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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 3-Cotton Hrm-middling.
l0A. Flour dun and easy. Wheat-southerH
quiet and nominal: Fultz 9salo3 Longberry, s3
bid; April, s71l; May, IS; June, ssA assa.: july.
ST asked. Corn - southern, firm and higher:
white. 4:ia44; yellow, 42Ha44H: western, strong;
mixed spot, AN bid; April, 42a42k; May, 42a
49,. Oats firIn-southern and Pennsylvania 30
a:S4: western white, 32a34; western mixed 2s,a3l
graded No. white, 33a33H, Rye. nominal, 56a
81. Hay, about steady-prime 10 choice timothy,
l6o0al65o. Provisions, steady. Butter, good
grades steady; others easy-western packed, lisa
IL; creamery, 25. Eggs easy, 10Y. Petroleum,
quiet - refined, $50. Coffee, quiet-Rio cargoes
fair, lsA. sugar. quiet but strong-A soft, ~;
copper, steady; refined 15al5k. Whisky, quiet,
III. Freights TO Liverpool per steamer, nomi-
nally easy = cotton. 40 cents per 100 pounds:
grain, per bushei, I'D asked. Cork for orders As.
g., nominal; Mag, -. asked. Receipts - flour
1900 barrels wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, 1900;
oats, 1000 bushels. Shipments - -four. 5000
barrels sales-whest. 81, 900 bushels corn, las, !,
600 bushels
BALTIMORE, April 3. - Virginia ten-forties
35z bid: do. threes. 65Za66; Baltimore and Ohio
stock, s2 bid; Northern Central stock, 75a75 q;
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore drsts. 81 NJ
do. seconds. son: do. threes, 26a27H; consoli-
dated Georgia bonds. lily bid; do. stock, 45s
an.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
FIRES IN MARCH


The report of Chief Paris of the fire depart
ment for the month of March shows that there
were 20 alarms for fire, an increase of over
the corresponding month of the preceding
year. The estimated losses were S3S, $50, or an
increase of Sll, AS, against loss of Sl2,679 or
an increase of $40. 1853, for the preceding month.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The report of Health Officer Townshend for
the week ending March 80, 1889. shows: Num-
Der of deaths, SO; white, A; colored. As
Death-rate per 1000, per annum: white, 1926;
colored, 31.20. Total population, 2O.57. S5
were under five years of age; IL over GO years
and 18 were under year old; II of the deaths
occurred in hospitals and public institutions
The death by classes were as follows: zymotic,
10; constitutional, %; local, Al; development,
ID; violence, 3. The principal causes Of death
were: Group, 8; consumption, ID; typhoid
fever. 3; pneumonia, II; congestion of the
lungs, 2; bronchitis, 2; puerperal diseases, 2;
whooping cough, 2. Births reported: 20 white
males % white females, 80 colored males, Is
colored females. Marriages reported: II white,
/ colored.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changesfrom yesterdays quota
nons on the Washington stock Exchange are noted
to-day: U. ;. AVS, 1891. coupon. lO7s. bid
1851 asked. L. S. ans, registered. IO7x bid
I. S. As, registered, 12s]S bid, l29 asked.
ID C. per imp. 6s. 1891, coin, 1O7S bid d. G.
50-year fund, 3-65s, 1924 currency, 1913 bid.
l24 asked. ID. c. 20-year fund.- is, 1882
coin, 1918 bid. Metropolitan Railroad stock Inf
bid, 1l2 asked. North Capitol and o street. 70
bid. AZ asked. Firemen's Insurance, 4Ol1 bid.
"A asked. Arlington Insurance, $50 asked Co,
lumbia Insurance, IA bid, l4k asked. Riggs In
surance, "a bid, 50 asked. Masonic Hall bonds.
1861 bid. Washington Market stock III
bid. Farmers and Mechanics Bank George
town, 1877 bid. Citizens National Bank I25 4
bid. Great Falls Ice, 149 bid. 1867 asked.
Pennsylvsnia Telephone Company 81 asked.
SIS bid. 81 asked. u. :. Electric Light Com
pany, 80 bid. Bank OF Republic stock Is4
bid. Columbia National Bank stock 100 hid
Franklin Insurance Company stock, 42I bid.
American GraphophOne Company stock, pa. bid
.2:}h asked. Columbia Title Insurance Company
stock, ~ bid, So asked. National safe De-
post Company stock, 240 bid.
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ESCAPED Just i'm Time.
THE MARGARET L. SANK JUST AFTER HER GRE
WAS TAKEN OFF.

THE MARGARET L. SANK JUST AFTER HER CREW
WAS TAKEN OFF.
BALTIMORE. April 3.-The steamship Decatur
H. Miller, Capt. Taylor, which arrived this
morning from Boston brought the shipwrecked
crew of seven men of the British schooner
Margaret l.. The crew were placed on the
steamship Miller by the schooner Roger Moore.
Captain Gilpin, of Wilmington, n. c.. on Sun
day morning 10 miles from Block Island The
Margaret l.. from Trinidad. Cuba, Feb. u. for
Delaware breakwater, encountered storm on
March 8, and on the oath the vessel sprang a
Leak making it necessary to use the pumps
constantly. Next day the rigging and rud-
der were swept away and the vessel was
rapidly filling with water but on the 10Th the
schooner Roger Moore answered the Margaret
l.. signals of distress and rescued the crew.
She had not gone far when the Margaret l.. was
seen to sink 1t was a merciful escape.
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'THE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS

Al the Ninth International Medical Congress- DR. A.
l. A. Toboidt Of the University Of Pennsylvania read
stating that out Of thirty trestsd the
genuine imported Powdered Carlsbad sprudel Salt for
chronic constipation, Ly pOehondria disease of the v
and kidneys, iaundice adiposis, diabetes dropsy
from yslVlar heart disease. dyspepsia catarrhal ill.,
raLnnston Of the stomach, ulcer of the stomach or
spleen children With msrssmus, govt. rhe Of
the joints gravel etc. twenty entirely cured
threemuch improved and not treated long enough
Average time OF treatment four weeks.
Ths Carlsbad sprudel Salt (power form), Is an ex-
csllent psTeNt LGJdttse aud Duretic II clears the
o0npseEIr, p"riaes ne Blood. 1t is easily soluble
pleasant TO take and permanent in action The genuine
prodUct Of the Carlsbad Springs is exported in round
DOttles Each bottle comes in 3 ght blue paper
tom. and has the sisnsture "EISNER MENDIE-
son CO." sole agents. Barclay street, New Yerk
every bottle. One bottle mailed upon receipt Of
Une Dollar DIR. Toboldts lectures mailed free upon
APPLICATION aul-m,wkf
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DIED.

DIED.
II n. s6s rs. SR asS Avn
JOHN Z. BRAITMAYER, aged forty-three Year,.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
DABNEY. On April ., 1889, Mrs MARGARET NJ
DABNEY. at her residence on K street.
The remains were taken TO Virginia to-day.
,DEMoND. on April 2, 1883, CHARLES DE
Funeral from his late residence II Massachusetts,
avenue, on Thursday, April 4, 1859, at4 .. m.
DoNEGAN. On Tuesday morning. April 2, $50 ct
80 o'clock, JOHN only child Of John and Mary Don
Funeral Thursday al o O'Clock a m. from parents,
residence $50 n street southwest. lnterment st NJ
his late residence. @ssS Il STREET northwes;. JOIN
GIBBONS. in the seventh year Of his age.
I5hGTsdsy %oTnins ana pTGSsed % Trinity stSosl
respectfully invited to attend esss''
HAYNIE. On Tuesday morning. April O. 1889,
HENRY X. beloved hus band OF Elirsbeth A. Hsynis,
aged twenty-five years. eleven months.
Gone in the bloom Of manhood,
Gone 70 his long. long rest;
But God be knoweth best
Funeral from his late residence ass 81 street NORTH
west THURSDAY April =, 3 o'clock pm. Relatives and
tocKE suddenly Sf spOglesy March 81; 1859
LOCKE, aged nfty-eisht years. Interment At Berry
F On shf e AEE sss at
Richard and MARI (. McGinnis aged nins months ana
Little Buddie our darling
Pride of all our hearts home,
But an angel came and whispered.
Buddie, darling, do come home.
By HIS PARKNrs
Funeral will take pla from the late residence
463& st. $. w., on Thursday evening at O'Clock
y. IL. IL
RAUM On Tuesday. April 9. 1889. GOLDEN
MAPLE RAUM, aged four years and nine mouths.
AT REST
Golden Maple was our darling,
Pride Of all our hearts ct home,
But the Angels and whispered
Golden Maple do come home.
BY HKR PAHrsra
Her funeral will take place at O'Clock Thursday
from the residence Of her parents No. l345 street
northwest.
ROSEBERRY. At11:55 a. m. Wednesday April &
1853 ISAAC Y, youngest Of Michael NJ aud
Rachel y Roseberry, In the thirty fourth year of his
Funeral from his brother in Jaws W. NJ DODGE
Nichols avenue, Anscosta d. C., at p. m, Friday,
April D.
SMITH. At his late residence. 81 s Fourth street
northwest, on April 2, 1859, 40 , 40 D. m, JAS. D.
SMITH, aged fifteen years and six months
Funeral will take place from 81. Augustine church
tomorrow Thursday II z O'Clock p. m.
Witty. On Wednesday, April 3 1889 st III as
q m, MARY E. beloved daughter Of Catherine ii ana
the late Capt. Jasper NJ Witty, aged twenty-ons
years and nine months.
Funeral from 1895 Eighth street Friday at q D. M
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend.
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An Open Letter to Senator Sherman.

Special Dispatch to the THE EVENING STAR.
LYNCHBURG, Va, April 3.-Mr. Charles W.
Button, late postmaster of Lynchburg, from
which Office he was retired because of the fail
ure OF the United States Senate to con-
firm his nomination, has addressed an
open letter to the Hon. John Sherman,
reminding Mr.. Sherman, apropos of the Hal
stead incident, that courses, like chickens, come
home to roost." &c. Mr.. Button seems to hold
Senator Sherman responsible for the rejection
of his nomination, and declares there was this
great difference between himself and Mr.. Hal
stead. that while the latter was condemned for
what he wrote Mr.. Button was condemned for
what he did not write
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1HE BRooKLYN.-No apprehension is felt at
the Navy department on account of the U. S. s.
Brooklyn, which British steamer reported
with broken shaft sailing for New York
The shaft was broken while on the
China station, and the accident was reported to
the department and led to her being ordered
home under sail by way of Cape Horn,
the easiest passage for a sailing vessel,
instead OF by way of Cape of Good
Hope, which would have been her course under
steam. The department has heard from her
from st. Thomas. w. l.. on the 3lst ult, long
after she was spoken by the British vessel All
hands were well. and she is expected at New
York in about two weeks
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Supreme COnclave of Heptasophs.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR THE COMING YEAR.
BALTIMORE, April 3.-The supreme conclave
OF HeptasOphs or Seven Wise men reassembled
at Heptasophian hall to-day.
The following are the officers elected for the
ensuing year, Joseph Pyle, Wilmington, Del,
NJ. E. supreme archon; Augustus Bouldin. Bal
tlmore. NJ. f. supreme chancellor; T..
r. Shaw, Wilmington, Del, VI. w. su-
preme provost; Geo. w. Wright, Norfolk. Va,
NJ. W. supreme secretary; James VI. Black,
Norfolk, Va, NJ. ". supreme treasurer; James
A. Coehrane. Ohio, NJ. V. supreme prelate; H.
A. Pick, Baltimore, r. w. supreme in
spector general; Thomas H. Rile, Will
mington, R.W. supreme warden; Geo. S. Rasson,
district of Columbus; r. W. supreme sentinel,
James Young. John n. Posey. and George
Eisenber, Baltimore; f. p. ToInpkins, Camden,
\. j., and Vim. Winthrop, Wilmington, Del,
trustees.
1t was decided to hold the next annual ses-
non in BROOKLYN, ny
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Missouri Municipal Elections.

POLITICS DID NOT CUT MUCH OF FIGURE IN
THEM.
ST.. Louis, April 3.-City elections were held
throughout Missouri yesterday, but so far as
reported politicians did not cut much of a
figure in them.
The democrats elected majority of their
ticket in Jefferson City, Sedalia Cape
Girardeau, Mexico, and Springfield, and the
republicans scooped in a majority of the offices
in Boonville, Maryville, Carthage and st. Jo-
seph. while the peoples and other mixed tick
cts were successful in more than a score of
other places
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ANOTHER Il. AND d. CHANGE.
Col. Orlando Smiths Retirement from
the observation-disclosures EareshadaMed.

the Nfce-PreSidency tOreshauOweu.
BALTIMORE, April st looks as though Col
Orlnndo Smith, vice-president of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. intends soon to retire from
the service, as late last evening President
Mayer issued the following circular and di-
rected that a copy be sent to each Office on the
Baltimore and Ohio lines
The second vice-president, Mr.. Thomas NJ.
King, will have charge of all questions pertain
ing to the physical and operating branches of
the company's service, and such other duties az
may, from time to time, be assigned him by the
President. Reports heretofore sent to the Vice
president Col Orlando Smith, on such subjects
will on and after April 1, 1889, be referred to
the second vice-presdent.
Mr.. King to-day established his headquarters
in the Offices heretofore occupied by Vice-Presi-
dent Smith, and the secretaries and clerks
OF the latter are occupying the
same positions with Mr.. King Gen. Smith,
accompanied by Mrs. Smith, left Baltimore for
Cincinnati to-day.
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BOston's Pride Forsakes Her.

JOHN L. SULLIVAN GIVES NOTICE TO THE HUB.
Boston special to the N. Y. Sun says: II
want you to tell the Boston people, as coming
from me, that I've 'blowed' their town for
good, remarked John L. Sullivan in the course
of talk with reporter at Providence ON Sat-
urday. There's no need for me to give any
reason for saying this, he continued II mean
it, and that's all there is to it. Am going to
locate permanently in New York; Perhaps 80,
and perhaps am not"
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TROUBLES OF New HAVEN AUrHoR.-A New
Haven, Conn, special to the New York Tribune
says: James X. Gilmore, better known as
Edmund Kirke," has lived for some time in
this city. Nine months ago he bought fine
house, for which he agreed to pay 100000. He
Tailed 10 meet that and numerous other pecu-
mary engagements, aud a few DAYS ago went
away, leaving numerous creditors. It is SUD-
posed he has gone to Lake George, and il is
said he went away secretly and almost penni-
less, his books not having sold q satisfactorily
a. he had expected.
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A Necessary Halt,

From the Philadelphia Record
Good minister (making a pastoral call at
Mrs. De Fashion's)-"Come here, my little
dear. Can you tell me why all social festivi-
ties stop during the forty days of Lent?"
Little Girl Cause the winter clothes is
worn out and the spring clothes isn't ready
YET
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Mexican Claim Awards,
SECRETARY OF STATE BLAINE FILES AN ANSWER TO
AN APPLICATION EOR ISII-NCIInS

SECRETARY OF STATE BLAINE FILES AN ANSWER TO
AN APPLICATION FOR INJUNCTION.
In the case of E. f. Dunno agt. John d. Shan
non ct al. for an injunction to restrain the pay
ment of installments of award on Mexican
claim and the appointment of receiver to take
charge of the fund.- Hon. J. G.. Blaine, Secre-
tary of State, has, by Assistant Attorney-Gen-
eral May. filed answer and a motion to dissolve
the injunction. He sets forth the establish
ment of the Mexican claims commission de-
MES that he has refused to pay over the pro-
portionate amounts of the installments as they
were received He says that as an officer of
the government he is not subject to be re-
strained, and that the bill in this case ignores
grave principles of law upon which the claims
upon the award became subject to the govern
ment and he being the agent Of the President
under the treaty, cannot be compelled in his
action
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An Elopement Trust In Order.

From the Pttsburg Dispatch
The statement that Sir Charles Russell, the
great English lawyer, beats Chief Justice Full
ler's record by the possession of thirteen
daughters, evokes the suggestion from con-
temporary that the two legal luminaries ought
to get up daughter trust course more
fitted to their especial exigencies would be to
form society for the encouragement Of elope-
ments
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I'd EDITION.
--latest IGlGglamS 10 The Star.
NJ. NAQUET'S BITTER REMARKS.
1t Causes a Scene I'm the Patriotic
Leaguer's Trial In Paris.

Leaguer's Trial in Paris.
PARIS, April 3.-At the trial of the leaders of
the League of patriots to-day the assistant pro-
cureur accused the league of connecting itself
with the army Of the new party, denounced
the issue by the league of its manifesto con-
demning the bombardment of the Atchinoff
expedition at Sagallo by the French admiral,
and declaring that the issue was an act of stu
pidity.
NJ. Laguerrere one of the accused leaders of
the league, vehemently protested against the
language of the assistant procureur. but NJ.
Naquet, another of the accused. interposed
with the remark: Let the assistant procureur
driyel on" The assistant procureur demanded
that NJ. Naquet be committed for contempt.
These proceedings created a sensation in the
courtroom. NJ. Naquet finally withdrew his
Objectionable expression.
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WONDERFUL Cure Or SALT

BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.
1--WE years have suffered with this disease had it on
my face arms and hands. unable do anything
whatever with my hands for years. 1 tried
hundreds of remedies, and not had the least effect
The doctor said my incurable. your ad-
Sertisement, and concluded to try the CUTICURA
REMEDIES and incredible It may seem, that after
using one box of CUTICURA, and two cakes of CUTI-
CCRA SOAP, and two bottles of CUTICURA RESOI-
VENT, i find am entirely cured Those who think
this letter exaggerated may and me and md
oNt tor themselves.
GRACE 2. MARKHAM,
North ST. Charles Street, Belle River Ont
have been afflicted since last March with skin dis
the doctors called eczema My face was covered
with scabs and sores, and the itching and burning
were almost unbearsble. Seeing your CUTICURA
REMEDIES so highly recommended. concluded to
sIve them trial. using the CUTICURA and CUTICU-
IA SOAP externally. and RESOLyENT internally for
four months. 1 call myself cured. In gratitude for
which make this public statement.
CLARA A FREDERICK Broad Brook Conn
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, soc; SOAP,
CSC. RESOLNENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL co, Boston, Mass. Send for
How to Cure Skin Diseases"
BABY'S Skin and Scalp preserved and beautihed by
CUIlCURA INDICATED SOAP. Rp2,3,5,6
YOU CAN'T HELP LIKING THEM, THEY ARE 50
l. very small and their action perfect Only
PAL . dose Carriers Little Liver Pills Try them.
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LETTERS IN PosT-OFFICE ATTIC.-Three
packages of letters, to the number of 800 or
400. all for Montreal, from Winnipeg, the
which had been posted the latter part of Feb
ruary and in March, were found yesterday in
the attic of the post-ofice at Montreal The
postmaster thinks that they were purloned by
some of the workmen who had been engaged
in the building throughout the winter. None
of the letters had been tempered with, and
they were sent to their destinations.
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A New License Bill Passed.

ALBANY, N. Y, April 3.-The assembly passed
the new license bill this morning by vote of
SO to SO, four republicans voting with the dem
ocrats in the negative.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP.

THE CoAsr SURVEY STEAMER GEpSEr. Lieut..
Helm commanding, reached Acapulco, Mexico.
this morning. All well on board. Viii sail on
9th inst. tor San Francisco
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OUTPUT OF ANTHRACITE Coal FOR APRIL
Philadelphia coal shippers say that the OUTPUT
of anthracite coal for April has been fixed at
little over 900 900 tons. The various companies
will regulate their production in accordance
with their respective quotas.
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A COOP INVESTMENT.

heeifh and Happiness come to all who persist
snuy use Ayers sarsaparflla This powerful
alts-Atfve effects in the system a change that
seems little short Of miraculous. No medic'ue
has been in such universal demand for years
Give 10 trial
my one suffering from general debility
want OF appetite. depression of spirits. and las
nsnde, viii use Ayers sarsapsrilla, am conf
dent azure will result. for have used It, and
SPEAK from experience. II is By far the best
rsmety 1 ever knew-"-F. o. Lorinz, Brockton
Mas
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver 4 Co. Lowell, Mssa
Sold oy all Druggists. Price. 81; six bottles. IS.
feb2O WORTH IS BOTTLE
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AMERICAN PURcHAsERs.-Secretary Blaine
has been informed by cable by L. s. Consul
Allen. at Kingston, Jamaica, of the sale by the
colonial government, of that island. of the en-
tire Jamaica railway system to an American
syndicate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-03

CHANGES IN THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENr.-The
following changes in the medical department of
the army have been ordered: Surgeon Geo. r.
Gibbon, relieved from duty at Fort Lyon, Col,
and ordered to duty at Fort Sheridan. ILL.,, re-
lieving Assistant Surgeon A. II. Appel,
ordered to duty at Fort d. A. RUSSELL
wyoming; Assistant Surgeon Geo. III. Torney
relieved from duty at Fort Monroe, Va. and
ordered to duty at Fort Brown. Texas, reliev-
ing Assistant Surgeon Samuel A. Robinson,
ordered to duty at Fort Hamilton, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-03
Death of a Maine Editor.

PORTLAND, Me-, April 3.-Hobart Wood Rich
ardson, editor and principal proprietor of the
Portland Daily Adcatiser, died to-day Of
Brights disease.
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NRUNKENNEss. OF THE LIQUOR HABIT,

nRUNKENNEss OF THE LIQUOR HABIT,
Positively Cured by administering DR. Haines'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
1t car be given in cup of coffee or in articles
of food without the knowledge of the patient: il alb
solutely harmless, and viii effect 9 permanent and
speedy whether the PATIENTS moderate drinker
or an alcoholic wreck 1T NEVER FAILS Over
lOO,OOO drunkards have been made temperate men
who have taken Golden Specific in their coffee without
ther knowledge, and to-day believe they quit drink
ing Of their own free Will As page OF
free
S. F. WARE, under Ebbitt House
K A HELPHENsTINE. l4th ST. and VT. ave.
mill -eOl46t
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THE COURTS,

CIRCUIT CoURr-DIvIsIoN No. 2-yudqe Mont
gomery
To-day, Hartford agt. District; Jury dis
charged. Hayward agt Luckett; verdict for
plaintiff. Nelson agt Hazen; on trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-03

FIRST LIEUT.. MONTGOMERY d. PARKER, 9Th
cavalry, has been ordered to examination fol
retirement by the board at Omaha.
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AN AMERICAN SHIP WRECKED.-The United
States consul at Auckland has informed the
State department of the wreck of the Ameri-
can ship Red Cross, of Richmond, Me-, on the
Tonga Islands. Nineteen of her men are desti-
tute at Auckland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-03
Bank Robbery at Plymouth. Ohio.

CINCINNATI, April "a dispatch from Ply
mouth, Ohio, says: Early this morning burg
lars blew open the safe of the First National
bank and got only 81, 900 for their trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-03

HE LYpEcKER CoURT convened at $50 for
the purpose Of taking final vote on the case,
and adjourned at O'Clock.