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DIED.

DIED.
COfFEY. From Mt Oivst cemetery Mrs. a N
pm.
COOPER Thursday at p:45 an. Apr,l "a lsss.
COURTNEY ADDISON, eldest son Of Samuel n AMI
Mary j. Cooper, IN his twenty ninth year
Funeral services OF his parents re.idencs sOsK
spruce street lie Dl oft Park on FRIDAY m Rei-
euves and friends are respectfully invited % attend
,Sox On April 25. 1855. at 2: 40 aua.. JESSIE n
fELAA' eldest daughter OF WIN. 4. ana Judith Coz.
IAN angels arm can't snatch me from the srsv.
Legions OF angels can't connne me there"
HIM MOTHrR-
Remains win Be taken to Louisa Court, Hou... Va
Tor internenf on Thursday, NJ \ 20 am.
GRIFTITH. Suddenly ON THURSDAY. Apr,l "a lsss
q O'Clock ATM. LOUISA GhIFTiiH the beioyed
mother Of Thomas A Griffith in the my eighth year
Funeral from Fourth Baptist Church. n street, be-
April ~ at p m Friends aud relatives invited
HUNTINGTON. At KittreIL n. C., April o. 1854
Of acute 9sstritis ANNIE d HUNTINGDON wife Of
Charles W. Huntington. Of Quincy. Mas 80
o, n,dLtASp On pMMedps,dsy April e; lsss. ct
Funeral VIII take psce from the rssdence of his SOU
tn-lsw, Mark Cook 24l5 street northwest, on Pm
day Afternoon, April "a. Ct 8 D. m Friends q the
family tpvised 70 attend.
NOLAN. In New york. April "a, 1855. cHAs III
N0LAk eiSss, scn q ,he late Jane. and cstharne
funsral vii take place from the residence Of his
oSothsr-in law James ONeil 10 Third street portl
east on Friday. 9th inst ct o'clock pm Friends
and relatives respectfully invited
ssd S clsT asa q so nsf M p 5sss s
DEks ned thirty-seven year,. seven months ana
Fansrsi ), pm on Friday. from hi. late re.,a.pcs
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THE RAILROAD DEfofA-There has again been
current OF talk and suggestion relative to the
ton OF proper railway depots here. The city has q
fne market and ID now 70 add new school build.
ing 70 the three others already existing. The
Freemasons have nne hall the Odd Fellows Z
Improved By . splendid mont the United
building 81 erAos2ui proportions to ACCOMMODATES
its judicial and revenue oncera There are ten
or twelve handsome churches: Jet the railroad
depots are san far behind the Age. one (the W.
moderate recommendations, but the PeDnsylvssia
company's depot and on1ces are In such . shed q
ordinarily serves as the once OF coal-yard The
N1dlAnd depot q collection Of frame cabtna, Il
Ii the general hope that the railroad manaRerS
win make move 70 improvement
Battle, q the Universtty q Virginia, 10 now noa1.
ing tho university EXAMINATION Of academy puniis
In this city, and o. johns Academy and the
Washington public schools have sent up pupis -
examination ~ mathenaticA latin, chemistry.
geology. English litsratrre. history, and eeogrs.
two, and 81 JOHNS Academy eight st06enrs foS
examination. Among the eadots Who 70 NJ 70 h
examined are Cadets c. orion brown r. ~ n
G. Kstchan r., Of Warrington.
Ncrn.The Hanns heif3 g washingtou, have
property adtoaning OcooQuAn. fns rsooSssy 4 IA
Acr1A weS sold a. 80 per acg0.-Nr FrSSs N.Y.
g Warrington, lost some forty chickens mn M
cnioeens wese q fancy broedA --Nancy Ho7ESS
weA-xnown eoaoseo woman q tn nf1 ward. ~
Tsmg!an ka slecssd yoha g Ts,HySr 9. r ~
NJ. IenA vol1 VT. ~ 100 = n 4 49, ~
conditaon.-11s remains q yosS issksS' - Fl
-: Assxin rsssoAs 9 tals ety, law - 49,
~ M hsmeaig Sor infsunsaI
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A VERDICT or Guilty.
The jury found verdict OF guilty.


Friends or the Capital Bicycle Club to the num-
Der OF several huBdred nlied National Rines Han
last night, and for over two hours were enter.
tanned with q unique program. arranged by the
amusement committee OF the club First came a
roiicking, informal session OF song by the vocal
lists or the club which at once put tie audience In
proper mood 70 appreciate what followed The
ourlesque OF "hamiet," notable rather for the
breadth than the sub.lety OF its humor, came next
Nj. L w. Seeiy, the Hamlet, displayed a pair OF
very Intellectual legs and had aIlassed, doubtless
with the assistance or his prophetic soul q
varied assortment OF very modern slang, as
had Mr.. j. @ Rice the Hordtio. The Chou was
suspicious looking fellow, and was Grrayed In q
manner TO cast discredit on his claims 10 spirit
uality. "A New Years Reception" Mr.. Hubbard
I. Smiths clever operetta, was presented In quite
elaborate style. The appearance or the gentle
men who assumed female paris, arrayed In all
sorts OF decotete gowns aroused roars VI laughter
Nj. Boteler as the giidy Miss Gustington achieved
quite triumph In his way. He sustained his role
with remarkable evenness. Mr.. smith as Marie,
the colored servant was capital and his open.
ing role made a hit. "Pyramus and Thisbe-
Kept the audience In continued roarsor Laughter.
Dancing followed. The length OF program neces-
STATED the omission OF couple OF features which
the c. BL c. boys think OF producing st some
future date,
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on the washington stock Exchsnre are noted to-dsy
a. SDaDso' a$SH ca bid l2e ssf S'S
1iis asIea. Ms..cDSa.sn E.s,leaa s;Ssl: io$f SiS
Warrington Gas, 3p,t bud. 3DH asked. Georgetown
Gas. 44h bid. 45x ssied. Columbia Insurancs l2H
Riggs insurance, bid, Sh asked Washington
Market stock, IAN bid. National Metropolitan
l27 BID ES asked. v. y Electric Light 76x asked
Washington Light Infantry I'd mortsags a. so BID.
lumbda Title Insurance Co. 81 bid. 81 asksd Great
Fails Lee 12S bid.
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BALTIMORE Nd, April 26.-virrdniA sixes con.
Sodafed %y past due coupons, 63; do. ten-fortiea,
81 do, new threes 81: North Caroline axes. old.
IS bid to-day.
steady 49, middiing, yzsaiO. Flour stssdy and un-
chan ed Wheat-southern. quiet and steady; Fultx.
QUIET; No. winter red spot SYhs90 May. 90ha
S0N June. ssAssiS: Saly y3iSssls as CSernsSnse:
ern. steady and higher; mixed spot. e2s6Sh: May
fennsylvania, 3Ss42: western white. 42s43 western
mixed 3ya4i. Rye firm. 7Oa75. Hay hrm. Pro-
visions dull and unchanged. Petroleum stesdy-re-
nned 7H Codee 0uiet-kio carxoes. ordinary % fair.
lAalth sugar SoPIsf reRn s;ant nr To- 1iSss l6
per steamer dull-cOtton. 1.16d.; nour pr ton A.
1rsin, steady, I'D sales--wheat, 100000 bushels;
cogn, 1900 bushela
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HARRrrr HuBpARp Aver

HAnR1Er HuBBARp Aver
Takes pride in stating that VITA NUOvA (NEw
L1FE) will cure or greatly relieve Dyspepsia
insomnia sleeplsssness Nervousness HysteriA.
Pain in the Back Of the Head or any Trouble
originating in Depressed Condition Of the Nsrv.
oas System;
THAT the sales Of Vita Nuova far exceed any other
nerve remedy evsrmanufactured;
THAT Its regular will take the place of all liquor
or alcoholic stimulant, and viii. II persisted In.
e6ectually cure drunkenness;
THAT the sick should use IL to restore health:
THAT the well should uss it to prevent sickness;
THAT all overworked persons should use it to prevent
fatigue or breaking down;
THAT all energetic Americans should use II con-
SANITY to enable them to maintain their energy;
THAT 1t can be relied upon - the prescription Of
wer-known physician and not Quack nostrum;
THAT care should be taken to avoid limitations and
substitutes offered in place of Vita Nuova;
THAT it il for sale 1t ali druggists in Washington:
THAT you should send to Mrs. HARRIET HUB
BARD AVER. SO and "a Park Place. New York
City, for copies Of letters Of Recommendation from
vines. and people whom you know and believe In.
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TIE Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
of1cer as follows: Martha Z. Bradley, white, sixty
nine years; Jessie z. Cox, white, TWENTY-FIVE
Moore, colored, thirty-two years; Geo. W. Dugan,
white, seventy-on years; infant OF Mary Page,
colored, one month; Mary Fletsch, white sixty-one
years; Andrew Steinockle, white one year; Ray.
m0nd Carr, nine months; Bartholomew inland
white, nifty three years; Hattie v. Stokes colored
one year; Mary Meyer, white, sixty eight years.
Louisa Brown, coiored, six months; Mary E. Kelley
colored. eighteen years; Carrie Z Mitchell colored
twelve years.
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Thinks the Republicans Can Carry
Indiana.

Indiana.
REPRESENTATIVE BROWNE TAILS ABOUT fnR POLL
TIcAL sITuATloN IN TEE noosi1E STATE.
Representative Browne says he thinks the re-
pub1cans can carry the state OF Indiana this tail
In conversation with STAR reporter yesterday he
said:
"For any man to say that the state win certainly
GO republican, or that It win certainly 60 demo-
cratic, would indicate merely that he WAS not
guarded In his statementA Tho majority either
way Is 80 small that It u liable 70 turn the balance
either way from some comparatively slight cause.
The republicans have one advantage this time In
the want of harmony among the democrats and
we may strengthen ourselves ~ the nomination
ton altogether impregnable By the nomination Of
Harrison at Chicago. The democrats are weak
ened In the state In this way: Most Of those men
who went into the VARIOUS waro1 Ind polling pyo.
cincts In 1884 expected to b. rewaroed ~ up.
elected. AZ nrst they wero disappointed because
IL looked as II the new President was going 70
ignore them altogether. Later, when the ofaces
began to be distributed they became o11gusted
that there were not enough TO 60 around. ADDED
few republicans in once weighs heavily upon
their pasienca They ere not ready 70 wogk this
time 6 they 6id before. Instead d6 going about
and drumming up voeee wherever thy can get
them they WIN simply keep quiet and take y easy.
won. TSs WoES done 81 tSsss men . what
makes the majority. The bitter feeling betwsen
the Mcdonald and the cray facsions d Injurious
70 the chances q the dsmocrata The movement
nof Sstser ne rituation. HcDonssd WIN pfobsbiy
not Be- Able TO prevent the el1osssns1tce Gray,
but his being on the ticket WIN NOS ad1 any 10
ths chance q Success 70 the democratac ticksts
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CAfruRfb Hm CHIrp.-sixth street southeast Of
Pennsylvania avenue was all excitement about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. II appears that 0ne
married about two years Ag3 70 Miss Lucy Smoot,
and they have ono child. About thirteen months
old. On account Of marital unpleesantnees the
couple recently separated MIA G. returning to her
mothers house, 9Th street southeasc She with
nearly all the family attended Q funeral YESTERDAY
aunt till their return. During their absence Cob
Inns called, and while caressing the baby said no
came 70 take II away and ah0s Out Of the door and
up the street with the INFANT In his arms followed
for while ~ the gaInin q The neighoorhood, who
enjoyed the chase hugely although kn0rant d
what Il Ill meant Collins stu has the chal1L
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NAVAL oRpERs.-LisutenAnt Adelph Mark, de-
tached from duty In the ONCE OF Judge Ad.
vocate-General OF the Navy, and ordered to
report to MI. Frank McCoppin, United States
Commissioner 70 the Melbourne intsrnationl
exposition, for special duty at the exposition;
Medcal-Inspector A. 8. Oberly granted ak months
leave from Nay 1, with permission to leave the
I'm ted Statea
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Renders the hair soft plant and Glossy. pro-
netss frssA growth. and surss sruptivs ais
sasss Of the scalp. Mary l. Jackson, Salem,
Ma. vrisss: Il have ussd Ayers Hair visor
for number ef yesss and st has always gwen
me satisfaction. II IL an sxcsllent dressins.
prevents the hair from turning gray. insurss
IL vigorous growth. and keeps The scalp white
and clean"
Several months aso my hair comEsaced
falling out and in . few weeks was almost
bald. bought bottle Of Ayers Hair vieor.
and. after using only part Of II. my head was
covered with heavy growth of hesr.-Thomas
Munday. Sharon Grove, ~.
AYERS HAIR v1eoR.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. G. Aver Co.. Lowell,
Masa. Sold by Druggists and psrfumera. 5a2S
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WASHINGTON NEWS ANp GOSSIP.

TRANsFERREp.-SecondL Lieut. Alfred II. Hunter
has been transferred from the 9Th cavalry to the
4th artillery at his own request
TEE PRESIDENT has assigned surg. Remus c.
Persons, United states Navy, to temporary duty
in charge OF the Army and Navy Hospital, Hot
Springs. Ark, during the absence Of Maj. Richard
$. Vickery, surgeon United States Army, on leave
TEE TROUBLE WITH rHE swArARA-Commodore
Harmony returned from Portsmouth, n. H., last
night. He says that the trouble with the swar.
tara's reversing gear was OF very simple nature
and should not have caused the alarm is did
Engineering Today from Engtneerin-Chief Mel
Vile, who announced that the repairs have been
cOmDleted
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District Govermmsmt Affairs.
VITAL STATISTICS.


The report OF Health Oficer Townshend for
last week shows: Number OF deaths, 81;
1000 per sunum: white 1s72; colored, 2s.1s;
total population, 22.42. Thirty-two wore under
I'VE years Of age and 10 over 60 years The prin-
cipai causes OF death were: Cerebro-sptnal men,
nights, 1; consumption, Is; diarrh9al II erysip-
elias, 1; typhoid fever q malarisi never, 2; Pnen.
puerperai diseases 2; diphtheria. 2 Births re-
ported: II white males, IL white females: II col
ored males IL colOred females. Marriages re.
ported: white, colored
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued TO B. +. and sam Lloyd, to
erect two brick dwellings,, at 1914 ahd l216 @
street southwest, At cost Of g. TOO: VIM. Carley,
TO build four brick dwellings, from 28l4 to 26oO
street northwest, az cost OF 8, 600; John EvAnA
to erect one brick store Of lis goth street north
west, at q cost OF 600; J. J. Reynolds, 70 build
one frame dwelling, Meridian Hill, at cost Of
500
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have, In response to O Senate
resolution, written to senator Sp0Oner letter
relative 70 the taxation Of street railways
Mr.. Austin Herr, representing the Georgetown
Electric Light and Power Co, called on the Conn
misstonerS to-day, TO get them 70 report mvorably
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Sra1ss HArs

Sra1ss HArx
ALL -THE LEApISe STYLES IN spRrxe .xn
soAAhk HATS NOW READY AM
AissEs AND CAILDEEN's HATS In EVERY
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WIN pos Psnna Ava
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NIrxsos
NEMNoN,
AfEMNoN,
MENNox.

The Esyptian. invented letters in iess, n O., "A
rom tnas cate down through the centuries thsy have
nsvsr been put 10 better than whsn thar bsrs I'm
form you that the celebrated @. o. Taylor bourbon
and Eye whisksy. bottled By c. H. oRAvEs q Sons,
Boston. and sold by 0rocer and prueu1ssa A THIS
psrsst and bsst sQuallsa by none.
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COMMANDER EVANS NEW DuTIKa-commande
R. D. Evans has been relieved from duty as naval
secretary OF the lighthouse board and ordered az
principal to the commandant OF the New York
hayward, in connection with the construction OF
the Maine.
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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 to Corson and Mccartney. l41y street
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NEW LHTTHR BoxEs-The postmaster has d.
rected that two new letter boxes be put up, one
at the northwest corner Of 9th street and Penn
sylvania avenue and the other ct 7th and sumner
streetR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR WEBB TO 81 RITTRnp-The
naval retiring board has recommended the retire.
ment OF Naval Constructor Webb. He Il &C present
at the head of the list, with the rank OF captain
and bis retirement will promote Naval Constructor
mander.
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BOARDING

ISOk RENT - SEVERAL PLEASANT ROOMS
Transient and table boardsrs accommodated: table
oo-le =. sls per tnorth- l0o2 llth ct ap25-3t'
/ Ak6E AIRY, COOL AND NEwLY FURNISHED
el Per day THE WrEsIt 'AeA'
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RoARDING-LARGE PLEASANT WyII-FTR-
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CArAssH To Coxsuxp,1ox


Cstarrh in its destructive force stands next to and
undoubtedly leads on to consumption. II is therefore
singular that those afflicted with this fearful disease
should not make 1t the object Of their them
selves Of it Deceptive remedies concocted by ignor.
ant pretenders to medical knowledge have weakened
the confidence Of the majority Of sufferers in all
advertised remediea They become resigned to life
Of misery rather than torture themselves with doubt
full palIistvesL
But this viii never do Catarrh must be met at every
tage an combsted with all our might. In many
cases the disease has assumed dangerous symptoms.
The bones and cartilage Of the noss the organs Of
hearing Of SEEING and Of tasting Affected to be
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and rrtatsd Is TO produce constant and distressing
cough.
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w ANAMAKER's
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MONEY SAVED
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care.
At wANAMAKER's more Boots are sold over tne
counter than In any other house between thu
Timely works on Agriculture and Horticulture:
large assortment Of French Books: Sessides and
frsnklin Squares; Standard and Miscellaneous works.
bound and unbound and almost any printed thing
that proper people read.
The prices sss always fair. and sny getaDls Book 10
theSe 0E Will % voI
BOOK NEWS
How little the title Of Book tells youi Even II you
see all the Books. how many have you time 70 sst
81 the inside Of!
That II whore BOOK NEWS will serve you good
turn We send IL out Q month, a-brim with Just
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eossip Of the Book world BY the judgment Of the
best judges il tests the new Book and says why this
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With each number an author portrait &C. soc.
rear.
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MARRIED.

wEssELLs-GoLDIN. On April 90 1855 81 thu
residence Of the bride by the hay Dr n W Haddsvsy
MILLIAA X. VESSELS TO LAURA c. GoLDIN rs
cards.
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BOOK NEWS
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DoRBINg Electric Soar
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IT IL STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
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M tns shghtest This soap 10 identical in quality TO-
cay with that made twenty years ago.
contains nothing that can inture the finest fabric
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The Derby Races.

LONDON, April 26-At the Derby spring meeting
to-day tine race TOR the Dovertdge cup (handicap)
OF 500 sovereigns was won by P. Renfrsws I'VE
year-Old bay horse Lisbon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

RANGE OF THE THKRNoNKrRR-The foilowine
were the readings at the signal once to-day: z q
m, Al; p. m, Go; maximum. 90; minimum, %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

c. W. Harries, who preferred the charge OF pro,
family against Night Watchman Hing as mem
TONED In yesterdays STAR Is not discharged en-
ploye or the Metropolitan Railroad Co. hut resigned
TO take position with the Baltimore and ONO 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-26

CAD DRrvRRe Fatal FALl-John Welsh,
cab driver about thirty Year, old, fell from hi
vehicle at the corner OF New York avenue and l5tl
street this afternoon, and was taken into Q neigh
boring drug store where he died In Q few minutes
His bo6y was taken TO the morRua
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THE Grsursr
o II A Nm HOF f'S
MALT EXTRACT
In the
BEST NUTR1TrvE TONIC

PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia Convalescsnce,
Weak Children. and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
1T: Suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability TO appropriate food, tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hons Malt Extract
wtneglsssful three times day. Its was followed
By marked enscts1 Food. which had heretofore been
found to pass the alimsntary canal unchanged, di.
fested properly. 2. There appeared an increased
power Of evolving animal heat and storing up fat
Beware Of limitations. The genuine has the SIGNATURE
Of Johann Hof" on the neck Of every bottla All
Others worthless limitations
JOHANN HOFF. berlin and Vienna. New York
Once; q Barclay st jA3-tuL th&s