to
fair. l3s4a144. sugar-copper reined, firm, 15sI8
changed Freights to Liverool per steamer dull
wheat, 6,.U 900 bushels; corn, 2O3 500 bushels.
NoTE-To-morrow Good friday there will be no
markets.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. March %. IL O. m. - Grains
started out rather weak. The mild, pleasant weather
was the depressing influence in both wheat and corn
May wheat opened at a. decline of aa5s. and May
corn started in 4 lower, at 5lA May pork opened
Zoe lower at 1355 owing to larger receipts Of hogs
than weree x2ected. The May option is now quoted
pork. 1850: lard, go; short ribs. 7.12H
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The CxAF's GIFT % Eaglish Actors.
LONDON, March 2Q-The Baron de Staal the Rus
0an ambassador, at the request OF the car, has
presented TO Charles Wyndham the actor, whose
company has Just made q tour OF the continent, .
handsome ring ret with rubtes ana diamonds and
70 Miss Mary Moore, member OF the company, O
brooch with q double circle Of diamQnda
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Lone VOYAGE OF TIL: LANCAsTEK.-It is stated
that the T. s. s. Lancaster, bound from Monte
vidio to Gibraltar. is over twenty days overdue,
and some fears are expressed that she may have
been disabled on the passage. Her boilers, 1t Is
said. are old and weak. Admiral Porters son,
first Lieut.. c. p: Porter, is in command OF the
m .r1ne force. She has ninety days provisions on
should ordinarily occupy not more than nifty days
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