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HARRrEr HuBBARp Aver

HARRIET HuBBARD Arm
Takes pride in stating that VITA NUovA tNHw
LIFD will cure or greatly relieve Dyspspsis
Insomnia, sleeplessness Nervousness Hysteria
Pain in the Back of tine Head, or any Troubis
originating in Depressed Condition Of the Nsrv-
oss System;
THAT the sales Of Vita Nuova far exceed any other
nerve remedy ever manufactured;
THAT its regular win take the place of all liquor
efectually cure drunkenness;
THAT the sick should use i: to restore health;
THAT the well should use it to prevent sickness:
THAT all overworked persons should it to prevent
fatigue or breaking down.
THAT all energetic Americans should use 1t con-
stantly to enable them to maintain their energy
THAT it be relied upon as the prescription Of .
wel-known physician and not q qusck nossrum;
THAT care should be taken 10 avoid limitations and
substitutes offered In place Of Vita Nuovs:
THAT IL for sale a. all druggists In Washington;
THAT you should send TO Mrs. HARRIET HUB.
BARD AVER SO aud 81 Park Place. Few FORK
City, for copies of letters Of nmendation from
Senators. Members Of Congress, Judges and Di-
vines, and people whom you know and believe in.
aplS-6m
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. April 2O.-virpinia sixes past
due coupons, - DO new thrses. o4s; do. Ten
BALTIMORE. Nd, April 20.-Cotton steady and
quiet :. middling, yissl0. Flour steady and Arm
Howard street and western super, 2.37a rs: do
extra. 300s31o: do. family, 1.OOa4.5O: CITY miiis
super 2.37a2.60; do. extra, 3.OOa3. rs; do Rio
brands 4-7Oa5.0O; Patapsco superlatiye patent
$50 do. family. 15. Whest-southern, higher: red
93a97; amber, 95al0O; western. higher, Closing
steady No. z winter red spot 9OSa9i; MAY, ri K
s91s; June 9ZaS2a; July, 30. sy0;s. CornEsouth
en-. lower and quiet; white, d2a6J; yellow. 63a
ssked; May. S0,,a605s: June. ,5yNa6Os: August,
az; western. white. 42a43; western mixed 3ss4O
Rye, 6rm. 70c75 Hay. high and IN demand-prime
to choice western. 40Oa17. 90. Provisions STEADY
and frm-Mess pork, 1900. Bulk meats-shouiders
and clear NIB sides. packed, 7ssH. Bacon-shouid-
ers, 14aS&: clear rib sides, .: hams, l2x Lard
refined 81. Butter lower-western packed l7aJI,
creamery, 23a27. Eggs lower ard quiet 12aI2S
Petroleum steady-rehned, ~ Coffee dull-Rio car
goes. ordinary to fair 131saf4L. Sugar steady ard
lima soft. 1915; copper refined, active and
frm 1o$al6. Whisky, steady, l.2laL23. Freights
TO Liverpool per steamer duIl-cotton, l. l6d dour
per, ten., a.: grain. I'D Sales wheat, $4,000
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. April 90. IL O. m. - MAY wheat
started in st Sc. which was Nc under last night
closing, IL but few minutes however before il
selling at S2A- May corn opened unchanged from
last night at st, but quickly sold off to .l5,. Nav
pork started in at 1920 At this hour the MAY
options quoted foliows: wheat SIH corn IS x
oats. 81 . 10 york. l4l5; lard. 8; short ribs 40
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The funeral OF A. &. Abel late proprietor OF the
Baltimore iSsn, Will take place saturday afternoon
at Greenmount cemetery, Baltimore.
"Yes" said Quiggles 81 have a good deal on my
hands just now." so perceive replied Fogg:
"why don't you try little soap ana wster."-Eos.
ton Transcript
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BOu1anger's Banker,
Ars MONEY SUPPLIED BY DUKE DINO, WHO MARRIED.
AMRRJCAN

+, LONDON, April 2O.-Duke Dino, who married Miss
curtis, OF New YORK, who at the time Of the cere-
mony was the divorced wife OF Frederick stephens,
OF New York. furnished the money to enable Gen.
eraI B0uiahGer to contest the election in the De-
partnienI OF the NOrd The duke has cOntroI or
The interest OF his wife the fortune her former
husband. He Is friend OF n. Rocherort.
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PROPOSALS.

lx,h lsss -se.Isa Proposals. IN anns., APT, III
TRDxY 4 A. nv nv 4rss until ONE O'CLOCK SAT-
.s,sr 5s ors OF le.s syeeihcaiions and NOR
~ 49,. rsseryss the right 10 reict IN NJ
proposs.s shsuic - . ssss.s hnve,oEes containing
orss HfoPSsAls Tor lille Hold
aplo % OF GA pveIo -. c H HOlT
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ApRrspyrrRrxyP por-

APRKsByTERrAH PRoTEsr.-The Des MoineS Iowa
presbytery yesterday adopted resolutions stating
that an order had been issued by Indian Commits
sioner Atkins forbldding the teaching OF the word
OF God In the Indian language In mission schools,
which action had received the sanction VI the
President and protesting against this action Of
the Government as an unwarranted and tyranni-
cal assumption or power. The CLERK was directed
TO forward q copy 70 the President
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Minister pemdletou,s Illmese.

The State Department has received information
from the United States legation at Berlin
that Minister Pendieton, noe feeling well,
had gone to weisbaden last Monday,
and on Wednesday evening was slightly
paralyzed. He recovered sunciently yesterday,
however, to send telegraphic Instructions to the
legation at Berlin.
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Transfer Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: B.
n. Warner to Catherine Parker, lot "A, Garfield;
800. W. c. Hill to J. B. Henderson part 9, block
Nordllnger, parts and 8, Old Georgetown; 81, 600
NJ. l. Weller TO l. Tllleux, part 80. 929; -. A. G.
johnson 10 G. A. McIlhenny ct al, lot IA 50. 81 I;
$4,47Q Emily J. Jenckes 10 Isaac p. Noyes, part
ID, So 49, 1855. Ella A. Humphrey to Jno. II. An
derson. lot 5s5, Anacostia; S625. Emily n. Hop
kins et al to T. r Sargent ct al, part r. g. 7s0;
80, Columbia Heights; =. Z. p. Stone to Achille
Oiiviero same; - Msrgeret y. Jackson to Re.
oecca Ashoy MacAlliSter, part 10, So 81; 81 500
D. McConv1lle, lot 42, So $50; $1,000 Fanny
Peall 70 Mamie Yulee Noble, part Is, 50. Is; 500
L W. Livingston 10 George Hearns. sub SO, 70. $50;
part TO- 50. 75S; r. R0sina Miller to Fannie c.
Jones, part 25, 50. 6l6; $500. Richard Light
bOwn TO Charles Lfghtb0wn, sub 60 and 81, 50.
SOB; s.. Jacob II. Messenger to John @. Reisingef
lot SO and part 81, 50, I07; 5000.
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An ADDRESS TO QUEEN vIcToRrA-A deputation
~ Florence wednesday night presented 20 Queen
Victoria an address by loo British residents
They marched In procession 10 the villa with 600
torchlights and six bands. Owing TO graver news
from Berlin the queen Win probably leave Tor THAI
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How Paris Pauers Regard n.
THEY sAY THE VOTES IN THE CHAMBER OF DRPU
TIES YESTERDAY WE'RE CONTRADICTORY.


TIES YESTERDAY WERE CONTRADICTORY.
PARIS. April 2O.-A majority OF the Paris papers
CONSIDER the votes taken In the chamber OF depu-
ties yesterday To be contradictory, as after ex-
pressing confidence In the cabinet, the chamber
declared in favor OF an immediate revision OF the
constitution, notwithstanding the fact that Nj.
Fioquet, president OF The council and Minister OF
the interior, had asked 1t to postpone The consid
Grafton OF the question.
Tine Boulangist manifestations were continued
until late hour last night, especially outside the
once Oh the Cocarde, the BOulangist paper. Some
arrests were made. but the persons taken into
tody were subsequently released.
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pLAITrNG. PISKISG. PATTERNS .avxr ~,
nosr g. sswins na.ehine $3.50 with al .,.l,s-
E<cts lace and ersse plaitsd ior Bonnes.
sos sshss nsAr l. Tires door s6svs ed ss.Dd eeAA
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WHERE DIss DEBARs spirit PATSrrSes- CAM
FRoM.-Central ONCE detectives in New York Wis
lied Luther X. Marshs house and a number o.
paintings claimed by Nine Diss Debar ~ her prop
erty were Identified as those which had belonged
10 the dead artist, David volkenberg, who died
under mysterious circumstances two years agQ
after having partaken of a wine dinner az NIile
Diss Debars house. They were taken 10 police
headQuarters
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Scared Out Of OfG0Ca.
PoofHAoTR w1NANT RESIGNS AFTRh SIR DAYs' n
YvpIRNrr IN A WIN

PERIRNcE IN A wonAN's PLACE
press dispatch from Hackensack, N. j., April
ID says: After bitter night, lasting for several
weeks, ex-Assemblyman John q. winant sue
csedsd In securing the appointment as postmaster
Of this town, N place OF MrA Emma ". Berry,
widow Of capt Abranam J. Berry, war veteran.
MA Berry was backed by one hundred and nifty
leading Democratic citizens but M. Winant was
endorsed by the democratic county committee and
Senator Mcpherson, and when the widows term
expired she was notined to leave Mr.. winant
took charge OF the post-ofice last Friday morning.
moving It into new building ana promising q
service equal to that maintained by Ms Berry,
who had brought the once W 70 high state OF
Hr. winant employed three assistants TO per-
form the duties discharged BY Ma Berry and her
sietsf yet there y eoastant complaint Of delay and
mixing Of mail matter, the oatcry becoming 20
loud that the postmaster lost his head. Yesterday
he nottncd his bondsmen that he could not per.
form the duties OF the onice, and to-day he for
warded his resignation TO the department Mt
Washington. The affair IL the talk OF the town
and M. Winants hackers are very eigser IN
denunotatton OF his conduct several new appli.
cants for the position are seeking the backing OF
leadera II was rumored late this evening thai
Mr.. winaAts friends feared the fret and WORRY
would have q serious effect upon him.
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The Ensperor's Condition.

AN EXTERNAL ULCER APPEARS ON HIS NECK.
BERLIN, April 2OAThe following bulletin was
issued at O'Clock this morning: "The emperor
passed good night. His fever mas decreased and
his respiration is on the whole good His general
condition isimprovedD
The emperor shows no trace OF blood-poisoning.
HIS lungs are Iree At noon he was still abed.
49,. AN EXTERNAL ULCER
- LONDON, April 20.-A dispatch to the Exchange
IeieSIam Co. from Berlin says that an external
ulcer has developed on the neck OF the emperor.
Two internal Assesses are clearly visible.
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Three Men Burned 70 Death.

ST. LOUIS, April 20-A thorough search of the
ruins Oh Bethel Home IRE resulted in the 1udtng
whariman; Jackson White, levee laDorer; Smithey,
" hite, roustabout.
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name q Kentucky fAtner gave his son which the
Last legislature consented 70 change lo6 him.-pe-
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cs., s so1l.nssr' BCgl,nser Boul.nre,,

He KILLED TRE PRRAcHRR-Edward Cossar a
colored man OF considerable wealth, returned TO
his home, In Sardis Miss, unekpectedly, Mednes-
day night, and found the Rev. sidney Hibbler pas
tor OF the Methodist church and principal OF the
school, at his house. Not being satisfied with the
ministers explanation he shot him in the head
killing him Instantly.
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william n. Dinsmors Dying.

NEW YORK, April 3O.-Willlam B. Dnsmofe
president OF the Adams Express Company still
lies dangerously i'll al MS home. DIR. Curtis said
this morning: "Ar. Dinsmore Is sinking very fast
ne has been unconscious for the past twelve
hours
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First, get wife; secondly, b patient You
may have great trials and perplexities In your
business with the world; but DO not, therefore,
carry TO your home cloudy or contracted brow.
Your wife may have trials, which, though Of less
magnitude. may be hard for her to bear. A kind.
conciliatory WORD, tender look, win do wonders
In chasing nom her brow IN clouds Of gloom. You
encounter your diniculties In open ar, tanned BY
Heavens copi brcezes; but your wffe - often shut
IN rom these revfvin0 tnl1uences; ana Nor health
failA her sp1rits lose their elasticity. But, On,
bear with hsri she has trials and sorrows 70
which you are stfanger, but which your tender.
mesa can deprive Of al their angular. Not1co
kindly her Efforts TO promote your comfort Do
noe receive Al her COED oo1ces - . matter q
course and pass them 81, It the same tine being
very SURE 20 obs rye any omission Of what yod
may CONSIDER duty 70 you. Sometimes yield your
wishes to hers Her preferences may b - stsung
q yours Regard Il 6 an indulgence % yourself
70 Yield sometimes Think you It u not ~ di1cult
Tor her 70 give up alwayss e thsfc nos daagsr
sac Will deem you sel1shf with such an opinion
she cannot love Is abe might. Again, show your.
sell manly man. that your VIE may lcok up %
you and feel that you VIII oCt Dohly. and can cen.
u0o N youg judgment
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IT Is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which We paid ESQ., 900
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II the slightest This soap In identical in 9uanty
Cay with that made twenty years aga.
contains nothing that injure the finest fabric
ibrishtens colors and blesehes whites.
iwashes nannels and blankets no other soap In
TIE world does-vithout MISUNDERSTANDING thsm soft
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READ THIS TWICE
1here great saving Of tams. OF lsbor Of sosp Of
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lse~ according to directions
One trial will demonstrsts its eres. mari. 1tvin
ray you 70 make that trial
Ike al best things 1t - extensively initiated and
eeuntsrfsited
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insist upon DoBBISs' Electric. Don't TAXA M.r-
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Se'ses' AID are dear ut any price, Ask for
DoBBINS ELECTRIC
uke no other Nearly every grocer from Maine 10
nehco keess AZ In stock hyour's hasn't it he viii
0fosi irorn his nearest Wholesale Srocsx
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar
anu oe careful to Follow Directions on each outside
wrapper You Cannot Afford to wait lon-., hss,,s
Irving for Yourself this old. reliable and uuy vOu-
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mouth ~ Tie aromatic
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winch makes the teeth white and N radiant ~ mol
hheo porcelain ana contains NO ngreisut that y no
highly beneficial to both gums and t,sth
The Lyric and Dramatic professions are iovd In thsir
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North Carolfma Birds Ahead.
TEE COOKING MAIN BETWEEN WASHINGTON AK
NORTH CAROLINA.

The weather was stormy at Norfolk yesterday,
and the cockpit was in very bad order. The at
tendance was large, however, and the betting lib-
eral North Carolina is championed by the famous
Gid Arlington strain. Nine OF the seventeen bat
ties OF the main have been fought. one Wednesday
and eight yesterday. North Carolina is ahead so
Tar, having won i've out OF nine OF the nights The
nrst, third, fourth, SIXTH and seventh nights were
won by Carolina yesterday and the second. NTH.
and eighth were carried OF by Washington. North
Carolina goes into the field to-day with the betting
largely In her favor.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

SECRETARY WHITNEY was at the Department to.
day for the first time since the recent paper chase
His ankle is growing stronger, although he is still
compelled to use crutchps
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A Murderer Hanred
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, TENN, April 2O.--N. 3. Lester, the
murderer or Lieut. J. c. Lane, paid the penalty OF
his crime TO-DAY at Lebanon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

A DAneancu1 onL m TExAA.n rspora nom
Manning. Of that city, u ADV a cnsao1Sosi
attracnonA Three moatls go Z NO., q bsni.
letter In which be gave love for ~ Isnninr -
- - 49, s.,. Msenss6sy g = ynl.nA g IsSni.
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New York Stock Market.
Aaws.

me following are the opening and closing prices Of
tne New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO COrson and Mccartney. 14lY y street
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miserable existence when 4 few bottles a.
Ayers ssrsapsrilla would certainly sfvs Ne
strength and energy you need, Thensands srs
proving its virtues daily. So may you. IRA
slice West Of jefferson. W. Va. writes: Il 49,
all run down before began to take Aper's Sas-
sspsrilla. but Am nov gaining in strength stsev
day"
Being very weak and dependent sitter lops
illness. I tried Ayers ssrssparilla, and two bot
ties nave restored me 20 my former health
Miss Blanche s. Brownell. 4 Boyiston Place,
Boston
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR.. J. @. Aver Co, Lowell. Mo-.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price. 81: six bottles IS.
WORTH IS BOTTLE
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w hen baby VS. sick. Ne save her csssoria
Nhen she was child she er1sd for Csstorfa
When shs became Mis-. she chung TO Castor1s
When she had ehtl1rvn. bhe guvU than Csssor<a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20
CAPITOL Topics,

THE TARIFF DEBATE GOES OVER TILL TUESDAY.
Mr.. Mills original proposition that the tarifr de-
bate be postponed until Saturday, and that Tues
day be assigned to the public lands committee,
was amended by mutual understanding 50 that
the public lands might retain Saturday, the tariff
debate to 20 over until Tuesday.
AN ADDITION TO THE RETIRED LIST.
The House committee on military Affairs TO-
day ordered favorable report on bill to place
the name Of Gen. VIM. r. Smith on the retired List
Of the Army with the rank Of mator-general
THE aovKRNHRNr PAINTING OFFICE INVESTIGATION.
Three employees Of the Government Printing
ONCE testtiied before the House printing commit
tee to-day as to private work having been done In
the Government Printing once under the admin
iStratlon OF Mr.. Rounds.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest q6lGgIanS 10 The Stal.
Mr.. PENDDErON,s ILLNESS.


BERLIN, April 20.-Later Information states that
Mr.. Pendleton was stricken while 10 a train near
Wiesbadsn, to which place he had taken trip
from Frankfort yesterday He was conveyed TO
the hospital at bis own desire. He Is paralyzed ON
one side.
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Dissrics Government Affairs.

DUIDlNG PERMITS
were issued to-day to Peter Fersinger to build two
brick dwellings at SO and "a New York avenue
northwest, at q cost Of $1,000; p. B. UConnell to
build one brick dwelling at 113 street northeast,
1t q cost Of g, 800.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have replied to Chairman
Hemphill In relation to H. r. bill $685. SIN relation
to the Jail In the District OF Columbia" that the
jail II not subject their supervision In any re-
spect, and suggest that IL be submitted 70 the 6u-
preme Court Of the District OF Columbia.
Yesterday afternoon Building-Inspect0r En-
twtse paid visit 70 the Reform bcho0l TO inspect
the foundations and progress made on the new
buildings. The inspection was satisfactory.
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Fatally lntured sm n Cnu,aoSv-
wrecked on the CANARY Isl,

LONDON, April 20.-Five OF the persons who were
injured Dy the explosion In the St. Helen e0lliery,
"orkington, last evening, have since died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20
HE GENUINE IMPORTED
CAR sBAD sPRUDEL wATIB

sPRUDKL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIvER
AND KIDNEY DISEASES
PERfECT CURE
Constipation. Govt. Rheumatism. Diabetes, and all
Diseases Of the Stomach.
Beware Of limitations.
1T has given me better satisfaction than anything
which have ever used"-Prof. Seegen. University OF
vienna
i have used IT for years with remarkable success"
Prof Hlawszek
Wnte for DR.. Toboldts lecture Carlsbad Wsfer
and salt read before the Ninth International Medical
Congress- mailed free upon application.
ElSNER & MENDELSON CO.. Sole Agents. Bar
clay ST. New York. ja2-m,w&f
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The day In The Niddemee scClssiastical trial, In
PhiladelphtA, yeDserday, was consumed In argu-
i sss 6 g tHs e. q: cs sss,sss sass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

LONDON, April 2O.-The British steamer Kenneth,
from London Tor Montevideo, has been wrecked on
one OF the Canary Islands. No lives were lost. 1t
Is reported that her cargo was saved.
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j. B. Henderson has bought for $4,000 OF W. C.
Hill, part lot 9, block B. Meridian school, 4, loo
square feet, fronting on Boundary. w Nord-
II ger has bought for 5000 OF Lizzie Z. smith,
paris and 3, Old Georgetown, fronting "a feet on
Bridge, west OF Congress street. G. A. McIlhenny
ct al have bought for a, 40 OF A. g. Johnson lot
IA, square 81 fronting 81 feet inches on street.
between 22d and 23d streets northwest.
John q. Relsinger has bought for $4,000 Of Jacob
n. keisinger lot 30 and part 81 square l01 'front.'
Ing 20 feet by l21, On 18th street. between K and
streets northwest
TEE RECORD OF DKArHs.-During the twenty
FOUR hours endtDg at 1 O'Clock this afternoon
deaths were reported to the health Office as fol-
lows: Nellie NJ. Herdman, white eighteen years;
Theresa A. Reith, white, two years; Jane Rose
colored, seventy-nve years; Deitz Downing, white,
one month; Mary j. Jackson colored, nineteen
years; Mary Dufy, colored, twenty-five years;
Clarence N. Brooks, colored, four years.
Arnold J. Turner to-day resigned as special mes.
senser in the city post-ofice.
RANGE or THE THERMOMETKR-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: q
NJ, 40; z M, 81; maximum, 53; minimum, ~
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nnot and you wish to sst rid Of Il,
tnre~ away dangtrous nnfnsuss
~ Aoo ana poisonous anodynes and apply
DAxbr's DENTAL PlAsrxna which
Quickly ailsy innsmmstion sDA r.
AN'of heve rain. whore Al other rsmsdass
fsii. Thess paastsrs are neat and
cieanly and act promptly. r. your
Ic0IHAcHE! drnsEist can't supply them they
VIII be sent BY mail on receipx a rs
cents by sEAsrRx JoHxsoa Nm
apl6 ufscturine Chemist. New York.
THE COAL STRIKE Is sOyEk: PRICES m
y dnced; call and gst bottom prices al Jo77N
MILLER 1920 l4sh o. NV. 6Vo ksan. ava nv
Cap. and SIS. As |sDz- I'm
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DIED THIS MoRNIHG.-Hiram w. Jackson Q
clerk In the Quartermaster-G Generals ONCE died
at O'Clock this morning from injuries caused by q
fall on the ice last winter. He was about sixty
years old and served as lieutenant In the 18th
New York volunteers In 1891 and 1862 HIS son Ia
secretary OF state Of the state Of IOWA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-20

In the case Of Moees Son agt. White and over
!, Judge Hagnef, to-day, Q verdict was rendered
tor the face OF the note, $50 and interest.
This afternoon IN the Criminal Court, Judge
Montgomery, George 0aves and Emil Montr0p,
Two young white men, were placed ON trial for lar.
cony from the person OF W. T. Garden Of $50
watch On the nth u JAnuASy.
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PIAPLES. BLACKHEADS. CHAPPED AND OILY
skin prevented oy CUrIcURA MEDICATKD SOAP.
Apl1,ls,20,2l
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ARMY ORDERs.-Col Jno. q. Pare, engineer
corps, Prof. Jas. Mercus, military academy, and
Flrst Lieut. VIM. c. Brown, first cavalry. adjutant
military academy, ordered to assemble at West
Pont TO consider the extension OF The limits on the
south OF the reservation. First-Lieutsnant VIM.
a: Nichos. go infantry, granted two months ex-
tension or leave on surgeons certincate.
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Arnold J. Turner to-day resigned as special mes.
senger In the city post-offlce.