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BOOK NEWS
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CATARRHAL DAseEns.
Philadelphia

To be freed from the dangers Of suffocation while
lying down; to breathe freely sleep soundly and un
dsturbed to rise refreshed head clear brain sctive
and free from pain ache to know thar poisonous
purid matter dees the breath and away the deli
cate machinery Of smell taste and hearings feel that
the system does not through its veins and arteries
suck the poison that is undermine and de-
stroy. Is indeed blessing beyond all other human
joyments. To purchase immunity from such q fate
should be the object Of all afflicted. But those who
have tried many remedies and physicians despair Of
relief cure.
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with treatise and directions and sold by all druggists
for 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston.
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/ GooD INVESTMENT.

Health and Happiness come to all who persist.
entity use Ayers sarsaparillA This powerful
Alternative effects in the systsm change thu.
seems little short Of miraculous. No medicaue
has been in such universal demand for ysarA
Give 10 trial
IF any one suffering from general debility,
want Of appetite. depression Of spirits, and las
situde. viii use Ayers sarsaparilla. am conf
dent azure win result for have used it. and
SPEAK from experience. II il by far the best
remedy ever knew."-F. q. Loring. Brockton.
MasA
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver Il Co.. Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Druggists. Price. 81; six bottiss Is.
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sharp Very Sick Again.
HIS LAWYERS CLAIM he Is so ILL THEY CANNO
COySUIT WITH HIM.

CONSULT WITH HIN.
NEW YORK, April 2.-The case OF Jacob Sharp.
the DOOdler, was set down for to-day in the Court
OF oyer and Terminer. motion Tor change OF
venue in his case was to be argued. His counsel
said sharp was very sick man, and they doubted
whether he would ever leave his bed until
the case was called, said they were not prepared
for argument, they had not been able TO consult
their client, owing TO his illness Judge Patterson
put the matter over until tomorrow, and will send
TWO physicians to examine Sharp In the meantime.
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Probably An Wen, 10 the Bottom.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-It Is feared that the
missing crew OF the ship John T. Berry, which was
burned on the Australian coast on January B.,
while bound from Philadelphia 10 japan, have met
the same fate as their unlucky craft. NOtw1th-
standing the great efforts made by the Australian
government, at the Instance OF the United States
consul at sydney, not the slightest trace Of any Of
the missing crew has been discovered.
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HOW MY SIDE ACHES,

Aching sides aud back hip kidney and uterine palms,
rheumatic. sciac neuralgia sharp and shooting pains
rehevet IL one minute by the CUrIcrRA ANTI-PAIs
PLASTER. The first and only pain killing plaster: %
cents. ADD
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRINARIES.
The Selection - Delegates % the Con-
ve0eton Thurvday Might.

The democratic primary elections viii be held
tomorrow night In the places designated IN the
notices published by the central committee. The
election OF three delegates TO the convention which
meets on Thursday viii be the only business be-
fore the primaries Toere Il considerable interest
among District democrats In regard 10 the action
OF the primaries for the result OF the
election there win largely determine the
more important question OF the choice OF two dele
gates - he St Louis convention In some OF the
districts the primaries win be BRIEF and few votes
will be cast In others the rivalry between the
different candidates will bring cut fun vote The
gentlemen who are prominently named In conneo-
ton with the election OF delegates are Mr.
Lawrence Gardner, the president OF the Colunl-
bia Democratic club: Mr.. james l. Motifs the
president OF the jackson Democratic club: Mr.
VIM. Dickson, O member OF the national demo-
cratic committee, and Mr.. Noble ID. Larner who Is
q well-known citizen. There are Others whose
election Is favored, and among them may be msn-
toned H. E Davis.
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the Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN
To-day, Berret agt. Middleton; cause remanded
for reference TO auditor, opinion by Judge James.
Capron agt. Capron; opinion constituting will OF
Horace Capron, deceased, opinion by Judge COX.
Harvard agt. Hartford; opinion declaring part
nership. Beha agt Attenbery; opinion by Chief
Justice Bingham remanding the Case, win direc-
tons TO prepare issues for tnal by jury. Brown
agt Brown; do; dismissing bill
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Montgomery.
To-day, Amelia Brown, second oiense pelit lar
ceny; verdict not guilty. Henry j. Ennis and w al
ter E Shreeye, making obscene pictures; motion
to Quash denied. Thomas Cady and John Raglan,
HOUSEKEEPING, pleaded not guilty. Thomas VIII
kins assault with intent TO XII, pleaded not guilty
Mary DickerSon larceny; verdict guilty OF petit
larceny.
POLICE CoURr7Jud0e Shell
To-day, Robert Ware, colored, profanity; s. or
7days. John Mason, disorderly conduct; IS or Is
days. Clarence Coleman, do; collateral forfeited.
Dot Dodson, do; IS or Is days. WIN. Sktdmore
and John Norris, disordery conduct and profanity;
SO each. Leonard Finnecun, disorderly conduct; ;
$ or Is days. Jerry Simms, colored, do; do Jno.
Dyer and Alexander jackson, do; DO. Simms
Payne, assault; collateral forfeited. Jas Taylor,
do; S. or Is days James Ford, colored, ARRAY !;
S. or Is daEs. George Williams assault; DO. VIM.
r. Ellis, do; $500 bonds or months
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire Corson and Mccartney. 141y street
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stabbed In the Back.

FIVE YOUNG MEN ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
On saturday night, between II ana O'Clock, Mr..
James Dillon found man lying on the sidewalk
near the corner OF North Capitol and streets.
The man was taken TO the sixth precinct police
station where II was aScertained that he was VIM.
Toomey, living at $50 10Th streets northwest. and
that he had been stabbed In the back. As the
wound was serious the police removed Toomey TO
Providence Hospital Five young men who were
known TO be with Toomey on saturday night, VIM.
Cross, James Powers, Thos. Hassett, WIN. Douden,
and James Coughlan, were arrested yesterday on
suspicion. All OF the young men deny knowledge
OF the stabOing.
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MARRlR0-

DELAPLANE-HARI.AN. In Baltimore, March "a,
1885, by the Rev. c. C. Griffith, Of the Church
of the Ascension, JAMES b DkLAPLAkE aud MAUD
A. HARLAN. both Of Warrington
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District Gevcrnnseus Affair.

q well-known citizen. There are Others whose
election Is favored, ana among them may be msn-
toned H. L Davis.
Districs SsOvcrnnseus Affair.
LICENSING or STEAM ENGINEERS
The Commissioners have prepared and sub.
mitted to Chairman Hemphili q draft OF a new
bill relative 10 the examination and licensing OF
steam engineers In the District OF Columbia The
bill embraces many OF the features OF House bill
S440. ITO amend an act entitled An act 70 regu-
late steam engineering In the District OF Coi-m-
bia.'" The service which this bill Is sought 20
regulate so Tar possible TO do so by statute Is
peculiar one. There are many small engines and
steam plants now In charge Of persons who are re
perhaps unwise 70 trust the care OF engines or
steam plants OF greater power or compile kitty;
therefore provisions have been introduced classi-
tying the service and authorizing tue issuing OF
licenses for the classes which such engineers may
be found competent TO Ill. The Commissioners
subserved by the passage OF this bill, and have
therefore recommended favorable action thereon.
MR.. HOPKINS BILL FOR MAPS
TMI STAB mentioned s few days ago that the
the amount OF $500 for certain ALIASES and maps
alleged 10 have been furnished the District on Col
being the amount OF the bill for maps &C, for
which acquisitions were issued. To-day the Com
missioners received another letter from Mr.. Hop
Ens In which he demands the full amount OF the
bill. and reiterates that the maps were issued In
good faith, and the bill is perfectly correct The
Commissioners replied to-day requesting Mr. Hop
and upon what conditions such ALIASES and maps
We're issued
LIQUOR IIcESsEs
The following statement shows the relative IN
crease and decrease of liouor licenses granted
during the months from November 10 March for
the license wears lSs6 1897. and lss5-'ss: Total
number OF wholesale licenses from November l.
1887, TO March 4 lSSs :,s5: from November 4,
1856 TO March y. lns7 34I Increase this year.
pa Number OF bar-roorn licenses from November
/. 1857. 10 March "a. lsss ga: from November I.
1856, To March "a, 1887, Ss4 Decrease, $50.
The following nQuor licenses have been ap-
proved: Bar-room-Fred KRAFT, 3059 NJ street north
west, Rodier q Gallagher, ~. 9th street north
west, ana by wholesole-Robt l. Boss, sol n
street southwest.
TO MAKE NEW DRIVE TO SOLDIERS HOME
Saturday a delegation COMPOSED OF MessrS
E A. Paul Dr. K /. Gould, e. d. Walcott JAS
Burden, and w. r. Snyder, representing the lot
owners OF Whitney close, called on the Commits
sioners and presented a petition 10 open Linden
street. or Az street extended, through the LeDroit
Park, around by the new Observatory, through the
Angerman property, to connect with Warder ave.
nue, anu mus aHorq oeAutuui orlVe rom tnis
CITY W Inc soiner nome.
BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits have been issued TO j. K
Moran, to erect two brick dwellings at 24O6 and
24O6 N street northwest, at q cost OF 5000; Mrs.
Pierson, 10 build two brick dwellings at Ills and
Bile & Gibson to build two brick dwellings at 406
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Tn CArHrpRAL
THE CATHEDRAL
THE CATHEDRAL
THE CATHEDRAL

OF &c. rsuis. London. rebuilt b. Christophse
Wren in 81 yssrA ct Loo 900 sxpsnss r.Assd b. Q
duty cosls Raising funds By special sssssu1sus
ID speedy wsV. you raSss the suau sun nscss-
say TO purchase csse OF bottle Of the G. O. TAILOR
Bourbon end Bye whskey. you v1il nnd q worth iss
weight IN gold 10 you. for ooQgha. web lunes snd
colda Il u pure and sfrsngtksaing snd = bottled
By CHESTER n. GRAVES SOM, nossoa. ana
sold and indorssd b. ths issatng DFuUy1u6 -
0rocers.
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The original formula for which paid $4,000
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contains nothing that iniure the finest fabric
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Would be quickly destroyed by burn
ing HYDRoSAPHrHoL PAsTILLEs in
apartments, closets. wsrdrobss. &C..
where such odors are usually found.
These Pastilles destroy dieass germs
and prevent all kinds of contagion.
They areinvigorstlng and refreshing to
the sick. as they give on q most de-
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mail for 25c
sEABURY 4 JOHNSON, New York.
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The lower half OF a white womsns body vas
found at the waters edge In the James River near
Dutch Gap canal Friday.
The citizens OF Pensacola, Fla, are arranging
for grand reception during the VISIT OF the North
Atlantic squadron. In April.
The national republican convention In Chicago
will have two sets OF delegates from Virginia.
Malone and anti Malone.
In Madrid a decree has been issued ordering al
theaters 70 adopt the electric light within IN
months
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TuB BOND PURCHASE BILL
The Senate this afternoon took up the bond
purchase BIN, tho pending question being
Senator Palmers motion TO rec0mmit
Nj. Stewart offered IN amendment 70 instruct
me committees 20 report silver legislation, and
that was debated
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PORK PRoHrRrIIoS.-The Department OF stats
has received dispatch from the American minis
ter at Copenhagen stating that the Danish gov.
eminent has issued an order forbidding until fur-
ther notice, the import alton into Denmark OF pork
or other raw products OF hogs Including bladden
and steam lard
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ForSD DEAD-A telegram from Highland FailS
y. u, April i. says: Mr.. Edward Kilsley brother
in-law Oh L. ;. senator Chandler found dead in
bed this morning, at his summer residence In this
village. Coroner Miller has taken the case IN
charge until the arrival OF Mrs. kinsey, who n
visiting relatives In New Hampshire.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GossuP.

THE UNITED STATES spPRKnE CouRr to-day ren-
oered decisions In only hair dozen caseS none u
them OF striking general interest An order was
made assigning Justice Harlan 20 the eth Judicial
circuit 10 MI the vacancy caused by the death q
Chief Justice W ite
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BLOWN UP.-Lieut- Cowles OF the Despatch, has
reported TO the Department that he blew up the
steamer i c. Wright Oh Rarnegat SATURDAY.
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A Man Falls sixty Feet.

VIM. Unger, who Is employed at Ruppert's
slaughter-house. ON the 9TH street road fell from
the roof OF the ice-house q distance OF about 90
feet this morning, and was 1t is thought, fatally
injured. His skull was fractured and he also re-
ceived severe internal injuries. He was attended
by Dr.. NaylOr and was afterward removed to
Freedman's Hospital
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GEN. TERkYs RErRknEST.-rhe President has
directed that an Army retiring board he convened
In this city next Wednesday for the examl-
nation OF Major-General Alfred II. Terry
The following officers have been detailed for this
outy; Nal Gen John NJ schoneld. Brig. Gen. 3.
v. Benet, Brig Gen. Robr Mac eely Chief Medical
furveyor !. H. Baxter, and MAJ. Chas X Greea-
leaf, surgeon.
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An E0oy way % DO GOO0s
To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
It has been stated, with apparent authority.
that 1t is practically decided to refund the money
paid by the holders of tickets sold by the Potomac
Boat Club fair committee on account OF "the
$4,000 house" and It is intimated that this deci-
sion will be announced by the committee at ius
meeting tonight. Every holder bought his ticket
could possibly win the house, and must accord
tugly have regarded the money paid by him as
laid out with practically no prospect OF any re-
return will not now be felt, and IL occurs TO me
that the situation offers a ready opportunity OF
gong gcO1 wsn9Ss sensible cost Ascordlngly
to TIE STAB his ticket for redemption, the pro-
ceeds TO be applied TO such local charity as the
holder may Indicate. will deliver my tickets on
this understanding. WIN othels do Likewise, ana
VIII TIE STAB FAB accept the trusr'
f4aE srxs win take charge Of ~ tickets pas sent
In and account for any money received therefor
as suggested, the understanding that each
holder specify the purpose 70 which proceeds 20
BusMEs MEN AID JrRY DUrY.-Tnis morning In
the n Criminal nina Court Judge stated That
the Jurors who desired 70 be excused These were
asked to come up and state their reasons for ex-
pleading pressure Of businesa HessrS A 5.
Witherbee and Jno. Moran were excused The
court remarked that It DID not speak wen for men
70 be excused and Is was - little e they could %
70 give their services for few mouthA Several
others then withdrew their applications and stated
that they would try and stick IL out
TN WnExLY Stars pockeg Atlas q tho word
- offered free 70 every new subocr1ber for yeaz
book q l91 pa9e4 psofusely inu1sxnseo WITH more
than 100 colore0 maps and o1AgrAm4 and contains
wealth Of genara1 tnfoglnafaoa - advertise.
ment In another column.
AxRAIoHNDrn N fu ClumAL CouRL-ln the
Criminal Court this morning Thomas CA6y and
the bostlIng house Of Charles jacobson, February
"a, and ple6ned NOS guilty. Thomas WtlktnR In
ford. Hebeuaxy IA a1so plsadsd - ge11U.
Assuin y O ~ way weus NON WInnipsg, Nan,
loaded WI uaoeaney - can ~ ean's An
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KngIUUKY FOE SHRRNAM-Accordingt0 the Louis
vllle Commerct0l the republicans OF Kentucky
WITH Hawley second II has replies from 62 coun-
ties In the GCare
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w hsn baby vss s1ck. Ne nave her castoria'
when shs was child. she cried for caseorsA
When she became Nisa. ahs chung 70 Csstor1A
when shs bad Chfldrsn. she gave them CsDeoE1A
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sroREKEEPKRs AND GAusKRa The SECRETARY Of
the Treasury has appointed Eugene Davis store.
keeper At Sheloyvlle. KY, and Jno. A q Ball
seofekeeper and gauger at Hughesville Pa
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REPRESENTATIVE PHELPS HOME BuRNEp.-TeA.
neck Grange, the fine mansion OF Representative
William Walter Phelps, near Englewood Nj, was
burned with It's valuable contents early last night
The loss VIII be over 100000. Mrs- and Miss
Phelps were at home when the nre broke ouk
They spent the night at neighbor's house. Nearly
all OF Mr.. Phelps valuable law and miscellaneous
library and all the paintings and art treasures In
the art gallery, with The exception OF Two pic-
lures, were destroyed.
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FIVE THOUSAND OF THEM ROLL. EGGS IN THE WHITE
HOUSE GROUNDs-S0AE OF THEM CALL ON THE
PRESIDENT.
The White House grounds were crowded with
people-both old and young. The whole number
OF those who visited the grounds was estimated at
about nve thousand. The greatest liberty was
given to the children, who rolled their eggs and
romped around to their hearts content Under
the trees were picnic parties IN numbers.
When the President came down to the East
Room TO receive the regular visitors he found
among them large crowd OF the children with
their eggs and baskets and received them all,
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The TOTAL COINAGE OF the minis for the month
OF March was s.os2,e pieces representing
s43AA 9G2.5S The gold coined was s.4.l sl< so
and the silver g., sss 100 20
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judge Sharp, Of Lexington, chairman q the Ken
t0cky state democyartc exocuttve committees who
eeod defaulttng Treasures Taba haB been co..
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AfroTSrEn-Phiilip J. oHanlon, OF Brooklyn
n T., has been appoiuteda member OF the board
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-To-day the following
persons were admitted 70 the bar in the Supreme
Court OF the District: Nicholas A Acker, George
=. Graham, Miles Fuller, ID. Lauck Grayson, T. s.
nichols, Pinkney w. Smith, Thee. j. Pickett, Ad-
dis ID. Merrett Jas. A. Case, w. H. Crawford, 8.
Bowen Turpin, A. p. Smith, A. &. Morsell, Jay +.
Bancroft, j. NJ. Harlan, j. N. Selby, r. l. Stdd0ns
l. s. Bacon. and w. II. Myera
Whitley Brooks, colored, got on car near the City
HAN He was under the influence OF liquor and
became so disorderly that the car was stopped and
Oincer Quinlan placed MIN under arrest. He was
Tried In The Police Court this morning for dis0rderly
conduct and was fined SO or thirty days
The Sunday-school Gospel Temperance Society
OF the Fourtn-street church held large meeting
yesterday. Ma Blanche Gordon sang an Easter
song. The pastor maze Q temperance address.
Ten persons signed the pledge, and forty-seven
temperance eggs were gathered In, containing $50
G. Kennedy has bought for $4,000 for Charlotte
4. Fornold lot 20, square go fronting q feet
northwest 7. p. Borden has bought for q, 500 OF
4. =. schneider, sub l50. square 16S, 16458x100
Ieet on Cofcoran between 18th and 18th streeta
Raves or .Tm THERMQxBrER-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: Z
M "a; p m, 20; maximum. 70; minimum a.
M GAMILA ASSAULTS Nh. 0nII0.-In New
York, Saturday, Nj. Henry y. 0illg. manager Of
the American exchange In Europe, was thrice
assaulted by Nj. James Gamble, stockholder In
the association. The d1mculty was Of some days
standing. and Y said 70 have been due 70 some
0il1g. Nh. Gillig did NOT suffer any serious DAM
Nj. Gamble.
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4 t..ln 2 e g. " - i.s@ Nlnsipsg, na.;,
wy q YokshanA
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The Senate this afternoon passed the bill to au
th0rize the construction OF bridge at Memphis.
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RAxeB or Tm THRRMQx1TER.-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: 2 &
M "a; .. m, 70; maximum. 70: minimum ~.
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Name.