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Cure for Sick Headache.

Do You want a remedy for biliou sness
pimples on the face and a sure cure for
sick headache. Ask Robert Mari, the
druggist, for DIR. Gums Liver Pills.
Only one for dose. Samples free, full
box % cts. vi
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Summons.

Summons.
TERRITORY OF WAsHINGToNl &c
County of Thurston h'
In the Justice Court before Alfred Thompson,
Justice.
f. T. Young,
Plaintiff,
c. +. Rayer and G. W..
Starkey, cO-partners doing
business under the firm
name and style of Rayer
and Starkey, Defendants.
To c. +. Rayer and &. w. Starkcy.
In the name Of the United States, you and
each of you are hereby notified that +. r.
Young has filed Il complaint against YOU in
said Court, which will come on to be heard al
my Office in Olympia, Thurston county, WI
on the LIST day of December, A. d. 1885. at the
hour OF ten O'Clock A. NJ, and unless you ap
pear and then and there answer, the same will
be taken as confessed and the demand of the
plaintiff granted. The object and demand OF
said complaint Is to recover of and from you
the sum of one hundred and twenty five dollar,
damages, for nOn-fulfillment of contract, for d
bar and drain-board, and the sum of nine and
25-l00 dollars prepaid freight on same as more
fully appears by said complaint. and you are
further notified that your property now in thi.
county, consisting of a bar and drain board are
now under attachment.
Complaint filed Oct. 80, 1888.
ALFRED THOMPSON,
Justice Of the Peace.
Date of first publication, Nov. 2, 1888
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Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.
NOTICE FOR TION.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
VANCOUVER, W. T., Oct. u, 1855
Notice lie hereby given that In compliance with
the provisions of the act Of Congress Of June 3,
1873. entitled An act for the sale Of timber
lands In the States of California, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory" Joseph +. Basford,
Of Tacoma, county of Pierce, Territory Of
Washington, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 500, for the purchase Of
the SW y OF Section No "a, in Township No.
16 N, Range No. East.W. NJ. and will offer proof
to show that the land sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural purpos
and to establish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver Of this Office at Vancouver
Washington Territory. on Saturday, the 18th day
January, 1889.
lie names as witnesses: Henry c. Ashiield,
of Tacoma, Pierce county, W. T.; Byron W. Hell
mer, Of Tacoma, Pierce county, w. T.. Frank
stone, Of Tacoma, Pierce county, W, r.. and
James buchanan, of Tacoma, Pierce county, W.
T. a
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office before said ,l2th day OF
January, 1889. W. s. AUSTIN,
Register
Date of first publication, Nov. o, 1888
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-11-23

JACOB Stamnher has logging camp
outfit for sale cheap, consistin. oi Il float,
with good house, four yoke oi cattle, and
other essentials. i bargain will he
afforded cash purchaser.
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A SAD STORY.

The child coughed. The mother ran
No remedy was near. Before m orning
the poor little sufferer was dead. Moral:
Always keep DIR. Acker's English Rem
edy at hand. T. l. McKenny, Druggist,
Olympia, w. 7.
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BEowN back wall paper 15c, white,
2Oc, double roll, at O'Conner's until
further notice. Clearing for new stock.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-11-23

Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT VANCOUVER, WASH. TERI
August 2Sth, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the Judge
of Thurston county. W. T., at Olympia, w. T.,
on Tuesday, Oct. 10th. 1883, viz: Jacob Gun
stone, Hid. Entry No. 4,s03. Olympia Series"
for the W y Sc Z Sc d Sc 4 and Sc Z Sw 4
Sec Tp l6 N r. W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
August Riesenw. bier. Frederick Riesenweb-
Der, Patrick Darcy lavant Walker, all of Olym-
pia, W. T. W. S. AUSTIN,
Register.
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Horses for Sale.

TOUR good horses, 100 to ! 400, for cash or
J. long time. Also harnesses, trucks, etc. In
quire of WILLIAM SuINCKE,
South Bay, Sept. z, 1855
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Farm Stock for Sale.

ONE colt, one COW. two big heifers ant
" one young heiter. Apply to
X. III. LANSDAI.E,
Olympia, Sept IA, 1883.
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Come and examine them and have the above
statement substantiatcd. They also carry .
large stock of
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Notice to Taxpayers.

Date of first publication, Nov. 9th. 1855.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-11-23

apolis, has been formed in this city,
with T. M. Reed, Sr. President; John
F. Convey, Treasurer; R. G. OBrien,
Secretary, and T. c. Van Epps, T. J..
McBratney, C. NJ. Moore, J. w. Rob
erts, Clayton Aldridge, E. S. Horton
and Ed. Hardness, as Advisory Board.
The majorities cast for Mr.. Soule,
the Republican candidate for Joint
Councilman in this district, were in
Thurston $50, Chehalis 1872, Pacific
1855, and Wahkiakum so, total of
757. Mr.. Fredson, the Democratic
candidate for Joint Representative
received 2O9 majority in Mason county
This county gave 100 majority fol
Ellis, which leaves Fredson 10 ahead
Despite the lateness of the season
and the Indictment weather, building
improvements are still going on in
various parts of town, a fact which
evinces 4 most cOmmendable spirit o.
push and enterprise on the part O
Olympia's live property owners. Thu
winter will, of course, cause a temper
AIRY stoppage in much of this work
but it is safe to predict that the spring
will open with a renewed and largel,
inor.acaI activity in MANY of tho in
dustrial pursuits.
Those who contemplate insurinl
their property should patronize hom
institutions, if equal security is afford
ed at the same cost. We believe tina
the Northwestern Fire and Marin
iDsrrance Co., OF Portland, is reliable
and ..osolutely safe for all the risk
they assume, its stockholders embrae
ing some of the leading capitalists @
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FOX ARRESTED.
Charged with Aiding and AbettinG
Prize EigheinG.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Richard K. Fox, proprietor
OF the Police Gazette. was arrested this morning
by Inspector Williams, charged with violating the
penal code by encouraging prize lighting. The
technical charge against Mr. Fox is that OF aiding
and abetting prize lighting in defiance OF law. OF
holding stakes, publishing the details and pre-
liminarieS OF fights, and making his ONCE the
rendezvous for men bent on violating the Law.
IN THE T0MBs POLICE COURT.
When Fox was arraigned in the Tombs Police
Court Inspector Williams charged him with aid
tiOn or a section or the penal code. In his COM
plant the Inspector stated that MI. Fox caused TO
be published in his paper, the Police Gdzeae, on
the 4th instant article setting forth that 500
forfeit had been placed In his hands AS prellmi-
nary arrangement for prize-nght TO take place
between Patrick Farley, or Brooklyn, and Tom
Davism. or Yonkers- Mr. Fox asked Tor an adjourn
ment OF the examination until Tuesday, which
was granted. The defendant was paroled on his
own recognizance.
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Hn REMAINS BRorGHT HoNE.-Tne remains a
Capt. Luc1an b. Hoon, son OF Mr.. Phillip H. Hoo1
were brought here yesterday and inferred in the
family burial ground at the cemetery by Under.
taxer Demaine. Mr.. Hoon was purser on the Pa-
cine mail steamship line and died IN Canfornia
yellow fever, but this was a mistake. His re.
mains were brought 20 New York and thence
transported 70 rest among the graves OF his rels-
ttves &C bis native home
CnANoE IN CHARTRR-It IN proposed TO change
the city charter 30 as 70 give the city council al.
Improvements The council boards have been
called together tonight 70 make application 70
the legislature for the proposed changes
NorEs.-Miss Virginia Garrison, principal of Lee
public school, 10 very in at her hofue on Wolfe
near Royal strcet-Tbe tax sale OF property de.
lnQuent for the taxes OF 1854, win take place next
Monday at the city court house.--The county
and directed payment OF most OF them from the
county and district leyies-The funeral OF MIA
Rhzabeth Davis, Of Wolfe street, took place yea
terday afternoon.--Announceme OF the we'd
uings OF Mr.. j. T. walls ana Miss Marie Murray on
tomorrow, and OF Mr.. Asby Miller aid Miss NellSe
English on valentines Day are made The Alex
sndria Water 20. has chosen Mt. J. J. Jameson,
clerk OF the aldermen, a diretor, wee J. H. d
emoot dcceascd.-Most OF the large hotels oe
other dAyA the City Hotel, the Msrshan House,
the virginia House, the Steamboat HoeeL the four
hocels on Union street are now devoted TO other
purpoSeS ana Of the later hotels. two are tempora-
NY closed.--United states Commissioner fow-
Alexandria Canal Co., and &c Is anticipated that &C
an early day contest over the assets OF the canal
company win actively beg1n.-Geo. 8. French
has 6eon chosen q director OF the Alexandra In
surance Co, vice J. B. Smoot, and French SmooS
wee J. n. D. Smoot deceased
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


IMPORTANT SALE OF MUSICAL IN
- strumenrs. We will offer for the next thirty
days, in order to reduce stock several handsome Up
right and Baby Grand Pianos from tine Justly cele-
brxted manufacturer George Steck q Co., New York,
for which the agents. aud several very excellent
wheeock Pianos. and quite large stock of the cee-
brated Carpenter Organ. One very fine and powerful
Peloubet Reed Pipe Organ for church chapel also
small Music Instruments Banjos, Guitars Nions and
Strings Zthers, Autoharps Corets Brass and silver
Music Books Sheet Music which will be sold at great
ly reduced prices Respectfully,
LEVIN I. CARTWRIGHT,
aoS-2w 9:37 st. NV.
N NOTICE-wE HAVE CONSTANTLY on
- hand Hard Crabs, CLAIMS and Prime Salt
Water Oysters. Also Large Diamond back Terrapins
delivered free to all parts Of the city, 1t NORFOLK
OYSTER DEPOT, 621 st. NV fast
BISHOPS CASPHORINE, AN ELEGANT
- Toilet preparation. Cures and prevents
Chapped Hands, Face, ard Lips, Rough and Hard
SKIN Will keep the akin beautifully smooth and soft
Guarsneed TO give satisfaction Price, % cts bottle
For sale By W. >. Thompson I0:j 18th st. Whole
sale by Mu.h Bros. Co.. Fayetse ST., Baltimore.
Orders by postal receive prompt attention
l. G. BISHOP, Druggist,
dim 73O 9th ST.. cor. st. Nv.
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THE SICK SENATORS GETTING BETrER.-Senators
Blackburn and Davis were both considerably
better this morning, and both expect to 60 to
the Capitol tomorrow. The former was sitting
before pleasant CRATE fire in his rooms at the
corner OF 18th and streets when STAR re-
porter called this morning. The Senator said
that he felt well enough to go up town to-day,
was prisoner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07

AMONG THE Presidents CALLERS To-Day were
Senator kenna, Representatives Pidcock, with ex-
Gov Abbott and son, New jersey; Conger, with
Messrs. Geo. Christ, w. r. Persnger and W. E.
Cuss, Iowa; Wilson, Iowa; Greefnan, Vandever,
Rockwell, with H. A. Barton, Massachusetts,;
bury, and WattwOrth, capt. j. D. Spicer and j. p.
RaStOn Connecticut
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ARRESTED on A CHARGE OF WRITING Policy
Wakefield sellers, Alonzo 1hecker. James r. Simr
mons and George, alias Hockey" Hunt were ar.
rested yesterday afternoon by ofhc-rs Burrows
and Hall on the charge OF writing policy. Each
lert $50 collateral at the station for his appearances
before Judge Smell to-day.
RBvrvAL-The first OF a series OF revival meet
ings TO be held at The Congressstreet NJ +. church
was held last night and was largely attended.
Rev. Nr Benson, OF Mount Tabor N. y. church,
preached an earnest sermon.
CATTLE MARKET.-The following sales or i've
stock at Drover's Rest, yesterday, are reported:
as cattle up and sold. Best a. 10 &C.; good, fk
10 AZ; medium, 4 70 An; common, ~ 70 81. 1s0
sheep and lambs-lambs, So TO 6s; sheep, 4A 70
5k; calves, 70 81. 20 cows and calves sold from
SS5 70 $50 per head. Market fair.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nternai reve-
nue., s254, ,s4o1 12; customs, $477, ,e37.s2.
PATENT has been issued to stephen L. Bettes,
OF this city, for a ruling attachment for black
boards
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ChokeA HinseBf with Rts Hanaker.
chief.

CLEvELAND Feb. IS s. Tottman, q prisoner In
the Medina County Jail awaiting transportation 70
the penitentary 70 serve sentence OF seven years
for shooting with intent 70 ktll committed suicide
kerchief In two rolled the pieces into balls, and
pushed them down his throat, choking himself 70
death. Tottman attempted suicide about month
ago by cutting his throat.
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The ROOr.Fund COmmittee.
TIE TWENTY-FIVE CITIZENS NAMED By COMMISSION
~

Commissioner Webb Last evening announced the
following as the committee Of twenty-five citizens
to solicit contributions for the poor fund, In &C.
cordance with the action Of the meeting at willard
Han saturday evening: Commissioner Webb. chair
man; Nessrs. VIM. Laird, j., G. n. Matthews, r. l.
Moore, 7. ]. Luttrell, H. A. willard, Z. c. Glover,
Reginald Fendsn j. A. Baker, r Ross Perry, u.
w. Gait. n W. 1even0ge, LevisJ. Davis John w.
Roes, John I. vogt, p q; Dodge. 9. g. staples,
enbcrg, X A. Ftsh &. B. Church, W: L stevenson,
Walter Wheatley. Abraham Depue. Iheo Roessle,
o. T. Thompson, end Samuel Normeut.
The COMMITTEES VIII meet ut hah-past O'Clock
this afternoon at Wiilards Hotel for the purpose
OF organizing.
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AARuAGI LicKMBL-MaYrfage Licenses have
been issued BY the clerk OF the court 70 Joshua
n. Dorsey and Hoeey II. Green: John Smith and
Louisa Templer; VIM. stewart snd Amelia
S00da!; Robert Lee T1ppett and Maud 1azy ware,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07

ExPKDrTINa EQUrrY BusnEss.-To-day the Feb.
ruary term OF the Equity Court was Convened
Judge Cox taking cases from No TO IL inclusive,
Chief Justice Bingham from Is 70 81, and Judge
James from "a 70 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07

HARVEY N. FRIEND, of Ohio, law clerk in the
ONCE Of the Assistant Attorney General for the
Interior Department, has resigned to accept the
position OF secretary to Associate Justice Lamar
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THE HATFIELD.M,COY CASE.
Eustis Gibson 20 Represent West vfr-
ginia I'm the Habeas Corpus Pro-
ceedingS.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. Gov. Wilson to-
day commissioned ex-Representative Eustis Glib
son to represent the state OF West Virginia In the
habeas corpus proceedings be begun In the state
OF Kentucky for the return OF the nine prisoners In
the Pike County, Kentucky, jail and who stand
charged with having been implicated In the recent
Hatfield Mccoy vendetta. The case will be brought
in the United States district court now In session
at Louisville. Mr. Gibson left for Louisville this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07

THE MINERS STORY.
MASS MEErINa y under the .s,p;ces Of DIsTRIcT
AZ ~ 6k M SS x 4F IL the
E9ENiSa February 8 for i the ruEpose q ssins an
their side story the great strike st. now
gong e in The coal regions q Psnnsy1ysnia A.,
sss - sad
Senators George Blair and voorhees, and Represent
Of have BEEN
invited to bs present and number OF them have con-
AN Who sympathize with the workingmen Of Penn.
syvon1 in in ,ss ssr eF sqss with
be Prs;sn. y. y Y kkooSSGGSSnERa, koSGS Secretaries.
TWENTIETH HfsofsstsNH fsstE 81 STOCK.
vi III e hsa N 10 SIS sss 5S.n
sth i1ss Inst at 0cioes ,osa
the once Of secretary and treasurer islS St n
a s s1s,s 1sZs
way in most nopsishnE condition si1 per cent In
paid on deposits equainy payment Of six months OF
a 1F S1sn in
3 sSo A. PRESCOTT Secretary and ,I's I;ss;%sr
oersd n WsshinstOn. M M ah ds} a daripe p1'Sxs Sses
eGst ss:.os. VIZ. HoUaHrSiSi lSii : CO. g
49, sify. Do not put of learning it now at the
JOHN MILTON. COOKE D. LUOKErr.
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND.
LIFE ASSOCIATION.
Potter Building. Park Row, New York.
E. B. HARPER. President
World.
Reserve Fund. s1.375.OO0.OO. Assets 1000 0OO00
Over 81. .2cO. 90 Paid In Death Claims.
Furnishes Life Insurance at Half the Usual Cost.
Warrington Once. 035 F St NV
MILTON LUCKETT. Managers.
Good Agents wanted. E2-lm
wSRRs %HREtTkkFFS WkF ssS ST SIEAA SEE4
All work executed in the Sss. manner in from two
fs srss q ioes aSs &c
K~CoILAns,a &c. AND CUFFS. 4c. PER PAIR,
BUCKEYE STEAM LAUNDRY,
61S 9th 81.
,a3l-2w' Finest Work IN the city.
R~ HOME FIRE INSURANCE. CO,
es ps Ssssg s9
any local company. Minimum rates.
..' - 0 MEscorT & WILCOX.
1a3l-2w 1907 Pennsyivania ave. NV.
- GAS FIXTURES.
oaASpEIIER5 1EsSsHhb okHps kGHTs apfR E9fERT
Ifsi bkEfsiEEHs EkddBHs4s ssASHs. sBs4ss. X, ~, :.
1a3O Corcorsn Building.
DIR HIDDEN, CATARRH. THROAT, AND
~ Lung Specialist. ct Wilisrds, Mondays
tssaS R,s snd Fridays m Free Sc9sa
- THE cgMB.x coLTMHIA TITLE INSURANCE
|. having moved into is new 6rsproof building.
| Corner Of 5th and sts, NV.
Ss 2. s
ing abstracts and Of title preparing deeds
gage % and ,rsnsaer Il Il - ess.ss
K~S GAS FIXTURES.
NEW ssocK.
GAS FIXTURES
Q. g. sHEDD BRO.
h9 432 9th q. NV
Pianos W and Sx Orssns ss cs II fRaNz SATpEckER
CO. 52l zth St. manufacturer OF Musical l1stru-
spesisi inaSss%snis p ' s..S cnsso%..s Iss s.Ssi
q Masiesl Mershspdiss Sheet Muae stc. Better
hoass soSsh Ha 'sNis y Nss "i HO1S 2ssHsnsns snes
-. TAk ANNUAt AET AETTIM9 g, Or Z JTHyE ~
sdr S5 re s. b.ss q
for the election of nine DIRECTOR 70 .ers f% the sn
iss:s q 1855 sSGfiSss :s.s.s.s
his o1nos o III lssi 49, 4. nv. - TsSs1koss
|
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CncDxArl, Feb 7.-Senator sherman has tele-
Rraphed his acceptance OF the Invitation 20 re-
spond TO toast aS the "Lnc6ln Day" banquet OF
ary IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E<sRL G PAINTERs ATTENTION,
Friday fgsSS1a SInarT meeslns Of A 4 aIsS Of L. on n
f-3t' GEO. W. ZACHARY. M. W.
.W0MAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
SoERow GeSs1. sssaaf bnsSn
invited meet the iaes in debate on the merits
81 sns aass,on Afnii attendance Of members and
K~sT. JAMES CHURCH, sTH STREET. Be
sEe,S sSnaHIcsss X lie ksy f:sSsr Hall gus:Jss
s.'sd :1s so,as; s4i;ss am All persons
on HSksSIF SaksKE1P SohEfNa STH NIL issF
ss Sa1
R~S NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
ssRf tESpRRSiH y
February g. at S o'clock. Addresses by Rev THEoDonI
aeorxi.. Hon. NELSON DTSeiEr Of Maine. and Hon j
IL sshsSs SIs G1 New York Seats all free and TIE Bab
N AhsR saRERrzs ADVERTISEMENT
AND SAVE MONEY. f7-2t
hF FIVE rSSEGSsR GSaoMslA assoc1affoa S2StkhA
win be held at 615 7th stn.w. This EVENING at 7
stock 81 per share. on which an advance of $1,000
that sdops I q y
Ct mSnthly dues in seven years By
si3a seven years s9sf; add thereto Is per cent
= G. Ga e; DgNGANsoS: President.
fo-s. hPs ~ oaIkhN. a kksR fssssarsr!y SssTsssry
R~ Ex-TRUsTEE J: H. BROOKS WILL READ
- q paper ON our Educational Prosress, be-
Gh tSTa sae & Music b.
Mrs. Smith Misses Neville and Alexander Admission
~ NELSON DIVISION FAIR
Voting on the following articles closes at O'Clock
TaesdsyIf fsdy's Gold Watch, K. of P Charm. Coffee
,Wednesd.ys Boiler. Musical cabinetto Reclining
Chair: Boys Printing press PC Pin Legion Of Homer
Rs1s, ~ Pln' Set Biacksniths Ioois'
Fridsy-C. G. Crayon Portrait. Ladies, Crayon Por.
hemans Gold Watch E Red ans Pn sSs s en
600 Pane Mantle 0tissss
tant Jewel, K g: Eagle Uniform, X oi P Uniform.
please take notice and cast their votes in
time to win. f6-6t
49,. B. -wIMER, 1918 F sT.-REAL
above and fully prepared to serve his friends and ali
owners or buyers with promptness and to their in
R~ DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The copartnership heretofore existing between the
%SEE shI: SsS a.sseSsa By sEEsnSiy and mutual
S sSs Sy AZ %ha
all accounts due said hrm must be paid
Z. O. CUTTER.
Feb'y 2, 1888. j. b, WIMER
The Real Estate, Loan and Insurance business will be
continued by the undersigned at the same place, 1923
+ ST., under the name of E G. CUTTER h co.
Feb'y 2 1883. &c. CUTTER.
f2-6td&12t-eo
FARINACEOUs AND OTHER FOODS.
Mellin's Food, large, 55c.
Mellin's Food, small, Csc,
Nestleis Food, 4Oc.
Carnck's Food, l5c., Soc. and 75c
Murdock's Food, soc. and soc. -
Boviutne Food, Soc. and SOC
Leebeg's Beef Extract, 40c and 75c.
W. s. THOMPSON, Pharmacist.
1a16- 3m 7O3 18th st.
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PARIS, Feb. 7.-Gen. Bouianger attended the
Chatelet Theater last night. lie received an ova-
ton and was greeted with cries OF "vive Bou-
LANCER and "yive Russo" from the people, both
in the theater and the streets
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The Late Majof Otis r. G. Clarke.
FUNERAL SERVICES THIS AFTERNoON-RESoLUTIONs
AnnPrRn RY THE RREnRN SCHOOL TRrsrREs


ADOPTED BY TIE RRFoRN SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
The funeral Of Major o. p. G. Clarke took place
this afternoon from Ascension church. Burnside
Post, @. A. H., National Lodge OF MasOns, and
the Loyal Legion attended 10 q body. There was
present o large representation from the Pension
Ofiice. The services were conducted by Rev. Mr.
smith, the assistant rector OF Ascension parish
The remains were borne to the hearse upon the
conclusion OF the services and the funeral cortege
proceeded to the Congressional Cemetery. The
burial services Of the Masonic order and OF the
Grand Army were read at the grave, concluding
with the sounding OF "taps' BY the drum corps OF
the Loyal Legion. The pall-bearers were as fol-
lows: Dr. T. B. Hood and VIM. II. Webster, OF the
Loyal Legion; n. q. Ellis and M. c. Baxter, Of
National Lodge. T: A. A. NJ; j. Mason and ID. j.
Evans, OF Burnside Post, &. A. R.; Fred Mack
and F. q. Butterreid, OF the Pension Onice.
At meeting Of the board OF trustees OF the Re
form School held yesterday afternoon to take ac-
ton upon the death Of Major Otis p. @. Clarke
resolutions were adopted expressing appreciation
Of his spotless Integrity, OF his personal modesty
and rare ability, and OF his faithful and valuable
services In connection with the administration OF
the affairs OF the institution for many years The
sympathy OF the board was rendered TO his family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07

A LAUNDRY WAR SENDS PRICES DOWN TO A TWENTY
FOURTH or CENT APIECE FOR COLLARS AND CUPS
SPRINGFrKrD, Ill, Feb. There Is a i1erce war
raging between the laundries OF this city. They
are wasnlng collars and cuffs At the rate OF two
dozen for one cent and shirts for two cents each.
the Chinese laundries have refused to cut the
rats 50 far and declare they will quit rather than
work for nothing. II Is thought by some that the
nght Is o scheme 90 run the Celestials out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07

Nor SUBJECT TO PRIVATE enthusiastically Villas
has decided that lands within the indemnity
limits OF railroads restored to the public domain
by the order OF August ID 1887 are not subject to
private cash entry until second Offering has been
mod