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Amsusennenls To.n.ghf.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In ''Shane-na-Lawn."
NATI0SAL-kellar. the Magician.
HARRIs.-Edwin Arden in "Fagle's Nest"
PANORAMA BTILpTSG.-Battle OF shiloh"
kEYSANR-yarfpty
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THE BaEIEs CRY FOR IT. and the old folks laugh
when they md that the pleasant California liquid
fruit remedy, syrup OF Figs, Is more easily taken
and more beneficial In its action than bitter,
nauseous medicines. II strengthens the liver
kidneys. stomach and bowels, while it rouses them
10 a healthy activity.
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Wr1sua.s CoooA-rnrrA.

Easily dixssted: Of the nnest favor hearty bsy-
sssss for strong appetite; dslicess drnk rs q
pns1ss.lsd z HSasy e unR.s.ssps sfsst .ascs,
6 nv; q VI. Burchel. 1875 Fn.v. 6pdenul 8 o.
7sh end = n;v.;G Mitnss. 1915 = svs.; =. z
3th nd g n.xi rssa lSlS rss Nv: = e. Z
g C!s,sl; Vim; = 1x0vn; =. 9 r Moses. and q. v.
~ r. =. Wa1sGs = SoSs. x.sps,esu.,..
d3l-D.Wn philsla6lphiA h.
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ASTI-PovERrY-we are helping the grand cause
by selling a fine fu- Derby In Brown, Black, Pearl
and Nutria. at sl.4s. Franc, one-Prce Halter,
corner 7rl and ID.
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THE EMPERoK's THANKS TO DR.. MACKENZIE
Much comment has been raised In Europe over the
words used by Emperor Frederick when he deco
rated DR.. Mackenzie. His expression, "In remem-
brance OF my accession to the throne" may mean
that he was grateful TO the English doctor either
for saving his life or because he prevented the de-
c1siOn being made that his disease was 1ncurable
and thus prevented regency. The emperor was
to have taken ride yesterday, but postponed 1t
on account OF q cold wind. The Vienna Nteu Erefe
Pesse revives the report that Prince Bismarck, In
opposing the marriage OF the Princess Victoria
and Prince Alexander, has acted in behalf OF the
Crown Prince William, who Is the chief opponent
OF the match.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE s15o,ooa

"We do hereby certify that supervise the drrdn0e-
ments for all the Monthly aud Quarterly Dratcn0s Of
The Louisdna State Lottery Company, and in persos.
manage aud control the DTd,cs0s theDiseres and that
TIE same are CONDUCTED rith honesty. airness, and in
good Faith tocGrd all parties, and duthUrize he Com
Ddny to this certificate, ith fdcstaites Of sig
natures attached. ats ddrertise yaenks"
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WoRcH's DRY AR SYSTEM, the Only sure metnod
OF exterminating moths. Furniture and goods Oh
every description renovated All furniture pur-
chased from Us will he kept free from moths for
w, b. Moses son, 18th and F.
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UNTIL MAY LIST we will make a discount OF per
cent ali sales OF $50 over for cash or before
delivery. W. b. MOSES & SON.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Ip1srofions for the 81 hours commencing az D. m.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland. ana
Virginia colder fair weather. fresh TO brisk nortn-
westerly winds becoming light 10 fresh.
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Fer spring lamb go 10 Jno. r. Kelly, stalls 62s,
Goo and $50 Center Market, and 2O6 and 2OS North
ern LIBERTY. Corn beef a speciality.
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NINE. J. p PALMER lei to-day for New York for
her second spring importation
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The NJ. r. Conference Adjourns.

The NJ. II. Conference AdjOufns.
APPOINTMENTS TO CHURCHES IN THIS CITY AND
VICINITY.
The Maryland conference OF the Methodist Pro-
testant Church, In session at Baltimore adjourned
yesterday TO meet next year in Lynchburg, Va.
Among the appointments were the following: j.
w. Trout, North Carolina Avenue, and s. K Muir
ray, Central, WashiagtOn; l. W. Bates, West
Washington; G. q. Bacchus, LAUREL Nd: A. d.
Dick, Quantlco, Va: Luther K. Dyatt, Alexandria;
J. T. Nicholson, First church; +. l. Benson, Mt.
Tabor
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CITY ITEMS.
Baby Carriages!
Baby Carriages!


The FAIR. S12 9TH st. NV, calls attention to
the elegant line and large assortment OF Baby Car
riages which they now have in stock.
For $7.9S-Neat Rattan Carriage, with Para
SOL nicely upholstered, steel springs, and strong
gear.
For S9.25-A new shape Carriage, upholster d
In English Reps, equal to carriages sold elsewhere
at $12.
ForS11.eS-Our special Carriage. upholstered in
Plush, Satin ParaSOl, Nickeled Springs
For 81. asa fine carriage, upholstered in the
new shades. SILK Plush. handsomely finished.
For $15.4S-A polished Rattan Carriage, Silk
Plush Upholstering, has Bicycle wheel, Nickel
plated Springs.
For 69s-A very stylish Carriage, upholstered
IN Brocaded Satin, ParaSOl to match, Plush Roll,
elegant Workmanship; gem.
Also an elegant line OF selected Carriages rang
Ing in price to $35.
Our facilities In the line OF Baby Carriages are
such that we feel confident that we can offer as
great inducements In this line as any house
In the United states
We respectfully ask an inspection and compari-
THE FAIR, s12 9TH st. NV. l
California Tickets, J. f. Minor, B. O.
Depot. oft
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AFTER COMPARISON OF our SO mems sack ana
frock suits no will question II sell at manu-
facturers prices EIsEMAN Bros.
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SIZE HANGED HERSELF TO A BEp-PosT.-Mrs Lucv
Marley, daughter OF the late ID. j. Markey a citi.
zen OF Frederick, Nd, OF wealth and prominence
connected In relationship with many or the lead
ing families OF the state, committed sutclne last
night at the residence OF her sister, Mrs d. C.
Winnebrenner, on Record street. Frederick
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

INOR sALE-A FEW MORE OF THOSE VERY DE.
sirable and cheap Lots Corcoran ST. bet 9Th St
and New Hampshire in the ediAte vicinity Of
the extensive improvements low being made ON that
street. Lots 81 by 81 y. to 4 off siley
apll.3t X Il. 4. LEIPOLD. 1881 Est NV.
L'oR SALE-SPEc1AL BARGAINs-A FRONTAGE
I Of Is feet on Boundary. at junction Of Vermont
ave, 43 cts. of 635s st. Signal
Once 40 cts- aud one of 81 feet NJ 9TH
NV. 81. 10. r. H. L. LEiPoLD, 1881 st. NV.
apll-3t
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CREW -Rosenreld's Gem Tobacco.

BABY CARRIAGEs, Straw Mattings Wire Window
Screens; orders for uphOlstering or cabinet work
promptly attended 10. Furniture packed for ship
ment. W. b. Moses Son, 18th and f.
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>oR RENT-BY R O. HoLTzMAM

X. .,::-: 5 ss?sss z 1s5 "a +
81 issl 4 nv iai riersns i TSans y sun
~ Isl nv. isr.....eS ss.oT.. 1:..sd o. steam am
Isl ka or - from $50 20 s siSo e. .sa,,
2ox5 tst NV Ior.....5 50 81 b. Sd moor. mon,
1 ,s9Y 8 NV iilr:~.sS leSP st. acer....t
1908 Marion % Az III, rs 81, "a "a door
1921 81 ne: i.e Ia ave- We non 10 70 %
s Sis 5,S i. ss Sw sSi .a 81 =. sd door =
ssS S s, g !; ssS a :ys; q sooT'..so
~ 4, ]. "a: Cs. 80 Marnihoent s,or. sun
fssSn K nsST isS s sGl \. !.
For hss 81 Inrn,sss3 houses call for or send % oca
ropsry placed win me ior rem, OF ssiS Is iiesray
'a aSs srfs z 8 &c E IN
+ i5SS L.s ior.....s5ol lssss ,e,h $. 81. az 50
.ps.,n. Apply to dRrkS & cc i.Si =
EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHEp
sssss iS SSs i SsS :: .s sos
II Ixfayette So. $50 .oth ST.. near .. Tor o5
ISIS Nst nv LIZ. rs l:3i 10Th at. 81. so
lis fosh stnx i5r iiS 1870 s.; sw.. WI iir s 40
5ss ss II TT: 5SS I'LL "A { = 20
is9t Sa az. iss - io az K ave
5:04 Conn ave, llrl I? Id lst st s.w. 9 30
ST. laiS st NV q $50 LET St St s sw er
4l9 st NV. lzr....so SUI :lsi st NV, i4rs.--
ssSs IAN edSs 80 Isl :. St st T s& g. ::: Is Is
our nns only sEo 81 II ao
mh24 1924 II 81 NV
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WB. MOSES SON are sole agents for Chase's
Gold Blast Refrigerator, Pierces Relrigerators,
kedZies and the Pas.eur Water Filters
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Given Away
A Patent Trunk strap with every trunk pur-
chased OF JAS s ToPHAM
60 1921 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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Alexamaria Affair.".

Reported fo- TIE EVENING STAR:
dent Sweeney presiding in the council and Mr. w.
II. Maroury pro tens IN the aldermen Only TWO
o. IS II e:
Of council from the fourth ward, after his former
election had been declared void. In the aldermen
accepted large number OF applications for
street Improvements came In, and an ordinance
was sdoPssd for Gnr1stInes and cutters on Queen
nance passed also anthorz ng the United Oil CON-
pany to locate its warehouse at any point west OF
the aldermen unanimously, but in the council the
vote stood: Yeas-Messrs. Snowden, Fisher
Gronau, whiting. Sor6ett: waddey, Bayne; Ger
Aitcnison C. moore, Hinkey, strider and Sweeney-6
Campbeli& CO. was authorized to run railroad
mil on wilkes ana Royal streets. An order was
made for the removal OF nuisances from the lots
near Princess and Royal steeets. 4 committee
was appointed TO engage Representative Lee to
urge Congress TO clean out the ferry channelop-
posise this city and communicating with the
poor, chaln-gang, ami nquests having been re-
ported 81 900 was given for county, $500
for poor $50 ior chain gang and $50 ior inQuests
The boards Will meet again on the 4th Tuesday Of
April.
JoINr CoNvrSTIoN.-The city boards met in joint
as follows: south district-w. II. Breen, w. p.
Graves and Alex. II. Lyles. Middle district. +.
heiser, " Bud NSSnt and ! w. summers North
Pan. H. W. Newly was chosen city surveyor,
and ]. X. Cation and j. j. Jameson additional
trustees OF the Alexandria infirmary.
TIE NEW on HOrsE.-It has been determined
to locate the new oil house OF the United Co.
on Fayette street, at its intersection with Queen
street. not far from the lot occupied by powder
house previous to 1903, and on the track OF the
Washington and Alexandria Railroad, nearly
house Will be Of brl0k with an iron roof, ana will
be used 10 draw Oil from the tanks into barrels as
the need occurs The Oil will be brought in tank
cars. In this way 1t Is SAID that instead OF some
thousands or barrels OF Oil now In warehouses
about town all OIL may hereafter be kept in one
place.
NOTES.-The April term OF the Corporation Court
was opened here this morning by Judge Clark, Of
winchester, and number Of applications for L.
Quor licenses were fled.-The finance committee
has now before IT an application for another sub
sidy of $500 TO repair the Maryland ferry-bOat,
Virgfnia.--The Columbia and the Relief Firemen
left here this morning for the Georgetown celebra-
tion.-The city school board will meet tomorrow
evening 70 act upon the project for a new school,
house. Workmen are now engaged on the new
cannery and on the new bark mill, and both will
soon be in operation.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-B oARpERs ron THE sUMnE1
w months or pernansnt; p.eas4nt locst1os. 49,
able rOonH Aadrs.s Ma J. l. C6kl0kILt. tox -
ChahArlessowu. ". We sD1o-p
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A Few BARGAINS.

While We never before had such q run on FINE
SHOES did during the last days proof that
our styles and prices right do not wish you to
lose sight Of low priced speciates In so doing
remember: That our low priced Shoes made UP In
the same popular styles finer goods; that we
have not q shoe in either of houses that has
anything but Solid Sole Leather in the Heels or Bot
toms; not Shoe that cannot warrant as to work
manship and durability.
BARGAIN 1-Ladies' s19s Genuine Curacao or
Dongola Kid Button. any shape toe or heel. A to E
width.
BARGAIN 2-Ladies Sl.4S Dongola Kid or Foxed
Button, Opera or Common-Sense Last. plain toe or
patent tip.
BARGAIN 3-Ladiss' s1.23 Perfect. Fitting Pebble
and Glove Top Real Kid-Foxed Button. worked holes
and guaranteed solid
BARGAIN 4-Ladies Use. Hand Turned Kid Ok
ford Ties. plain or patent tip.
BARGAIN 5-Gents s2 Seamless vamp, Calf But.
ton. Laced and Caters, low or high cut. broad or
narrow toes.
BARGAIN 6-Gents' 81 so Genuine Calf Button
Laced and Congress, oak tanned soles: . Shoe that
cannot be produced for our selling price.
BARGAIN Tour Gents Strictly Solid 81 % Buff
Leather Laced and GaitersA
BARGAIN s-arisses IL to os 75c.. School Button,
equal in wear to Best so Shoe.
BARGAIN 9-Childs to 81 Genuine Kid Soc
Spring Heel Button. worked holes and solid.
BARGAIN 1O-Our Boys and Youths 0sc Famous
wear'Resisting Button and Laced
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S3 Per Gallon. Csc. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Wh1skey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. MCGEE's 9th near st. was
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IL Lots. NJ ST. n w., ~ Soc. per So It
. Lots. Stueben ST. NV. AT lsc- per So TT
i 10 Lots. NRllacb ST. u. W. st lSc per 81. r..
Lots, tn 81. road. near Irwin ST n W, 33c
Lot, til st. road near Boundary. at Soc
Lot, 9Th So. n e.. bet L and II It 4Oc
Several small Country places. near Brghtwood, C.
All must be sold 20 settle up the affairs of company
apll-6t' Applyto H j. DAILY, G3l st N W
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OCR CHIIDRKSs $50 AND 81 SUTrS verify our
claim OF selling at wholesale prices.
ElSEMAN BROS.
Manufacturers, cor 1th and E
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winnebrenner. on Record street, Frederick.
---->O~-----
CHARGED WITH HUGGING AND KIsslNG.-GeorQp
ONeal, young man nineteen years Old, residing
few miles south OF Middletown, Frederick County.
Nd, was taken before Justice Ezra Minnick, OF
That place. a lew days ago to answer q charge
made by Mrs. Lewis Young OF hugging and kissing
her daughter, Miss Grace Young, aged about six
teen years The affair occurred on Easter Monday
In Frederick. Miss Young was making some pur-
chaSeS In O grocery store, when O'Nedl who. IL Is
said had been drinking, entered the store and ap-
preaching the young lady began hugging and kiss
o'Neal in the sum Of 800 Tor his appearance at
court. ONeal, who Is not In the habit OF indulg-
Ing In 1ntoxicants, bears an excellent cha acter
and Is mIcn mortified over the occurrence. The
mother OF Miss Young Is indignant, and says she Is
determined TO push the case 10 the end
MARRIAGE or GEN. BOOTHS DAUGHTER - The
members Of the Salvation Army assembled In Con.
greSs Hail. London, yesterday, TO witness the mar
rage or Gen. Booths second daughter Emlna TO
Mr. Tucker an ex-oficer in the Indian civil service
The groom Is ny birth Eurasian and is known
to SalvdttOnists as "Fdkeer Tucker" Seven thou
sand persons were present at the ceremony. The
hail was decorated with floral arches, palms and
playing tomroms, and the Salvation Army orches,
ira furnished the music. Hindoo convert who
now holds the position OF major In the Salvation
Army, made a speech. He boosted OF the fact mat
short time ago he was captain Of band OF fifty
Dac0its. but that now he only captured souls Tor
Christ. Gen. and Mrs Booth and Mr.. Tucker and
bis bride also made speeches. After tn cere-
monies banquet was given. The festivities Will
continue for TWO days. They have attracted
large number Of the aristocracy and tickets OF ad.
mission are selling freely at hlgn prices.
AT New Brunswick. n. j., the results OF the
Charter election yesterday places the council as it
stood last year-republicans, Z; democrats, s.
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WALL PAPERS, window shades, decorations &C.
RICHARD HENDERSON, 9e3 sc. NV.
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cOhuucteQ hO2leSfE,
pany to this certfcae, ruth Jac-siaies If sig
natures attached. in ats advertisements"
z zzzA7s*e7
~ <F<<
Commissioners.
e re aa a rs Ell DsS s
may be Dresented at our counters
BIN sihkH MHALMsLEY Pres Louisisna National Bank
CARL KOHN. Pres Union NstiOnsI Bank. ~
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
turs Tor and Charitable SuTpeses1with
s;ys, e S6sh Of
ss! p Is ssS State
people of any State.
IL ueOeT Sc0teS or p0StpOne6.
Ita Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly and the Grand Quarterly Drawings regularly
cemberl. :
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FORTUNE.
FIFTH GRAND DRAWING. CLASS E.
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY, MAY g. 1855.
216TH MONTHLY DRAWING.
CAPITAL PRIZE. sl5O,O0O.
az Notice-Tickets are Ten Dollars only. Halves.
IS; Fifths. 81; Tenths. 81.
LIST OF PRIZES
1cApITAAL P PRTzE 0F sl59.9oo. ..sl5o9oo
ssANP F F Of 3 SSSSSS: S $3.50
= LAkGE PRIZES OF 10000. 10000
sS$ fEizE; SS 1884,: s$$$$
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes Of $500; $50 600
2.l79 Prizes, amounting 600
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
to the ONCE OF the Company IN New Orleans, .
das PofE Sofg
or New York Exchange in Ordinary letter. Currency
BY Express Cat our expcnse) addressed
NJ DA NysaI
Address Registered Lettersto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. La
REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early who in charge Of the drawings Is
aguarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity that
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REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure.
gard and Early who in charge Of the drawings Is
aguarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity that
chances all equal, and that can possibly
divine what number will draw prize.
REMEMBER that the payment OF all prizes Is
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKsof New
Oreans and the tickets sgned BY the President Of
an Institution whose chartered rights recognized
in the highest Courts therefore, beware Of any iita
tions anonymous schemes. apl1-w&s4w
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FOR RENT HOuSES.

have for rent rarity furnished from April ID to
october 81 the I've may Place" on GecrvetowD
Heights 1923 2Sth tMontgomel St. the residence u
:. u AcP1ervon. esq. two squares from Metropolitan
Lint. icuin Place
A delightful summer residence. with larre rooms,
high ceilings about three ground with ample
the ciy kock Greek and kalorama stabinS for three
horses and two Carriages
The houss has six bedrooms, servants rooua &c.
parlor. buffers pantry bathroom. with
nor ana colo Natl kitchen and Laundry; sanitary
Tor permit the premises and further details
apply to the rndersigned-
rHoS E wAoaAMAS
ap11.3t 0i7Fst
LOR RENT-NEw BRICK. TwOsTORY, WIDE
Il hail. front and back yards with water; hgh ground
overlooking the city: near street cars; miles from
Patent Office: els rent: will be reduced to $3.50
after six months occupancy. A. CAYwOOb. 9l0
9th 1T. nv. IT
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SgE RENT CoLrxx for notice Of Evermay, s>fe-
hSntfu. summer residence In Georgetown for rent.
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Phillips DigestibIe Cocoa, q ve-y NJ
trfttouS drink for children.
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"ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in n 10. "Ward" prints, 45c per To-
Also, Cottage Cheese anu burtcrmllk: sweet Milk
SC. per Quart.
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The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
is offered free to every subscriber for one year
TO the WEEKLY STAR. IL Is a handsomely printed
book Of 19l pages profusely illustrated with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth or general Information. see advertise
ment In another column.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

PRrSrrsG-NILASs. 5Is 9TH ST., bet. E and n.
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INDICTED Foa PASSING COCSTEEyEII MoSEY.-De-
tSctive Ran and O1icer Quinlan this InOroing ar
rested Major ,,evtOn. colOred. on ceDch warrant
Issued from the Criminal court and turned him
over 70 toe marshal Newton Il under Indictment
for passing counterfeit mO3-y. 10 Is alleged that
he went into the Monticello CLUB on The .Ith OF
December Win a counterfeit $40 note. which had
been stamped az the Treasury. TIE stamp on the
note was folded under. ana 9 man named William
shaw changed Il for him
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BASE BALI NESTzsDAN.-Rain prevented the
game yesterday between the Washington ami
baltimore clHDS IN Baltimore, and tO-day the
same teams viii play at capitol Park. whitney
VIII probably pitch for tie SENATORS and shaw for
The visitors Vt 81 LOulS-St. Louis. %: Chicago
. At CtncInBatl-DetrCit. >; CINCINNATI - AT
Observation-Disclosures, ); Boston, =.
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THE FAIR. sl2 7th st, NV.

California Tickets, J. F. Minor, B. & O.
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WIFE GRANTED DIvORCE.-fn the Equity
Court to-day decree OF divorce was granted In
the case Of Ann Frances Smith against Albert L.
Smith The bill filed By Mr.. L. \. Walter July "a
1885, stated that they were married March 30,
1881, he being widower; that the defendant In
July, 1854. became addicted 10 drink, treated her
with cruelty and committed adultery.
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The DISTRICT WoRKISGMES's CHEcKS-A public
meeting was held last evening at the hail corner
or stn and l. streets northwest, and resolutions
were adopted protesting against the proposed
acton OF the Commissioners IN canceling num-
Der OF checks issued by the District auditors during
TIE last ten years, but never presented for pay
fDent. These checks, 10 Is claimed were issued
principally 10 iaooreTs employed 10y the District
and were never presented. A co.nmitIee consist
ing Of ". H. Prince, Dr. Renry Hoover and f. NJ
Burnhanl, was appointed TO lay the matter before
congress.
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RoBBERiEs REPoRrED-Matthew Berryrnap r.
ports that while IN a saloon. on Pennsylvania
avenue, last evening, his Oyercoat was stolen
VIM Hurley, No ll3o "a street northeast reports
stolen rom hin SOid watch. g.. In money and
his hat. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11

HARDWARE AT ACcTioS.-Mr. Downing will sell
tomorrow without reserve, at his auction rooms
at 10 O'Clock, large quantity Of hardware, tools,
coinage material, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11

kEPHESESrArIvE OATEs' VBEELLA-Wun. Mitch.
ell, cDlOrec. employed as q waiter al the Riyvs
House, was before the Police Court this morntny
charged with the larceny OF an umbrella beloDgtnr
TO Representative Oates, and the Case was conrln.
ued until tomorrow. The umbrella was lefi in
the dining room by Mrs Oates and was found by
the waiter who, IL Il supposed. held It. expecting
tO get reward OF 10 or IL cents for returning IT,
The case went over 70 hear the Testimony OF the
Congressman, II he can get out OF the deadlock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11

SLIGHT FIRE.-This morning fire took place in
Blake Han, On 9Th street, between street and
Maryland avenue southwest, In the apartment
used In the manufacture OF Royal glue. From the
stove the ALCOHOL took fire, spreading over the
floor James Brady, the foreman, had his arms
badly burned In attempting 10 put out the fire.
Mr.. James H. Hall and Others by using blankets,
succeeded IN eNtinguishing the 1ames. preventing
them reaching other infiammable material In the
building. The loss was about $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-11

OPERArIc BURLssQUE AT THE NATIoSAL--Nr F..
Z Rices latest Operatic Durlesque, "The Corsair "
will hold the boards at the National Theater next
week, and the sale OF seats for the engagement
begins tomorrow morning. ''rhe Corsair," 10 Is
said has been put on the stage in most rnagnifi-
cent style and large number OF beautiful young
women are engagedin 1T.