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ADJUSTMENTS.
G. A. II. Bazaar AND Fam.
AT ALBAUGHs. FEBRUARY 90 TO MARCH9 9.

n y
FOR SELLING SEASON TICKETS.
To GENTLEMAN :clling Greatest No. Gold Watch. At
To Sot ID y hasess No. Ring
To .ss 4
To Isay sailing "a Sishest No. Chin. Te. Set "a.
To selling SSs s nehsss No. Ladies. ro.. Casa
TiCKET HOLDERS
cps sp sna aa a az
ARTICLES TO BE VOTED FOR
Cylinder Desk to most popular Attorney.
single HaInes, to most popular Butcher cat Knessis
GOla ws.ch . moot popular Department Messenger.
Bicycle e most popular youth under years
China Dinner Set to most popular Lady connected
Grand Army Suit te most popular Post Commander.
Grand Army Suit to most popular Past Post Com
Fishing Outfit to most popular Fisherman. tAt N. A
smoking Jacket to most popular Chief Of Div. Pen
Am.ssar fho.ogr.ph Outfit 70 reos,vins most
=
Lsdist srt to Lady receiving most votes
Doll and S.Srisso g YOUNG Girl receiving most votes
Gas Stove 70 Person rsceivins most votes.
BE- rsssyns votes
Gold Watch to Driver OF Ice Wagon reeeivtn9 most
votes. cat voight b Hass. 721 7th ST.
Diamond Ring to Young Lazy receiving most votes.
BARRIERS Chair to Barber receiving most votea Cat
Committee Room, ~ Penn sve.D
Infantry Ofcer's Conn lete Suit Ocer of District
Militia receiving 1t votes.
Headed Cane to Presidential candidate receiving
most votes Cat w. M Gait Bros & Co., Penn. ave)
watch and Chain to U: s. Senate Page receiving most
Watch and Chain for Pupil in High School receiving
most votes cat Ksrr's, $40 Penn ave.)
Piano to Young Lady receiving most votes. Cat =. G.
smiths. 1Y25 Penn: ave.l
Saratoga Trunk, Hack Hire, Two Round-Trip Tickets
to Atlantic City, aud Weeks Board ut Hotel to
couple married lees than two years receiving
most votes.
All persons who have made donations are requested
to have them ready for delivery Monday the goth
instant. Persons desiring to make donations
guested to forward them on and after Monday to W.
L. T. Armory, (Albaugh's Opera House)
Books for recording votes be had of Committee
at Headquarters. l422 Pa ave fl6.tomh0
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Cruelty 90 Animals.


A colored man, named Jno Brown, was before
the Police Court this morning charged with cruelty
to animals. Mr. Browning pleaded not guilty for
him. Agent Key testified that on con- paint made
TO him he went TO Knoxs Alley, In SGdth Washing
ton, some days ago. and found b If starved horse
tied 10 a door, He called In q We Jerinary surgeon,
and finding the animal could not get well he shot
IL. As he did so a large piece OF flesh dropped
from the animals body JAS smith, colored, testi-
ned that several months ago he bought horse
from the defendant, who Is employed about the
horse bazaar. Some days ago he took the horse
back but Brown refused TO accept it, and tied the
horse to the stable door. Witness told him to take
ft away, which he refused TO do. The horse re-
manned In the alley until sunday when Agent Key
killed IL. Other witnesses gave similar testimony.
The witnesses testified that the animal was not
fed during the four days 1t tied In the alley.
The defendant testified that he traded horses for
Smith, and gave him the animal charged which
he accepted and drove home He denied that he
took the horse to Smiths stable. The court i'm
posed a fine OF $40.
Frank L. Brown, driver Of a yeast cart, was
fined the same amount for working horse with
sore shoulders.
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4 SCIENTIFIC FACT.
the Only Baking Powder Free from Lime and Abso
lutely Pure.


q found
presence IS in
production
weight
powder
containing lime
in
quality
regardless EXPENSE
Ingredients
Baking
perfectly
n
baking powders for the State Board
Health government
hess
Brooklyn N Y, Department HEALTH
in o
powder
eavening
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He Struck for the Woods.

He STRUCK fOR the Woods
A NAN WHO TOOK SAN JONES' ADVICE LITERALLY
AND CANE OUT WELL
From the Atlanta Constitution.
Here Is q story that Sam Jones told in the First
Methodist pulpit last week. He said:
81 was making prohibition speech In Robert
son County, Tenn, last year, and noticed on the
right OF the platform a bleared bloated fellow
who was about three parts drunk-each part
third. As talked he would screw his fist into his
eyes and wipe away the tears After the speaking
went TO friends house perfectly exhausted and
lay down. The lady OF the house called at the
dopr In a few minutes that man wanted to see
".Tell him I am tired l said, and please excuse
me-
"'That is all right she said, anyhow, because
he is a drunken, ragged, vagabOnd.'
said: III he SHAT sort OF fellow let him in.
used TO belong 70 that gang myself, and never
he was the drunken fellow who had listened to me
speak.
Drink has made me a wreck. A short time ago
had a happy home and household. few weeks
q blood Of her sSs s'e GSp
boys are at the Orphans Home in Nashville. One
OF them Is little blind fellow. My two girls are
black cap out OF his pocket, this is the last thing
that is left TO remind me that ever had house.
hold 1t is my little blind boys cap. Now, do
not want any money from you, but lust got an
idea from the way you talked that maybe you had
some sympathy for me. II you have, pray for me.
GoOd-by.' And he started on.
Hold on here said !, and called up Mr.. Tay-
LOT, my secretary, and said: Frank, go up town
with this man and wash him all over with soap,
and put new suit OF clothes ON him from head 10
loot and bring him back. In an hour or two he
came back, and did not know him. / had TO be
introduced TO him over. / took out 81 and handed
1t TO him and said: Railroad fare In this state is
8 cents mile-here Is 81. Now, you get on a train
and ride 33 miles, no matter In what direction, and
get the conductor to- put you on In the woods when
your 81 miles 10 out, and then you strike out
through the woods for new life'
"The fellow did exactly as told him. got O
letter from him The other day. and he said that he
got into the woods and struck for new life. He
got school, sent for his children, rented him q
home and doing we'll
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Alexandria Affair.

FARMERS CoSvENTIoS.-SOIne hundred people
gathered at PANS Hail on King street yesterday
at the session OF the farmers convention OF Mort h.
ern, Va, which closed It's session last evening o.
L. Hfne presided and among the agrl,ulturalists
In attendance were DIR. Loring ex-COmmissioner OF
Agriculture, and Col. Robert Beverly, president OF
the virginia State Agricultural Society. Leading
agrtculturalists OF this section discussed alesions
OF interest, and the following officers were chosen
o. T. H1ne, president; w. W. Pearson and Isaiah
Brady, vice-presidents: w. Giliingham and T. W.
walker, secretaries and James W. Roberts, treas
urer
NoTKs.-An business here to-day has been the
celebration OF the I'D OF February.-The Corpo-
ration Court has closed It's February term A mo-
ton TO sell the attached property OF the Norton
Shipbuiiding GO. has been held over under advise
ment- The sale OF the BagOt property was con-
nrmed, and the Lambdin divorce suit dismissed
The Arlington distillery, on the edge Of this
city. Is 70 be reopened by the Mahoney Distilling
Ca negro Lad who had stolen ffty cents was
whipped by his mother at the station-house Mon
day afternoon, and then discharged
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Sad Death Of q SchOOlbOy.
HEART DISEASE AND MENINGITIS, THE DOCTOR 81
WE'RE CAusRD ny A RRATINa

WE'RE CAUSED BY BEATING.
The New York Sun, to-day, says: Charles Pow.
ers, the ffteen-year old boy who 1t is alleged was
crazed by beating given by his teacher, Miss
Moore, In public school 49, in MauJer street. WILL
isnsourg died last evening at his home, 191 Lori
mT street. The beating, it is said, was inflicted
year ago last December. The boys parents say
that ever since that time he was Ill, and at times
irrational month ago he became delirious, and
agony, shouting: 'Oh don't let her hit mel" Miss
Moore denies That she punished the boy but says
that the beating was inflicted by Miss Higbie the
principal OF the school, Eight months ago Miss
Higble went away, and her Whereabouts is not
known. Yesterday afternoon brother Of the boy
obtained warrant for Miss MOOre'S arrest
Coroner Lindsay has ordered an autopsy. Mrs
Powers, the boys mother, says that the teacher
when beating him, struck him on the temple with
the back OF her hand, and that the ring she wore
made q wound. DR.. Newman says the direct cause
OF the boys death was heart trouble and menin-
gifts produced by q shock
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
CAPITAL PRIZE S30oO0Q
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
INCORPORATED by the Legislature in 1865 for Educe
uoal and Charitable purposes and its franchise made
part Of the State Constitution. In 1879 by
overwhelming popular vote
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly, and the Grand Quarterly Drawings regularly
every three months March June, September and De-
cembers
We do hereby certfV that nc s1DeTrise the arrange
nentsJ for all thu Monthly aud Quarterly Drariags Of
The Louisiana state Lottsg CorhJdnV.as.d tn
manage and control the Drart,0S henssiues. and that
the conducted nth honesty fdiy1iess ana
good Jaih toudrd all parties aud a,orze he Com
pdnp 20 this certificate. cifh fdc-sincs Of SIG
natures attached, IN ats Advertisements"
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Amusoments Tonight
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ALpAUaHa-Dixey In "AdoniS-
CONGREGATIONAL CHuRcH--Stoddard Lectures.
UNrvKRsALIsr Observation-Disclosures Concert.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
WILLARD HALL--Prot Carpenter.
kERNAS'A-var1ety.
MANASSAS PANoRAxA-Day and evening.
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)x BLoop, GopLrs Bus,

Ok BLoop. GoBLrs BLus
TERRA GOTTA AND TAN,
The New SprinS Shades in LADIES' Broadcloth.
Pure Wool. one yard and half wide.
Worth u: Reduced to S71Sc.
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, &C.
Bargains in INDIA LINEN. 8, 10. 12bc
FRENCH SATTEENS. finest quality, Csc.
AMERICAN SArTEENS. French stylea. l2}<c.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. real cost.
COLOkED SILK vELVETS. worth q; only Co.,
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET,
cheap st tl5O; only 75c.
CARRIERS.
III MARKET SPACE NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cash Customers who buy % or over viii receive ONE
OF the following presents; One Pair Of Handsome
Dsmsak Towels. worth q; One Pair Of silk EN-
broidered Corsets. worth 75c.; or Halt Dosen Fns
Gapkiis worth 75c.
S9gBiE WHITE BLANKErs.s ishtly soilsd. sls7.
aAS6soME CLOTH PLAIps pure wool. one yard
md shall wide worth u; only SOC
Elegant Drsss 0oods-FkENCH SERGE pure wool,
vide double width. Ill color; wooasrsui bsxUain.
Tkioo CLOTH DRESS GOODS pure wool. wids
Cab Cussonsrs Who buy $40 or over win receive
q Tie foilostne prseI 81; LAsye stse Hsnde2me
Is6ls Ds@s:l EcrA 5iss: o. 6as DSssn Sias Nap.
Doas al . II for the Valuable pssssas 70
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Affairs In West WashimRtou.

THE PROPOSED FREE BRIDGE CELEBRATION
Handbis are being widely circulated calling the
attention OF residents OF this place to the fact of
the near completion OF the free bridge and inytt-
Ing them 10 attend a meeting to be held to-mor-
row evening at Cooperative Building Association
hall In order 70 perfect arrangements as TO
proper celebration OF the event.
NoTEs.-Dr. w. Bowie Tyler, who has been Ill
for some time past, left this morning for Aiken s.
G., where ne VIII remain for several weeks.-The
paving between the car tracks on street. near
sd street, Is In a dapidated conditiOn.-IIeut.
kedway Of the police Is still confined to his resi-
dencc on account Of illness
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CITY ITEMS.

Do You Want q Ha>sOck for 23 centsl
We shall have a special sale on Thursday, 23d, at
The FAIR, S12 7th street northwest,
For One Day Only,
And will sell good Carpet HassOckS for PC.
better one for DC. Coat Stretchers, &c.
Brass Hook Coat Racks, &c. 7-pin Hat Rack, &c.
Br0ilerS, &c. Flour Dredge Box, SC.
Chflds A Plates &c. Decorated Mugs, &c.
Vegetable Strainers, &c.
Peeling Knives, &c. Good Basting Spoons sc.
French China Decorated Cream Pitchers. &c.
Dust Pan and Brush, 16c. Muffin Pans, &c.
Complete Candle Lantern, 19c. These lanterns
are as good for stable outdoors as 75c. lantern.
Tw0-Str1ng BrOOmS, &c. Potato Sicers, &c.
Chopping knives, &C. Machine OH, &C.
Indian Glue &C., as good as any glue made.
You can get no better glue II you pay 10c. or 15c.
Half dozen Tea or Table Spoons, &c.
Red Border Cocoa Mats for &c.
The FAIR, 812 TIN St. NV.
THE FAIR, 81 and S13 9Th st. NV. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22

An INSPECTION OF our advance styles In spring
hats will convince you that our styles are hand
somer aud our prices lower than ever before.
FRANCS, One-prfce Halter
Corner 9TH and n
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FoR washington dressed beef go 20 Jno. n. Kelly,
stalls CPS go and go Center Market, and 2O6 and
2Cs Northern Liberty. Corn beef a speciality.
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whipped by a Woman.
Mss DINBN FURNISHES CHARLES GRIBBEN FOR
MANIFESTATION OF ADMIRATION.

MISS DINEN FURNISHES CHARLES GRIBBEN FOR HIS
MANIFESTATION OF ADMIRATION.
Philadelphia Press special from Louisville,
February n, says: A. Lexington last night, Miss
Mary Dinen gave Charles c. Gribben a severe
horsewhipping. She says that Gribben has been
In The habit OF following her at night Last night
she.got on Main-street car, and as she did so saw
GnbDen standing on the sidewalk watching her.
When the car started he followed in brisk walk.
She rode on 10 Woodland instead OF going calling as
she inIended. She saw GriDben continue TO follow
her and she came back toward her nome, getting
on the car ~ the corner Of Cox street. She saw
Gr1bben coming and asked Carl COyle the car
driver 70 loan her his broom; that she intended to
hit a fellow. The driver said he was afraid she
would break II, but ne let her have his whip.
BY this time her shadow" came up, and CATCH
ing him by the collar she pounded him over the
head with the butt end Of the whip, striking him
probably twenty times When ne tore loose from
the inrurfatrd girl and ran on. She says II he
ever follows her again she will blow his brains out
Gr1bDen Is well known In sporting circles having
written much turf matter over the signature OF
ICON Crogan." lie Is O married man about thirty
years old,
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RICE, Photographer, will make sittings all day
tomorrow TO accommodate those wishing to take
advantage OF the holiday. studio 1217-l9-2o Pa.
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22

wAsHISerox, d. c., Feb. 20, 1sss-Every holder
Of a Potomac Boat Club Fair Ticket within six
months from date will be entitled TO ID per cent
discount on all orders for photographs and por-
traits at Rice's studio, 1217-la25 Pennsylvania
avenue. Mr.. Rice's reputation Is suflc1ent guar
antee that holders OF tickets viii secure nrst-class
photos and portraits at big discount, In addition
10 an equal chance Of securing $4,000 house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


For the District OF Columbia, Maryland. and Viz
GINA slightly warmer, fair weather, light east
erfy wfnos becoming variable.
NEW SERIKs or LEssoSs-The large attend
ance AZ the present classes and the numerous
applications daily for admission into the course
now too advanced for beginners necessitates Dr.
Haupt 20 organize a new course OF lessons. Inc
hours OF this course will b. $50. 2:15, and 6:15.
AL desiring TO take the Haupt-aueiler nve weeks
course OF most practical German, enaDlng them
20 speak read and write In German In an incredi-
bly, short time 10 those unacquilnted with
Haupu's unexceiled method, should enter their
names to-day as those having registered for this
course wish 70 begin the lessons to-morrow. AT
the above hours to-day the opportunity 10 enter
names will be extended all those who desire 10
take this the LAST series OF lessons that will be
given by Prof Haupt In this city TIL 1890 Ladies'
and gentlemen are cordially invited 20 the free
lectures at these hours tomorrow, when others
may register for this ininitL bic course OF lessons
that 10 900 have taken In the principal cities
Of this teachtr, whose success In imparting a
knowledge OF German In O short course VI lessons
IS almost phenomenal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22

IRISH wn.-How shall we dispose OF the dead?
asks a recent writer. BY keeping them alive was
an Irishman's grotesque reply. Provided the In
dividuals In question are afflicted with any form
of Nerve OF Brain disease, Exhaustion, Hysteria,
Neuralgia, or the ike, scotch oats Essence Is the
best anti raveya ard remedy known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22

New Course of lessons for gaining prac-
teal knowledge OF German speaking, etc, by
PrOfS. Haupt Miller, begins tomorrow at Mas mic
Temple. Hours begin at9:3O, gals, and 6:15. This
Is the last course In this city till 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22
Chinese Official Discipline,


The director general In China suggested that the
officers In the Yellow River works who showed re-
missness in not taking precautionary measures to
prevent the recent hoods be degraded, but this
was deemed too Light punishment, and they were
ordered TO be exposed in the cangue along the
river banks. The suDprefect and mayor OF shang-
an, the assistant department magistrate OF Cheng-
Chou and the lieutenant and second sergeant Of
the station below Cheng- Chou were thus punished
The cangue, or wooden collar which these un-
fortunate OfcialS are condemned to wear is large
heavy square OF wood, opening so as TO allow the
prisoners neck TO enter From the time IL is put
on IL Is not removed Till the term OF the sentence
has expired-a time varying from a fortnight to
three months. During the whole time the prisoner
Cannot lie down or rest with any comfort, and
during the day Is placed in conspicuous place.
with bis name and OnenSe written IN large charac-
tiers on the great wooden collar that all passers BY
may read The compassionate people occasionally
his head with his hand; but the gamins tickle him
with straws and otherwise annoy him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22

HuYLKR's Cocoa for breakfast and supper
Vanilla and family chocolate; pure, healthful.
sold by grocers Wholesale depot Jas L. Barbour
A SOD
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CoLBURS's PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
The king OF condiments The finest made. For
Ia nv
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''ROyal GIue'' mends China, Glasswood, q
ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EVERY EVENING ATS
SATURDAY MhxHr1NEE Ars.
Americas Fsvorite Comedian.
MR.. HENRY E. DIXEY,
Supported by the Efficient Organization,
RICE DIXEY's BURLESQUE CO.,
In the Most Fascinating BurlesQue
ADONIs,
ShA0fifs stf S2sBs scahhSic EFFECTS.
Al played by Mr.. DfxEY over 1.56o times in this
Evening Prices: u 80, si.oe; ssc.., SOC and a5c
Nsss sefi and s' es
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
BEeINS1Sa ! M g FEBRUARY 81.
The sale Of seats for the Bostonans viii open at the
TH6EsDAY M9RNISai FEBRUARY "a
Iassdsy and Frid,y .: ..: M :Y MlaNSS
Mad sssuld.y
To-SlaHNNE w NATIONAL rHEArER.r TONIGHT
St SrEsH LoHESaR1S. S4 SPEna.
NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY
Chas. z. Locke. General Manager
TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT,
LoHENaR Rim.
In the Cast: Bertha Person Clara Poole, Nessrs Nc
1uckin. stoddard, vetta. and Merton.
THURSDAY. NERO.
FRIDAY. QUEEN OF sHEBA
SATURDAY MATINEE, FAUST.
SATURDAY NIGHT. TANNHAUsER.
II Seats now ON sale at Box Once. National Thsatsr
1t LOUIS JAMES AND MARIE WAINWRIGHT
GRAND sHAkf FaRT6aiHE. PAGEANT AND
AT ALBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MARCH Z. g. and 9.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of the National
%f FsE HSsPss BEFORE THE
s..n.. ,SSoET Of QUEEN ELizA IA : = ~ 80
Msr9s wives Of
Fss a. @ e s$,n
'srs Tale s:'.n Hem #, y" and
DANCING AT IL O'CLOCK
sSs sSs i Prices
sSEoI FSEE E4 sErHpis saESs1slkMs0 's
CHEAP RATES SOUTHERN ROUTE
Address E. HAwLEY. General Agent southern
Pacific Co.. $50 broadway, NY f22.wl0w
HERR MAX ALvARY'
THE EMINENT GERMAN TENOR
Late of the Metropolitan Opera House. New York.
In Concert with the
RICHARD WAGNER SOCIETY,
MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS FEB.
RUARY "a AND 20.
UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH.
Cor Of L and 18th Sta
Admission q. including reserved seat. Box sheet
opsn 1t the piano rooms Of VIM. Knabe 3 Co. SIT
Market spaos. on and altar Thursday morning, the
2Sd instant f2I.2t
Hams BIyou THEATKR
| WEEK OF FEBRUARY 20
2-PERFORMANCEs DAHY-2
TIE KIMBALL MUSICAL COMEDY Co
pssssntng ths Funniest Of All Musical Oomedisa
HAN'ZELLEi
Arranged and adapted by Niss Jennie Ximhali
Popular Prices VIII prevail e2O
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The eastern terraces OF the White House gr0un' 8
near the fountain opposite the Treasury, are bri-
liant with numbers OF crocuses that had sprung
into blossom after the rain on Monday night.
-Dr." Lorfno, q well-known eccentric character
OF New York, who died In that city yesterday, for
merry taught languages In this city.
Articles OF Incorporation Of the American Phar-
maceutical Association were filed In the recorders
ONCE yesterday. The object OF the association 5
10 regulate and elevate the drug business.
Thomas wilkins, the colored man, who struck
VIM Crawford, the driver OF a car on the Column
bia Railroad, with a Ratchet some days ago, has
been released on $500 bail-Mr. L. H. Thomas be-
coming his surety.
Tine police have received 8, from II. t. Carpenter
for the beneft o, the poor.
The concert for the 12th-street M. E. church,
given at McCauleys Hall recently, will be repeated
this evening.
dead colored male infant was found yesterday
In Blagdens alley, between 9th and 10th and NJ
ana streets.
The pupils at the Mott school, at 9Th and Trum-
bull Streets last evening, gave public exhibition.
The exercises were participated In by the pupils of
the eight grades
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