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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-27
Affairs i'm West Washington.

DIED OF CoNsUMPrION.-Mr. W. B. L. Wheeler
died saturday night at The residence OF his sister,
Mrs. Geo. Barnard, 3l43 street, In the twenty
eighth year OF his age, from consumption. The
funeral services will lie held Tuesday morning. at
IL O'Clock, at TT nifty (Catholic) church
CHURCH MArrgRS-Trinity church was reopened
yesterday afternoon after having been closed for
rep IFS for some months, and the several services
were attended by large congregations comprising
IN my persons fsom washington, who expressed
their admiration OF the beautiful interior OF the
church. Solemn high mass was celebrated at IL
O'Clock yesterday by Father Kelly, assisted by
Fathers Roccofort and O'Carroll, Father Doonan,
OF Georgetown College, preac. Ing the sermon. Gi-
OrZa'S mass was sung Dy the choir OF twenty
voices. The choir OF St Matthews church sang at
the vesper service.-Bishop Paret preached last
evening at Christ church, and confirmed class OF
Line young candidates.
ARREsrs.-LOuis Dudley, a cigar maker living on
3}d street, was arrested saturday afternoon by
Officer Burrows on the charge NJ writing policy
AT the Police Court this morning his personal
bonds for 800 were taken for his appearance when
wanted. Officer NJ. L. Fisher arrested young
man on similar charge, and at the station he
gave his name as John Jones.
CASES IN THE POLICE COUHT.-Lev1 johnson, col
0red, pleaded guilty In the Police Court this morn
Ing 10 charge Of dsOrderly conduct and using
profane language. lie was fined s. or days.
Ben Gaskins, colored said that he dill hot reTnem.
Der whether he used bad Language or not, but the
officer remembered for him, and he was lined s..
pleaded guilty to similar charges. ana the same
line was imposed in each case. John LutZ and
James Dean pleaded guilty TO charges OF vagrancy,
am were each sent down for 20 days.
TEMPERANCE MEBTING.-The attendance at the
regular sunday meeting OF the M-Street Christian
Union Temperance Association last night at Mar
ket House Hall was very large. Addresses were
made by Messrs. cox and Giles A recitation by
Miss Carrie Troth closed the evenings exercises
There were several signerS to the pledge.
IHEFr.-JameS Morgan reported THIS morning
the theft or two pairs or fishermen rubber boots
from his boat, lying of E}d-srreet wharf, sometime
during the night. tie values them at s..
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ATTEMPTED GRAVE ROBBERY.
Residents Of Montgomery County Ex-
citea over an Attempt 20 Rob the
Cemetery Of Grace Church.

Inc residents OF Montgomery County, near the
pistrct nne, are much exercised over an at
tempted grave robbery a few nights ago In the
cemetery connected with Grace Episcopal church.
fortunately the attempt was unsuccessful, but
Tue TACT that the ghouls have transferred their
operations 10 such distant point, causes a gen.
erai ieenns ofuneasiness. Grace church is pretty
AIeie structure pleasantly situated In a grove Of
me OLD trees on the right hand side OF the thstreet
ROAD, ABOUT mile beyond Sligo. The interments
IN the cemetery are not made very frequently,
put about week ago a MIS- Smith was buried
there, but In secluded part OF the Enclosure at
some distance from most Of the graves. The fail
ure OF the robbers due this fact for in their
euorts 10 secure Mrs. smiths body they picked out
,le neweSt-iooking grave, which was that OF q
MIS- Padgett, who was buried over o year ago.
Inc mound had never been sOdded like the others
near IL, and the clay top gave II a fresh appear
ahce The robbers dug down TO the comm, and
tnen broke through the outer box and into the
cOIln- The body was In scca a decompOsed con-
uition that the ghOul5 q. once desisted and left
lions.
On saturday morning DR.. Harding, who lives
quite near the church, discovered that the robbery
had Deen attempted, and the neighbors were at
once notified There was no clue to the depreda-
tors except a broken spade, which they had thrown
aside when they discovered that they had opened
the wrong grave. They had also broken into the
basement or the church, with the expectation Of
nnding a receiving vault. The attempt, IL IL
thought, was made either Thursday or Friday
night.
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Inspector Of Marine Products Harris reports the
231 punches OF rock nsh, 134 punches OF white
perch 11S punches OF pike, 246 punches Of yellow
perch 118 punches OF mulletS; 221 punches OF cat
fish, and 1.400 bushels OF oysters During the
oysters were inspected and 294 punches OF fsh
were condemned
THE BILL TO COMPILE DISTRICT LAWS.
In letter TO Chairman Hemphill, in reference to
H. Il. Bill 667S ITO secure for the District OF Col
umbia compilation OF the laws in force therein
on the 4th OF March, 1885," the Commissioners say
that they are aware Of no objection thereto. They
say: "As II Is q matter that more nearly pertains
TO the purview Of the supreme Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, the views OF that body would be
much more valuable than the Commissioners.
The Commissioners suggest a reference OF the mat
ter TO that body.
NEW SCHEDULE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
At a recent meeting OF the House appropriations
streets be reduced The amount asked for by the
District Commissioners was 500, 900, and the re-
duction suggested was that 1t should come within
$4O0, 600 The Commissioners have been busy for
some days making another schedule I'm connection
with the one asked for, which will foot up
100000.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Permits were granted today to Walter Green to
build q brick dwelling at 1O17 21st street north
west, at cost OF s., 600: f. 7. Gamer, Two brick
dwellings at 400 and All Richardson Place, at .
cost OF $1,000.
Poundmaster Einstein last week captured SO
dogs without tags. He says there are many unli-
censed dogs In the city, and that as soon as the
spring opens he will make war on them.
action upon H. X Bill 6643, "For the relief Of non-
residents who have paid license taxes to the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia" referred to them some days ago
by Chairman Hemphill for their views thereon.
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Alexandria Affairs
Reported for The Eyl

Reported Tor IHE EVENING STAR.
TIE FISH IRADE-With the renting Of the fsh
wharf, menri)ned in Saturdays STAR, IT goes into
new hands, While, as yet, neither the first shad
nor the first herring or 1883 have appeared ut The
fish wharf, the season has opened very timely FOR
bunch f1sh, and some $500, mostly rock and white
perch, have come up within the past two days.
The crawfish or craynsh, long an abundant yield
OF Hunters Greek, now md ready market at WASH
ington restaurants. The rentals OF the FISH wharf
beginning In 1921 at 1,161, ran up IN 1888 to
5000 again for many year, going In 1857 to
$1,000 but In 1882 iell TO g. OO5 and thence went
down to $3.50 last year. and has this year made the
slight rise OF $75.
NorEs.-The county Court. Judge Chichester,
opened It's February term this morning at the
ColumbuS-street court house.-The funeral OF
Mrs. David Williams took place this att rnoon
from Trinity ME- church. Rev. DR.. Bishop Officiat-
ing, and was attended by many relatives and
friendS--The common council Will meet TO- night
body since the corporation begun-try a con-
teSted-election case. The meeting is held specially
for that purpose, and Mr.. summers, the contest
ant, and Mr.. Waddey, the sitting member, will be
preached at the Presbyterian church yesterday,
the other pulpitS OF the city being filled by resi-
dent Observation-Disclosures Division OF the Uni
formed Rank, Knights OF PythtaS, paid q visit to
the X. OF p. fair at Washington Saturday evening.
-kachael Jones, colored, has been sent to jail
for stealiIg dry goods from Mr.. Jno. DOnnelly and
Irene ThOLlaS for the theft OF dry goods from j. X
Chapman.-The Mount Vernon Fire Insurance
Co. OF this city, with a number OF Washingtonlans
among It's corporatOrs, has been Incorporated by
the eglsIature.-Four vessels with oysters ar
rived up yeSterday.-The Alexandra Real Estate
co. has bought out the share OF p. n. Dwyer, of
washington, In the Rockford farm, on the edge OF
the city, and now owns the entire property
OF robbfng WashlngtOntan, was carried to WASH
1nSton yesterday by Of11cer Henry.
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BlYhRD TiYLOKs AssEKTIoS.-Bayard Taylor in
s.yt-ws AfOOt," says: IAN American, OF ordinary
intelligence. can acquire working knowledge OF
German IN four weeks"
Mr. II. c. springer. Buffalo, y. Y: al never
studied German previous 20 taking DIT. HauptS
nye weeks course. do now at the close OF hts
course TAX with Germans an hour at a time with
out using a word or English
The three hundred Washington students OF Prof
Haupt speak In the highest terms or hi quick and
pleasant method. owing TO the large number
now IN the classes thit began the course two
weeks since and the constant stream OF applica-
lions for entrance into the course now too adj
yaneed for beginners, the professor begins this
week daily at $50 IN, 2:l5 and 6.30 pm, In
Masonic Temple. "a new course (rive weeks, which
will be the list IN this city till 1890, IL being
impossible TO return ere then most cordial IN
yitatIOn TO all the lectures and opening lessons OF
the course to-day and tomorrow. The possibility
10 gain so much In so short time will be demon
strated IN manner that Is unique and most In
terestlng
one may register his name TO attend one week
70 test 10 his satisfaction the value this course
would be TO him
Regardless OF any desire you have 10 know the
German language you are Invited TO the lessons on
the above days.
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Temperance NIeetings.

follows: At Washington Hall Clements Lodge Of
Good Templars had charge and the speakers were
Judge Weed, Col. Geo. II. Carter and Mr.. Jno.
Ryan. Past Grand Chief Templar c. n. Whitney
addressed q meeting at the 4th-street southeast
VI. E. church. He was followed by Grand Chief
Jno. X. Mahoney. Major Geo. Hilton and Mr..
Terry were the speakers at the meeting held at
Ryland chapel, under the auspices or the l. o. q.
L. At the close or the meeting petition TO Con-
gress for prohibition In the District was cir ulated
and signed by a large number. At the temperance
mass meeting yesterday afternoon In st. Pauls
chapel Sth street, between ID and T. southwest,
under the auspices or the w. Z. T.. u addresses
were made by Mrs. La Fetra, president OF the
District W. c. T. T.; Revs II. W. Madison, Walter
5. Brooks and L. w. FitZhugh.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Barber & Ross agt. Green; opinion by
Judge James directing decree for DEFENDANT. Ross
agt. Nayl0r (replevin case); opinion by Judge Cox
opinion by Chief Justice Bingham directing de-
cree.
CIRCUIT COURT. No. 1-Iudge Hdgner.
To-day McIntire agt. McIntire; on trial.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-Judge Merrick.
To-day, Jurors Child and Parker were excused
for the term. Burgdorf agt. Cingria.
POLICE COURT-Jidoe Smell.
To-day, Edward Scott, colOred, loud and bolster
Gus; s. or 5 days. Andrew Wells and Geo. Tuttle,
colored, suspicion; personal bonds. John Howard,
obstTucting sidewalk; S. or days. Jas Ashton,
profanity; s. or days. Dudley Williams, cOlored,
disorderly conduct; s. or 10 days.
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POISONED By ScRoro1A.

The faint of scrofuls in the blood should be
got rid Of or serious consequences may result.
Consumption is undoubtedly scrofula of the
lungs, and in its early stages may be cured by
purifying the blood and building up the system.
For this Hoods sarsaparilla is unequaled. 1t
also cures scrofula when it appears in the form
of running sores, boils, punches in the neck,
catsrrh. or in any other manner While it puri-
fes. Hoods sarsaparilla also vitalizes and en-.
riches the blood
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists, 81: six for SIS, Pre-
pared only by C. I. HOOD l. CO., Lowell. Masa
ja23 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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amu.en,euss To.n,ybt.

tLBArGHs.-The BOstOnians In "The Poachers.'
NsTIosaI--Louis James In "virglnius."
USIyERsALIsr CHURCH. - Wagner Society Con
cert.
HAKRIs'.-Pat Rooney.
kKKSsss.-variety
WILLARD HILL-PrOt Carpenter.
MANASSAS PASOEAAA--Day ana evening.
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Green Goods in the Market.


DEPARTMENT CLERKS SOLICITED TO BECOME PUR-
CHAsERs AT % CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
The dealers In alleged "green goods" have begun
their operations in this city, and 1t is said that
they have quite an extensive correspondence with
people living here. Their scheme is to get people
10 send on money as payment for counterfeit
United states notes, and after the money has been
sent this IS the last the Wet IN hears OF II. The
letters are well written and IL Is stated that the
name OF The person addressed was recommended
as discreet and cautious person.
I've have" continues the etter, "at a very great
expense, had engraved by an ex-emplOye or the
American Bank Note Company or New York plates
Of United states one, two, and i've dollar silver
certificates and through COLLISION with certain
officials. been able to procure United States paper
and have had struck off a large amount OF the
notes They are as good as the genuine, and have
many times b en passed on bank cashiers since
we first got them out, which is not long since.
They defy detection, being printed on the same
Identical. paper as used oy the Government which,
you know, Is OF u peculiar manufacture. We
should like to make arrangements with you by
which you can every year make a large amOun. Of
money without interfering with your other bust.
ness In the least and without exciting the slightest
suspicion. We are selling these notes TO our agents
at % cents Oh the doar-that Is, we will send you
package OF assorted notes OF $500 for $12J, or a
$1,000 package for $3.50; and TO give you "a start
we VIII ship you the first package for 10 cents on
the dollar, you 10 pay the ID cents when you have
disposed OF them or ordered them again"
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Nor THE SIANEsE TwISs.-JOhn Edwards and
VIM Carleton occupied the same room together In
State street, Chicago. CuriOusly, both were suf-
fering from intense neuralgia pains In the face
and were driven almost crazy by that and pro-
lOnged s-eplessbess. The FIRST named, driven 10
despair, shot himself through the head while the
second, by the advice OF friend. procured a bot
tie Of scotch oats Essence and In fortyegnt hours
was well and happy man.
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Ok BLoop, GOBLIN Brus
TERRA GOTTA. AND TAN
The New Spring Shades in Ladies' Broadcloth,
Pure Wool, one yard and half wide
Worth 81: Reduced to S75xc
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, &C.
Baxaips in INDIA LINEN, 8, TO- 12kc
FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality 25c
AMERICAN SATTEENS, French styles 1okc
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, real cost
COLORED SILK VELVETS, worth e.: only 5oc
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET.
cheap at sl.oO; only 7jc.
CARRIERS,
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cash Customers who buy So over will receive ONE
of the following presents: One Pair of Handsome
Danask Towels worth 81; One Pair of Sik En-
broidered Corsets. worth 7oc.; OF Half Dozen Fine
Napkins. worth 75c.
D0UBLEWHITE BLANKETS. slishtly soiled. 81 . :,
aAN6soME CLOTH PLAIps pure wool. one yard
Elegant Dress Goods-FRENCH SERGE purs wool
vide double width. all colors: wonderful bargain,
TkIco CLOTH DRESS GOODS. pure WOOL wide
double width. 37Hc.
Cash Customers who buy a1O or over will receive
ONE Of the following presents: Large Size Handsome
Bridal Quilt. worth $1.50; Two Yards and 3 Hall
Table Dsmask. worth $i.s7; or One Dozen Fine Nap.
Don't fail 70 ask for the Valuable Present. 10
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WeallacR.

y,ys~1rions for The o. hours commencing of .. m.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland, and Viz
GINA colder clearing, weather. light 10 fresh north
NNi-LI-
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PROTECT Your DEAD.-The agency for Boyd's
Celebrated Steel Grave Vaults has been accepted
by X W. Barker No. 6l2 18th street northwest;
the public are invited TO examine them
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OsT-oN FEBRUARY 25; GOLD MEDAL, WITH
IL name of owner on side and on the other mi
tails M n. -" Class So Reward will be given il
returned to 4O2 . st. NV. JAMES BELL, IT.
T OsT-A SCOTCH TERRIER OUTSIDE CENTRAL
IL Market Saturday. tag No. asa; return to 453 q St
NV, and be rewarded It,
OST-SATURDAY p NJ, BETWEEN 4 AND z
II O'Clock. Gold Eyeglasses with gold chain at
Ia he'd between 1888 10th st and corner Massachu-
setts and 18th st. Reward given If left at 1913
10th ST. NV. lts
4 OST-ON FEB. "a. SKYE TERRIER PUPPY,
wlth his tail just cut; liberal reward If returned
to 300 18th stnw. f25-:It.
I OST-TAKEN FROM OFFICERS' HOP ROOM,
"a. silk umbrella: snake wood handle; top q tiger
eye" Return to 2, Washington Barracks foot Of ST.
f25-3ts
GTRAYED OR STOLEN-A LARGE sLACK NEW
SECONDHAND dog white breast, necl eet and Zip of
tail: answers to name Of Blink reRstere, No 1854.
st. f25-2ts
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CITY ITEMS


AT Inc falr, Sl2 In 81 NV.
The balance OF that lot OF Tfnware that we con-
tracted for in November has arrived, and we VIII
sell them al the following prices:
(This Sale for Tuesday Only.)
Pint Cofee Pots, 4c.; Coffee Boilers, LOT for &c
1h-qt. for 11c.; 2Qt. for 13c. Dairy Pans lH,qt.
Tor &C.; 2-Qt for 4c.; 3-qt for &C.. 4-Qt. for &C.
sgt for &c. Pudding Pans. 1h-qt. fer 4c. Got.
1or &C; 3-Qt for &c.; 4-qt for SC. Large Basins
for &C.; large footed Basins for Ice; PintCups.
for SC: Q1art-Cups. for &C: covered Buckets, 2.
quart for &c.; 3-Quart for &c.; f-Quart for lie
extra large Water Buckets for lie; pust-pans for
&C, olock-tin Dish-pans, medium size for &c ;
large size for 29c. extra large for 3D. Cake and
Bread Boxes medium size, for 21c.; large size,
&C.; extra, 36c.
We will also add to this sale
BrasS-hOOk Clothes Racks for Sc.
Red-bOrdered Cocoa Mats for &c.
Good 2-string BrOomS for &c.
Good 3-stnng BrOoms for lac.
The FAIR, $40 7th st. NV.
We have placed ON Sale q lot Of 10000
Cigars at 30 cents per box Gf &c, these goods are
gO0d value at 81 per box; also large and select
line OF higher priced goods Do not fail to visit our
cigar Department. NJ & p. METZGER,
1 AT eth st. NV.
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HUYLER's Cocoa, for breakfast and supper
Vanilla and family chocolate; pure healthful
Sold by grocers. Wholesale depot, Jas. l. Barbour
d SON
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PATENT MEDICINES retailed at wholesale prices
L T. Mertz, 1Oli street northwest, the pioneer
or low prices
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buy the Invincible Flour, best Minnesota
patent, guaranteed to please.
M. p. MErzaER,
1 AIT 7th st. NV.
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FOR Washington dressed beef go 10 Jno r. Kelly
stalls 62s CD and $50 center Market, and 2O6 and
2OS Northern Liberty. Corn beef a speciality.
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SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE. 73c. E p Mertz, 1o14 F
street.
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BOGEKTs COUGH SYRUP contains no poison and
can De given 20 children with perfect saiety.
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THE BEST on RHcoRD.-Charles ii. Burnett who,
couple OF years ago, passed the best examination
In the Washington High school on record, on sat
urday passed the civil service limited examination,
obtaining the highest percentage ever secured.
His examination in type-writing and stenography
gave such satisfaction TO the Commissioners that
he was ut once appointed 10 a position under the
Commission. Young Burnett Is only eighteen
years old, and Is the son OF Mrs. Julia NJ. Burnett
OF the library OF the Interior Department
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CoLBURS's PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD
The King OF condiments The finest made For
sale by -srOcers-
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SPRISG STYLEs-Men's Felt Derbys 81. so 81 and
$50. Extra value. A. +. Lewis, AIS 9TH ST.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

=
lSoR RENT-FARM BORDERING ON THE poro-
II mae, st -Four Mile Run. Washington and Alerau-
dria Rk containing % scres house With r,onrs
stable. kc cars stop 1T farm syery hour good PLACE
Tor farming gnrde nir, dsiry. hosting and nsilinx
Apply THos W. SWAMI. Alexandria Va fIs-IIfs
lroR sALE-NIcE RESIDENCE IN LAUREL. ND.
Il Address LAUREL Star ofhcs. f..-:sts
l>ok saloon METROPOLITAN BRANCH b. 4
Il o. X X, convent nj 20 station acre< modsru -
Dom resadence. with exec lent inprovements
scres win oesufffui neS s-room cottage; fruits q
40 scres handsome ls-room rssidcucsL and al 9TH
81 scrsz. god hopse end oufbuildinsz
ras-s. s1h'ekh . LiAsif 5os .s...
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u h. "Ward" prints, 45c. per To-
Also Cottage Cheese and buttermilk: sweet Milk
sc. per quart.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

OGERr's Croeu SYRUP WIN cure at once
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ii. JACOBS Crystal Aspic Jelly.

To SAVE MONEY buy your drugs from E. p Mertz,
10l4 r street.
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Beatiy's Ivory Starch.
Wash, starch, and iron without first drying. /
For Sale-Several great bargains-new houses,
well located northeast, that am authorized to sell
ten 1O) per cent below market prices IL sold this
month. WASHN DANENHOwER,
Successor TO DanenhOwer Son,
Wv Ills st. NV
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IHE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CosCERr.-The closing
one OF the series at the National Theater last night
was largely attended, and all who were present
h-st nave telt vel repaid. The Instrumental num-
bers were very interesting and wen rendered ana
tne singing or Herr Alyary was magnificent This
gentleman Possesses powerful tenor voice OF ex-
SeIent quality which he uses with artistic discre-
lion ana effectiveness His numbers. OF course had
10 De repeated IN respOnsr TO the enthuslasttc an
piause OF the audience Mr.. Xander's plano play
ing met with the usual cordial Appreciation
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IMPORTANT As TO MECHANICS LIESs-In Barber 4
nOss ana others aga INST Green, the general term
Judge James delivering the opinion) decided that
the Hen clauses were entitled 10 priority over the
second deeds OF trust on the property, although
the materials were delivered subssIuent 10 the re-
cording OF the trusts; the court held that under
thr mechanics lien law all material men and lab
orers are put on an equality without regard 20 the
Ofuer Ia point OF time OF their work, &C., and that
VI zen Of all related back 10 the time OF the CON-
mehcrinent OF the buildings. Ia this case the
ploot showed that tue buildings were commenced
peiO1e lhe second trusts were recorded The case
80, 80 drsleu last week by A. Is Duvall and s. T.
rnoihs ior the henOrs, and c. A. Elliot for the de-
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EoR SALE
Il lass 'P, ST M
small two-story frare dweli;ag. Lot IL by 100
feet 20 Alley.
VIII be sold cheap.