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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-19
THE COURTS.
EQUITY CoURr-,Judoe Con.

To-day, swearinger agt. Swearinger; appear
ance ordered. Skidmore agt. Sands; substitr-
Baden agt. Young; dismissal of bill as to c. C.
Mckinney ordered and reference In re. C. A.
Baker and John H. Dahl, writs de lunatico or
dered. MCGOWAN agt. vodery; decree constru-
ing will. Di Mario agt. Di Marco; P. Di
Mario appointed guardian ad litem. Walker
agt. Aleshire; pro confesso against certain de-
PENDANTS, and s. N. Mann appointed guardian
ad Item residuum of the estate, and that the
requests of 800 each for Nancy Broderick and
her daughter, Maria, were intended for the
defendant Vodery and her daughter, but the
daughter having died in the lifetime Of tesla
trix, the bequest to her lapsed.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.. W. E. Brown has been appointed an
additional guard over the prisoners at the
courthouse.
Mr.. Harry G. Mclean has gone to Port HUI
ron, Mich, to attend the funeral Of his mother
in-law. Mrs. Maria Norris, for many years Q
resident OF this city, who died at Port Huron
Monday.
The steamer George Leary, which was de-
the heavy gale on the bay, arrived last even
ing, and left again for Norfolk.
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
THE CITY PosT-oFFIcE BILL.

THE CITY PosT-oFFICE BILL.
Just before the adjournment of the House
Monday Mr.. Dibble made an effort to pass the
Washington city post-office bill. but was pre-
vented by point Of no quorum, raised by Mr..
Kilgour. The House adjourned while Mr..
Dibble's motion was pending. He said to a
STAR reporter that whenever there is a quorum
and the committee is reached he shall call the
hill mn
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The Tunnel Investigation.

IT IS THOUGHT THAT CAPT. HoXIE WILL ASK FOR
A HEARING.
The joint congressional committee on the
aqueduct tunnel was in session to-day. The
only witness before it was Mr.. John H. Devices,
who was the lowest but the unsuccessful bid
der for the construction of the aqueduct. When
his testimony was concluded the committee
again entered into an examination Of the books
of Beckwith d Quackenbush. This was done
in the presence of Mr.. r. Ross Perry, attorney
for the contractors.
Capt. Hoxie was at the capitol this morning.
1t is believed that he will ask for hearing by
the committee, SO that he may make defense
of the original plans. I2sELl
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ADVISING THE PRINCE OF WALES.
The Dfsbandment Of the Ancient Artil-
lery Causes Big Row.


lery Causes a Big Row.
LONDON, Dec. 19.-The announcement Of the
disarmament Of the honorable artillery COM
pany has caused sensation, and the action
Of the Prince of Wales, which led to the
disorganizstion of the ancient body, is unfavor-
ably commented upon by both the press and
the people. The Times declares that the COM
pany was treated as il it had mutinied on the
field Of battle. 1t says the government
stores, feld-battery guns, and infantry rifles,
which were in the company's possession, have
been withdrawn from its armory and taken
to Woolwich. The 81. james Gazette SAYS the
company's offense consisted in refusing
to endorse proposal of the Prince Of Wales to
vote $500 for military purposes. The Globe
characterises the treatment Of the COM
pany as monstrous. The Pal Mall Gazette
says the Prince Of Wales has made remarkable
blunder, which would be characteristic Of an
infatuated Stuart or pragmatic' Bourbon. 1t
adds that If he behaved as sovereign as he has
behaved as captain Of this company his tenure
of the throne would be brief.
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Cleveland to Visit Michigaa.

From the Detroit Free Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Mayor Weston, OF
Grand Rapids, called on tle President this
morning in company with Postmaster-Ge
Dickinson. A pleasant visit was had, during
which the President accepted an invitation to
sample the trout fishing in Michigan next sum-
mer. Mr.. Weston will leave for New York to-
morrow night. The prospect that the Presi-
dent will make visit TO Michigan after the
expiration Of his term 10 received with great
Qualification by Michigan men here. The
President may take the Michigan portable cot
tage with him in the event Of his visit to our
state. he has told some of his Michigan friends
that he intended to take this cottage upon ell
his trips to the woods.
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The DEATH OF Col. RoBr. s. LAMoTTE.
thirteenth infantry, will cause the fol-
lowing promotions: Lieutenant Colonel
Montgomery Bryant, 9Th infantry, to colonel
18th infantry; Maj A. T. Smith to lieut.. col.
sth infantry; Capt. D. w Buchanan. 7th infantry,
to major, seventh infantry First Lieut.. d. Rob-
inson, seventh infantry, to be captain, seventh
infantry, and Second Lieut. L. d. Greene. sew
enth infantry, to first lieutenant, seventh in
fantry
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Bidding Gladstone Godspeed.

LONDON, Dec. 19.-Mr. Gladstone started to-
day for Naples. A great crowd had gathered
at the railway station, and the ex-premier was
enthusiastically cheered when he departed for
Dover.
DOVER. Dec. 19.-Thousands cheered Mr..
Gladstone on his arrival here to-day. The trip
across the channel was made in rough sea and
foggy weather
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Charged with a Serious Crime.

WELL-KNOWN CHICAGO NAN ARRESTED FOR
COMPLETELY IN BOND BURGLARY.
CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Charles s. Cutting. a
master in chancery and a member of the
county board of education, was arrested this
morning charged with being accessory to a
burglary. Some time ago about 81, 100 worth
of bonds were stolen from the Office of hard
ware firm. Cutting, it is said, began negotia-
tons for the return Of the bonds. This led to
lis arrest In the police court this morning
the case was continued. His Office was
searched for the missing bonds, but they were
not found
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The Order of Railroad Conductors.

DENIAL OF SOME RECENT REPORTS
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Dec. 19-The chief Of
ficers of the Order of Railroad Conductors To-
Gated here deny the report from Los Angeles
that the association west Of the Missouri river
has disbanded, and say that only the local
points are affected, and that there is no indica-
ton of any further disaffection. They claim
that the new order is organized to affiliate with
striking organizations. and that as soon as con-
ductors learn the nature of it they will have
nothing to do with il.
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ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut. Jno. F. Gull
foyle, ninth cavalry, appointed to actas inspec-
tor on one public animal at st. Louis,
for which Assistant Gu ,rmaster F. H. Hath
away is accountable. Col. George H.
Mendell, engineer corps, ordered from San
Francisco to Ballast Point, San Diego harbor,
on temporary duty. Capt. VIM. H. Nash, COM
missary of subsistence, ordered to duty at Fort
Monroe, Va, as depot and post commissary of
subsistence there
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"NorH,sa LIKE THrn.

u the verdict Of all who take Ayers Pulls.
PrOmp- and Elective in their action. they leave
no nl-ecects. and may be administered to old or
young. Herbert Elwsii. Of East Saginaw. Mich,
says: Il was . great sufferer from Constipa-
ton Headache. and General Debility. My skin
was yellow. and hsd constant pain in my side
and back Other medicines falling. took three
boxes Of Ayers Pills and am cured"
II was severely afflicted with Dyspepsia and
Enlargement Of the Liver. most Of the time BE-
ing unable to retain any solid food Three boxes
OF Ayers Pills cured me ."-Lucius Alexander,
Marblehead- Mass.
AYERS PILLS,
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver Co. Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Drussists and De alers In Medicines
uhl3
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The Loyal Legion.

CHICAGO, Dec. 19-About 800 members Of
the Loyal Legion from this city and other points
in the northwest left here this morning on a
special train for Indianapolis over the Pan
handle road. They will participate in the
meeting of the legion there
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VENGEANCE AT WAHALAK.

Four Of the Murderous Negroes Run
Down and Lynched.
New YORK, Dec. ia Wahalak, Miss,
special says:
A report has Just reached here that an
armed posse overlook four of the negroe par
ticipants in Sunday nights tragedy.
One Of the four resisted and was riddled
with bullets. The other three were then
hanged to surrounding trees
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No News from Hayti.

NEW YoRx, Dec. 19.-The Haytien acting
consul in this city stated that up to noon to-
day no official information had been received
from Hayti. He had not expected any official
documents by the steamer Saginaw, which ar
rived yesterday, az that ship touched only at
the northern part of Hayti.
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Rase Ball in Australia.

SYDNEY. n. 8. W., Dec. ia game OF base
ball was played here to-day between the Ameri-
can teams. The result was as follows: All
Americas, 6; Chicago, 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-19

Troy, n. Y. Dec. ia shock Of earthquake
was felt in Washington and Warren counties at
545 this morning. The vibration lasted about
four seconds. Buildings were violently shaken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-19

The new Montinors home for chronic invalids
in New York city Was formally dedicstsd yes
terdAy aftsrnoon, in the presence OF Q large
number Of prominent Hebrews.
In Portland, Maine, Monday nights rain
turned 10 NOW storm yesterday.
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Mrs. Gallagher Fined.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 19.-The woman Gallag-
her, who was arrested at Queenstown when she
landed from the steamer Umbria, from New
York. last Saturday, and found TO have num-
Der Of cartridges concealed in her dress, has
been fined ca los. and costs
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Waterford Honors John Dillon.

WATERFORD, Dec. 19.-Mr. John Dillon was
presented to-day with the freedom of the city
Of Waterford. In returning thanks he said that
he valued the honor even more than the ad-
dress recently presented to him by his fellow
members Of parliament.
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been issued by the clerk Of the court 10
Charles Bailey and Martha Ann Goldman;
Charles r. Hibbs, Of Loudoun county, Va, and
Mary e. Grimes; Henry @. Lindsey and Emma
L. jenkins, both Of Loudoun county, We.
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Another Battle in Samoa.

LONDON. Dec. ia dispatch from Auckland
says that news has been received from Samoa
that the Samoans, under Matafa, have sue
ceeded in capturing the most of Atna after a
included 100 killed and several hundred
wouuded
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An Old Church Building Burned.

morning sdt4sroyed the old Methodist church
building, owned and occupied by James H.
Butler as = door. sash and blind factory The
building was Of wood. three stories in height
50 by 100, filed with seasoned lumber.
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of a Lumber Firm,

ALPESA, MICH. Dec. 19.-The lumber firm Of
Lee r. Sanborn d Son made an assignment yes
terday. The liabilities are reported at $4,000.
c. B. Greedy was appointed assignee. Assets
not known
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I'd EDITION.
Latest IGleglamS 10 The Star.
AXWORTHY SETTLES.
He Agrees to Pay E32, 900 and Sur
render His Property.

LONDON, Dec. 19.-Three actions brought
against ex-Treasurer Axworthy, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, were settled to-day in the court of queens
bench. The actions arose from banking dis
putes. With the sanction of the court, Ak
worthy agreed to pay $4,000 pounds and sur
render his property in America in settlement
of the actions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-19

TEY Ir.
PONDS EXTRACT Is known everywhere, and well
merits reputation the PEOPLES Remedy" and
Universal Pn Destroyer" For forty years this
great vegetable compound has proved its ecscy, and
failed 10 do its duty when brought into II
las its greatest o subduer Of al paine
and iu1zn nation, and should be in every ho1seheld
PONDS EXTRACT cures Burns Old Sores. Chshne.
Collsl.ants. &c. Ask Cor PONDS xxTkAcr. Take
- izntsasaoaA Wy31
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Want Foreign Goods to be Taxed.

LONDON, Dec. 19.-The Manchester chamber
Of commerce by an overwhelming majority has
passed resolution holding that all foreign
goods similar to those produced in England
and local taxation which they would have paid
had they been manufactured in Great Britain
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AFTER SPENDING TEN WINTERS SOUTH WAS
CURED By SCOTS EMULSION

Pills for sick headache. bousness constipation.
you will never be without them. They are purely
vegetable small and easy TO take. Don't forget this
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Old SHERWOOD RYE MALT waIsKEY.

old SHERWOOD RYE MALT wHIsKEY
Copper distilled best rye; malt and spring water:
stored in steam heat: medicinal age. Pints 90 per
dozen. Over one gallon s3, $3.50, a, "a SO, s5
Per gallon Prices include package and expressage
WIGHT LENTz,
dS-2ws Cockeysville, Nd
II AIDES BLACK DIAGONAL RUSSIAN CIRCU-
IL lars. finch fur trimmed 90. 40: Ladies' Plush
ssrques. $40 %: ladies' All wool Fancy Newmarkets,
bel sleeve. SO. 40. kAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COM
bINATION, 1lth 81 sc. diet
VHYDoN,T You TRY CARTER'sLITrLE LIVER
w iills: They q positive cure for sick headache
and ali the ills produced by disortered liver.
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A NAVAL EXAMINING BOARD, consisting Of
vice-Admlral 8. G. Rowan and Rear-Admirals
Jas. E. Jouett and Bancroft Gherardi,
has been ordered to convene ut the Navy de-
partment on Saturday next to examine Com
modores Geo. Z. Belknap and David B. Har-
mony for promotion to the grade Of rear
admiral
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visitor-"I am looking for an engagement;
and think you would ind me an acquisition
TO your company"
madam"
visitor-ssNo; but should like TO have you
look over my divorce noticea "-AnsHSou.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for TIE EVENING" srAn

Reported for TIE EVENING srAn
MIDLAND MEKrINa.-The annual meeting Of
the Midland railroad company vas called &c
order soon after noon to-day AZ one Of ths
rooms in the Office Of the company. on Prince
street As the Midland road 10 nov part OF
the Richmond and Danville system. IN fact
merged into the system Of which it forms Q
part the annual meetings are mere formal
ones to comply with the law. The business OF
the company Is only part OF the business Of the
system. -Four or i've gentlemen. representing
the great blocks Of stock. constitute the meet
ines and no action h ever taken at them sx-
cept mere routine business. Al the meeting
to-day Gen. T. NJ. Logan Was chosen president,
and the following board Of directors was
elected: Geo. Parsons, J. c. Maber. John No
Anerney. John II. Inmsn. OF New York, c. A.
swanson, Z. E. Meredith. r. L. Mason. James
wilmer. John s. Barbour. @. @. Hallond, G. N.
Dlacktord. A u. Payne, J. 7. Lowell, John W.
Burke. James B. Pace and E. ID. Christian. Of
Virginia No other business was brought be
fore the meeting.
CHRISTIAN RKckPTrox.-The Young Mems
Nnrlstian association gave q reception at lie
rooms last night TO Mr.. Hatch its new general
secretary. which was largely attended. and Mr..
na'ch was greeted by many representatives OF
the leading evangelical churches Mr. Hatch
was connected with the work OF the London
Snrlstlan association In his native land. but has
oeen N TINS country since 1886 doing Christian
work IN the south, and then going TO Massa-
cnusetts and~entering the school OF Christian
workers there; from thence he comes 70 yir-
ginia.
Norrs-Mr: John II. Baggett. one Of the
pariarchs OF the butchers trade here died nj
his home In the southwestern part OF the city
yesterday morning. He was In his seventy
ninth year; had on the Friday before pursued
ms business at the city market and had gone
TO Drovers' Rest, above Georgetown. 20 see
about some cattle. He will be buried tomorrow
from Trinity NJ. f. church. of which he has
long been leading member.-The county
board OF supervision, at its meeting here yes
terday afternoon. made no orders except for
the payment OF some small bills and for publ
cation OF the tax list-The Columbia Brick
| company has settled with its creditors and will
resume the charge ofits works.-A gold headed
umbrella and sl7 has been stolen from the
house OF Mr.. John Cook on West King street
The Knights OF Honor have paid Mrs John
Croson, of this city $4,000. due her on the
death OF her busband.-The Salvation Army
gave an oyster supper at their rooms here last
night
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The Panama Canal Boudholders.

PARIS, Dec. 19.-The bondholders of the
Panama canal company will hold meeting on
January 20 TO discuss the course they shall
pursue in view Of the company's difficulties.
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Three Bridge Repairers Drowned.
SUDDEN MOVEMENT OF ICE HURLs ELEVEN MN

SUDDEN MOVEMENT OF ICE HURLs ELEVEN MEN
INTO THE WATER.
HooxsET, N. H., Dec. IA short distance
north of this station are three wooden bridges
spanning the Merrimac river, on
the Suncook branch of the Concord
railroad. These bridges have been undergoing
repairs, and, on account Of the ice and high
water, IL has been necessary 10 stay them with
heavy timbers. This forenoon q large gang of
men were at work on the middle bridge,
when the ice suddenly began to move, pre-
cipitating the bridge and eleven men over the
falls and into the water. Three men were
drowned and the remaining eight we're rescued
in an injured condition.
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A REMAnx,pIr C.sr.

IHE WELL-KNOwN CARLSBAD sPRuDEL SALT
oSIkED FROM 1HE NATURAL SPRINGS
VI CARLSBAD BETTIR THAN ANY
OF The SO-CALLED BLOOD
PUkIFlIN6 hEMEDlES.
Tie cashier of NJ Guexenheim's Sons. % and qS
franklin street. one Of the largest import houses
the United States writes under date Of June 80 1888
Is follows:
For years have suffered from abscesses which oil.
ways formed the back of rsck and had be cut
rom time TO time to obtain relief. used all sorts OF
blood purifiers. but without avail. The abscesses
would always resppesr. i suffered very much pain
until my physician advised me to use the genuine i'm
ported CARLSBAD Sprudel Salts powder form. used
this for about four weeks and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease Ny complexion
cannot speak too highly u this really valuable remedy,
and have recommended il to all my friends who also
Yours very respectfully l. MYERS.
The Genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Powder put up
IN round bottles. Each bottle ain paper cartoon
and has the seal Of the city Of Carisbad and the sigma
the neck q every bottle; All others worthless ini
free upon application. E1SNER & MENDELSON co.
Barclay st. n u, Sole Agents. aul-m,w&f
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MARRIED.
DIED.

,JoHNsoNIsUTToN. On Dssember -. 1855 by
Of Annapolis Md, TO KATE L SUTTON, OF this city
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 14l9 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-19

DEATH OF SINISTER AoEp OSr HUNDRED
Among the deaths reported TO the health Office
yesterday was that of a colored woman named
Hester West, who died at Freedman's hos
pital Sunday Of old age. According to the GER
tiicate Of death. Hester was an old maid Her
age IL given as one hundred years. She was
born in Maryland and has lived in the District
twelve years. She was buried in Grsceland
cemetery this morning.
The Indiana state treasurer 10 badly in need
Of funds, and the legislature will have to bor-
row about $4,000 600 TO carry the state through
the next two years.
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Mr.. Galt's IIluess,

Mr.. VIM. N. Calls condition this afternoon
was not 90 favorable a. yesterday. He passed
a restless night.
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DA1ros & STRICKLAND.
DALTON 4 STRICKLAND.
To THE PooE AND R1cH

n10-em 93e Pennsylvania ave
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john Bright Rallies A9aip

JOnu bIgnt Naii1es again.
LONDON, Dec. 19.-3lr. John Bright has r.l-
lied somswhAt
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Pans Soar.
PrAns SOAP
PEARs SOAP
Fam WHrrr Hams
DRreHr CLEAR COMPLEXION.
SoFr HfALrHruI Skrx.
The Great Ensl,sh Cun.pl.xaon Soap
PEARS SOAP" SUD EVERYWHERE
fBeware ~ rn AuAtlons,

BAReArxs Is FuRs
just returned from New York with Q fun line of
Ladies' and Misses
MUFFs. BoAs AND ooILARETTEs, IN
BEAR, LYNX SKUNK AND MONKEY.
Also handsome sets Of White Anfora. very stylish An
have been purchased st low prices and genuine bar
gains will be offered Holiday purchasers Our Gar
ment Department IL stocked with desirable
WRAPS IN sEALsKIN AND PLUSH.
at prices ~ low any house in America Fur trim
ning Mt reduced prices.
Coachmen's shoulder Q&pes. Gloves, MufHen and
Robes Dunlap's New York HAts LADIES' long -handls6
Umbrellas, suitable tor either cane OF umbrella
EuLETT RUOFT.
Hatteu and Turr3era
oc12-6m COS HennA- ave-
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RoBBERIEs REpoRTED.-At an early hour this
morning thieves entered the oyster saloon of
Edw. Flick, corner of 9Th and C streets and
carried off some knives and forks and clock
pr. Bearsford reports the larceny of a gold
watch and chain.-Mrs. l.. Richardson reports
stolen from her house S1450 in cash.. c.
Higdon reports the larceny of bicycle.--H.
I. Redman reports the theft Of q tub of
butter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-19

nor NERVOUS PRosIRATIoN
USE HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE.
Or. W. GRAEvEs. Mortified. Mimi. SAYS, 81 have
used IL in of nervous Prostitution ard also in
combination with other remedies in indigestion 81 has
proved ss satisfactory as could be expected"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-19

SUSPECTED OF OBTAINING GooDs M FRArp.-
Several days ago Detectives Mattingly and
Wheeler took into custody a young colored
man named Marshal Williams and locked him
up on suspicion Of obtairing a trunk contain
ing clothing and other articles, amounting in
value to about ESQ, from Miss Josie c. Morton,
or No. HOP sta street. The trunk and contents
belong to Miss Victoria Prud homme. who is
now IN hospital. 1t is charged that Williams
obtained the trunk a forged order. The
officers recovered most of the goods at Lyn-
wood, Va, where they had been shipped by ex-
press. The trunk was recovered at the depot.
The case will be heard in the Police Court to-
morrow.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

NONE Of the bonds offered to-day were &C
cepted.
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CHnrsrxAs FuKs, HArs. AND

UMBRELLA6
Buy of sTrxEMETz SONS, 1897 Pa eve.
Ladies' ALAsKA sEALSKIN ULSTER6 o3oo
sHcouEs. slso s2oe s2as, ESQ.
SEAL PLnSH ULsIERs ESQ to s75.
s5S ts stskk iss sa " s Z Sso n.
HSfis s SSIs if ~ ss sas suourprn
deniensas HATS, from the sst.blishnssss Of
Knox, youmanA New fork, and Henry HssfA. Londaa
sSfLH a HAS. IS "a; ss$s
made specia purchases for Holiday 1sssnfs fou 81
eet suited In pr3css from ~ 70 o20
y. r. eTINENETz 4 Sons
Az 1887 psnna ave. through 10 1 StA O.
TONE AND LOOK AT THE CHII.DRENT ovER.
SS.7S, sa and S.51 LONDON Alb TvEEfoof