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After DIR. Townshend's Place.

A determined effort is being made on the
part of a number OF citizens to have Health
oficer Townshend removed. As yet no specific
charges have been made against him
and until those are made Il is prob
able no action will be taken Among
teeen. applicants for the position OF
health officer is DIR. William Nav. He comes
recommended by prominent citizens, doctors
and congressman and is making a strong feht
Tor the position. DIR. Townshend. on the other
hand, has many friends, both in Congress ana
to have him retained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27
Washington STOCK Exchange.

Sales Regular Call l. II O'Clock H.: d. C. 6s of
1882, 500 at los. American Graphophone, 80 at
a a9$; Washington Loan and Trust company 100
government Bonds-U. s. AIS. 1891. registered,
Io3t bid; 104 asked. y. $. as, 1891, coupon,
l21. bid, 1@21s asked. us Is, coupon, 1907, l22,.
bid, 1227s asked.
district OF Columbia Bonds-Per imp. 6s. 1901,
coin, lO3 bid, 1Oi asked. Per imp. 7s,
1891 currency, 1O4 bid, los asked. Market stock
az. 1852, currency. l05 bid. 2O-yesr fund, 6s
ls99, gold, ll2 bid. 11s asked. Water stock, IS
1902, l23 bid. Water stock. 7s, currency, 1908
rs ~. eid lao asked. $3.50, ls24 fund, currency,
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. 8. Electric Light bonds,
Is 1st Is Is 100 100 bid Sd y : Esctyte Msh, bonds
Georgetown Railroad. 104O. 6s, Jos bid, 1861
asked Washington and Georgetown Converti-
Association $. 1855, 107K bid, ITO asked.
Washington Market Company LIST mortgage, Is.
ITO bid. Washington Market company bonds,
Company, Us. 1887, - bid. Washington Light
aSs bid iO s. sa Ess adns .
Company bonds, series A. Is, l2l bid. 122x asked.
Washington Gas Light Company bonds series
Is. Us. l221 bid, 123k asked.
National Bank stocAs-Bank of Washington. 500
bid, $50 asked. Bank Of Republic, $50 bid.
30 asked. Metropolitan. 26o bid. 275 asked.
and Mechanics. 1s5 bid, 200 asked. Citizens 1877
bid, $50 asked. Columbia. IFS bid, 100 asked.
Capital. lis bid, l2o asked. West End. 20 bid,
10 asked.
Railroad Stocks - Washington and Georgetown.
30 bid, 800 asked. Metropolitan. 1855 bid, $50
asked. Columbia, 6S4 bid, 80 asked. Capitol
and North Street. 63h bid. IS asked. Ecking-
ton and soldiers Home 81 bid.
Insurance Stocks-Firemens. 43 bid, 4s asked.
Franklin, 90 bid. Metropolitan. so bid. National
Union, 20 bid, II asked. Arlington, $50 bid, 1875
asked. Corcoran, So bid, 6s asked. Columbia, 49,.
bid, IL asked. German-American, 1SU bid Poto-
mac, IS bid, 100 asked. Riggs, ~ bid, 9
asked. Peoples, 81 bid, 5k asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-keal Estate Title. l23
bid, 40 asked. Columbia Title, o. bid, asked.
Gas and Electric Light StockS-Washington Gas
43x bid. Georgetown Gas, As bid. I. s. Elec-
trio Light, los bid. 115 asked.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania, 81 & bid 80
asked Chesapeake and Potomac, "a bid, 40
asked. American Graphophone Company 10
bid, II asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Washington Market COM
pany. 10 bid, 20 asked. Washington Brick Ma
chine Company. SO bid. Great Falls Ice Com
pany, 40 bid. Bull Run Panorama %
bid National Safe Deposit Company, o4O
bid. Washington Safe Deposit Company, lo7x
bid. National Topographic, 27E asked. Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage, q bid, asked. Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company. ~ bid, Pa asked.
American Security and Trust company 30 bid,
% asked. Lincoln Hall, 100 asked.
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Ibf Eft

DEPERINI. On Tuesday, February 25 1890 -
i2:sV O'clock PM bLhtIL MAY. beloved Siie %
ueorge L. Lawrence IN the twenty-third year Of hsr
Call not back the dear departed,
On tue Uorder land we LETT her,
soon to me-. and part more.
Far beyond this world Of changes
lar beyond this world Of care,
We shall ma our missing loved one
BY HsA HUSBAND.
Funeral from her late residence: All rear Of Q
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend.
pISMLR on February rs, 1880. at 7:45 pm.
years three months and eight days
Funeral leaves residence. 50e street northwest st
2.50 o'cIock Tor German Lutheran church, corner
Fourth AID streets northwest on FRIDAY. February
and friends invited 70 attend e
COLLINS On Wednesday, February 20, $500 at
O'Clock pm, MAhl, beloved VIE oi the late William
Coilins eyed sixty-one years.
Funeral Will take place from her late residence No
and relatives respectfully invited 70 attend y
GoLDsBOhoUGH. At 2;l5 q. m. wednesday, Feb
ruary 20. 1870, PRISCILLA LII BAhoN ALDkS.
MIte OF John Soidsooroush aged Axty-two. forwsriy
Funeral services at St. Johns church Friday. 10: -
Am.
KRAFT. On "Wednesday, February 26. 1890 PHILIP
khAfT. beloved husband OF Annie kraft snd son u
Conrad and Katharine KRAFT aged thlrty three
and seventeen days,
tuneEsl from t2Ss Florida sysnue Northeast on
ylGed. e
oDEN. On February 20. 1890, 7. BROOKS oDEN.
inter,nets At Middieburg. Loudoun county. W.
February "a.
WEIsEL- At wilismsport. Nd, February 25, 1890,
MARION, daughter Vi Susan and the late DR.. Samuel
Neisei.
WILLIAMS. At Texarkana, Tex, EDWARD VIII
LIAMS. son Of the late Brooke and kebeocs wiliams
OF OeOrsetoSn.
Funeral from Oak Hill cemetery chapel on Friday,
February rs at 80 pm Relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend
WILLIS. Peacefully passed to the new Life on the
morning Of February 20, 1890. PAEbE MOTT VII
Las. IN her eighty n IN Year.
Funeral from the residence OF her son. Edward n
Willis. 1895 street southwest, at pm. sunday.
March lnterLent nj lock Creek cemetery. Er1enos
OF the famliy are invited lAlbsny, N.Y. pspers
please copy.l 3.
WOOD. on February 90, 1890, at 2 80 nm. JOHN
WOOD. beloved husbsnd u klizaDsth Wood. IN ~
sixty third year Of his aye.
Go to the grave; at noon from labor cesse;
Rest on thy sheayes; thy harvest task n do0a
Come from the heat OF battle, and ~ pescsL
Soldier. go home With thee the hsht Is won
BY HIs tANuY.
street southeast, On sunday O'Clock pm kel.r
tiyes and friends invited
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A Model Newspaper.

From the Frostburg (Add) Mining Journal.
Among the model newspapers of the coun-
try the WASHINGTON STAB is second to none.
At the seat of government, its sources Of in
formation are innumerable and its facilities
for obtaining news are naturally unexcelled by
any. In an editorial sense it is bright, able or
pungent as the subject may require. Much of
the news it contains reaches the Journal ten
hours in advance Of the morning daiies. 1t
ought to be popular paper in this region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27
Troon CAV Mt the Fair

Troop a." District cavalry. turned out last
night to attend the Knights of PythiAs fair at
Masonic temple and made an excellent show
ing, thirty-fve out Of the forty-four members
answering roll call They marched down the
avenue in splendid style, frequently chang
ing their formation, and they con-
verted lots Of people who thought cavalry
We're useless in foot evolutions. The ladies
connected with the fair presented Capt X. b.
Barbour wish gold-headed umbrella, but the
captain was so taken aback that he had TO call
on Sergeant Rennie to respond for him, some
thing the sergeant did most admirably and
wittily.
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Fired as His Bride Directed.

A day or two ago Lincoln Person, a young
man residing at Linden. small village near
Williamsport, Pa, married Kate Nichols of
wilhamsport While the two we're out walk
ing Tuesday evening they took umbrage as
some remarks made by several small BOYS at
the corner OF Washington and Franklin streets.
Inc bride, y 10 alleged, said TO the groom:
''Shoot the BANKED boysw She then. il n
said, pulled loaded revolver from the bosom
OF her dress and handed il to him. without
any hesitation Lincoln took the revolver and
nred several shots. which nearly hit two boys
named Shrively and Davis An oficer arrested
me couple and they were sent 70 jail IN d.
FAULT Of bail, for trial
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Damages Claimed for False Arrest

John Jeffries, by Campbell Darlington, today
filed suit against John Rodgers and John
Kane for malicious prosecution, laying damages
at $4,000. The declaration states that the de-
PENDANTS on January 70 last, without reason
able or probable cause, caused the plaintiffs
arrest on q charge Of stealing from milk cans
and his confinement for five days, though
when the case was heard it Was dismissed.
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Home AGAIN.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-The mayor and other
members Of the Chicago worlds fair committee
arrived here from Washington at II O'Clock
this morning over the Baltimore and Ohio.
They were met at South Chicago by a delega-
ton of 200 citizens, who returned with them.
At the city hall a reception was held in the
council chamber.
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Assault Cases in the Police Court.

Oliver Williams was fined % or fifteen days
in Jail by Judge Miller this afternoon for as
saulting George Jackson. He took the fifteen
days.
Wiley Holt, who was charged in the Police
Court today with an assault on James Hunt
forfeited IS collateral
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WOMEN AND THE WORLDS FAIR,
A Delegation Calls on the Vice Presi-
dent.

A number Of women prominentin the woman
suffrage movement called upon the Vice
President in his room at the Senate this after
noon and asked his assistance in securing for
womankind proper representation in the
management and working of the worlds fair.
Mrs. Charlotte Smith made brief address in
behalf of those present and those absent and
introduced the party.
Previous to calling on the Vice President
they captured Senator Blair in the marble
room and there they conversed with him for
some time,
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Trying a Railroad Case

In the Circuit Court, Judge Montgomery, -
day the case Of John c. Click against the BAits-
more and Ohio railroad company was taken
up. Messrs. W. A. Cook and J. A Mordel
for plaintiff and Morris and Hamilton for de-
PENDANT This is action for damages TO
property 92l LIST street northeast. in the neigh
borhood of the Y, by reason Of blocking the
tracks with passenger and freight trains and
shifting engines
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending al moo.
today deaths were reported to the health ONCE
as follows: John o'Brien, 1 year; Elizabeth
Crisman, IS years; Frederick b. oden, "a years;
Catharine Pope, rs years; Henry Mcdonald, &C
years; BERTHE NJ. Deperini, % years; Charlotte
Chew. "a years; Louisa Hawkins, months;
VIM. II. Jones, SO years; Geo. Williams, 8 DAYS;
Gertrude Carter, months; Ernest Robinson,
8 months; John {. Davis, months; Mary Y.
Lewis % years
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TWO WOMEN DETECTIVES
They Figure Against Each Other i'm q
Plot TO Ruin q Woman's Good Name.

1t is reported that an attempt has been made
to poison Mrs. James &. McComb of Whining
ton. Del, the wife of Millionaire MsComb, who
Is applying for a divorce. For several weeks
past female detective, Mrs Cora Thurpaer, of
Philadelphia, has been at work on the case
in the interest of McComb. Mrs. Thurnaer
became intimately acquainted with Mrs. Nc
Comb and went to live with her. The two we're
seen together frequently on the street
and at the opera house. Then all
sorts OF stories concerning Mrs. Nc
Combs character were circulated. At
all hours of the night men were seen going to
the house. The windows began to rattle and
mysterious noises were heard around the
house. All this was done. it is said, by Mrs.
Ihurnaer for the purpose Of injuring Mrs.
McCombs case.
Mrs. McCombs attorneys, unknown to Mrs.
McComb, employed Emiline Neil philadel-
phia detective, and the latter claims TO have
unesrthe6 plot to ruin Mrs. McComb Mrs.
Neil go: in the good graces of Mrs. Thurnaer
and the two became intimate. An examination
OF the trunk of Mrs. Thurnaer was made and
in 1t were pistol and box of cartridges, all
nearly new. Friends claim that a few
days ago Mrs. Thurnaer gave Mrs McComb
some candy, from the effects of eating which
she became violently i'll. 1t is claimed the candy
was poisoned. 1t is also said that Mrs. Thur
naer was seen in male attire. The excitement
became SO great that Mrs. McComb drove the
detective from her house. Mrs. Thurnaer be-
came alarmed. She left Wilmington yesterday
and it is said came to this city.
Monument to Late Postmaster Pearson.
A monument erected by the employees Of the
New York post Office to the memory Of the
late Henry G.. Pearson, was placed over his
grave in the Brookside cemetery at Hollywood
N.J;, Saturday. There were no formal cere-
monies, but ex-Postmaster General James,
Chairman Gayler OF the committee having the
matter IN chargee and several members of the
committee were present The monument is
an obelisk Of Westerly granite, about lO1S feet
high. The inscription on the face gives the
dates Of Mr.. Pearson's birth and death. with
the maxim, Faithful until DEATH" On the
reverse is the following inscription: Erected
by his friends and associates in the post office.
New York city," The last five words are con-
tanned in the seal Of the post Office, which is
represented in bronze.
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Alive With "a Broken Nectx.

John Daley, farm hand employed by T. W.
Stout, near New Brunswick, Nj, fell from a
hay NOW Tuesday and unjointed his neck. DR..
Carroll Was called and said that the man
couldn't live more than few houra DALEY
said that he could and he is still alive. Yester-
day he was quieting his shattered nerves by
smoking cigar. His neck is still uniointed
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TaIaUraphfc RriQfS.

1t showed hard ali around Atchison, Kan,
last night.
Heege Il Co.'s large planning and saw mill at
Columbus, Ind, burned last night. Loss $780,
coo; insurance light.
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Monument to Late Postmaster Pearson.
MOdns Niyendi

An Ottawa dispatch says the modus vivendi
has not been lost sight of by the Dominion gov
eminent, which purposes to renew it in ample
time to meet the exigencies Of the next fishing
season. But for the moment the Behr ing sea
question is at the fore and the modus vivendi
is temporarily laid aside. 1t will reappear with
all the eclat dervable from the expected agree
ment upon the fur seal controversy.
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1t Caught Him.

New YORK, Feb. 27.--C. s. Fleet, o young
broker on the consolidated exchange, was
caught bulling oil today in the face OF weak
market Ten thousand barrels were sold out
under the rule for his account at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27
The Squadron OF Evolution.

A private letter from Nice, dated 10Th of
February, received in this city says Admiral
Walker hassuspended Capt. Howell Of the At
lanta and placed Lieutenant Commander Csu-
den in command. A general courtmartial on
the chief engineer OF the Boston and three
other officers was then in progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27

Range OF the THERMOMETERS Today.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today: sam, 4si pm, As; maxi
num- 81; MINIMUM, a.
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Honor to DIR. HOCe.

RICHMOND, Feb. 27.-The forty-fifth anniver-
sary Of DIR. Hoge's pastorate in this city will be
celebrated tonight by public meeting at the
academy of music. There will be supper for
1,500 people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27
binding the Old Records

Recorder Of Deeds Bruce has established IN
room No. IS of the old basement Of the court
house the bindery in which the old record
books OF the o.hce are TO be placed in order
Already the binders have taken pos session and
are at work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27
The American Legion Of Honor.

The regular session of the Grand council
American Legion Of Honor OF the District Of
Columbia, was held at Scottish Rite hall last
evening. The prize offered by the Grand COM
mander to the council making the largest gain
in new members during the term ending De-
cember 81, 1889, was won by council No. 5sA
The following officers were elected and in
stalled for the ensuing year: Grand COM
mander, VIM. Thomas; grand vice commander,
F. s. Metcalf; grand orator, E. H. Fowler; past
grand commander, E. J. Sommer; grand secre-
tary, Chas. s. Willis; grand treasurer, John C,
Yost; grand guide, L. Bauer; grand chaplain,
A. q. Whitney: grand warden, +. C. Potts:
grand sentry, L. Munotheim.
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VIZ Lusas

Msy b made 10 do good service through long life by
s,udicious Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral The signs
Of weakness -shortness Of breath" pains in the
chest apd back persistent cough. fevershness and
r.lan~ of blood AL either of these symptoms may
Indicate vsak lunss and should have immediate A.
tsation.
shave been lifelong sufferer from weak lungs and
IN used Ayers Cherry Pectoral. was scarcely ever
frss from cough. This medicine always relieves my
eeush and strengthens my lungs Is no other medi-
cine evsrdsd. Ihsvs induced many Of my acduainf-
sncss 10 use the Pectora In throat and lung troubles
II has always proved beneficial particularly 50 In the
s.ss Of my son-tnlsv. Mr.. z A. Snow Of this place.
who va cured By II Of . severe cough. L.
Cloud. Benton. Ark.
have had lung trouble for about one year and have
I'D many different remedies, but nothing does me
No mucn rood a Ayers Cherry Pectoral heartily
recommend this ruedicine."-Cynthia Horr, Harmony,
n
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Prepared BY
pr. ]. o. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass.,
soh By Ill prussists Price q: six bottles. s5.
&1s
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COnnoisseurs

have long since regarded the fine clarets Of J.
Calyet d Co. as the correct form" for table
wine. For sale by the Schoomaker Co. and
other leading dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27

RESIGNED To TAKE BErTER PLAcr.-Mr.
Charles R Hanscom, one Of the principal
draughtsmsn in the bureau Of construction
and repair. Navy department has rendered his
resignation TO take effect on the 10th of March,
to accept position with the Bath iron works.
ct salary Of a, 1000 year. Mr.. Hanscom was
recently an applicant for appointment - an as
sistant naval constructor, but declined to submit
70 the scope Of examination proposed By the
Navy department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27
Could Not Agree.

New YORK. Feb. "a, 2p.m.-The Jury in the
Maitby s. Lane will case reported they could
not agree and we're discharged They stood
to in favor of the contestinH children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BIDS OPENED.

Bids were opened by the Commissioners TO-
day for the improvement of the Bunker Hill
road The following were the bidders: W.
H. Mohler and Andrew Gleeson- The award
will be made tomorrow.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have before them for re-
port House bin 70l6, to incorporate the city
and suburban railway company of the District
of Columbia.
Secretary Window has recommended Capt
II. J. Crouch for the position of food inspector
of the District
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W. N. SINISTER 4 sons
919 PENN AVE. NV.

WOMEN, PROM THEIR sEDENTARY HABITS
w often subject TO headache and constipation.
These are quickly removed by CArter's Little LAYER
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 27.-Cotton nrm-middlipe
11a. Flour steady, City mills ID cents lower
Howard street and western super. 2.00ao.50: do
extra. =. 75a3.60 do. family 375aI3O; City mills,
Rio brands, extra, 4.20a437; winter wheat patent,
44oa4 80; spring do; do, 4.s5a3s5 do. do.
Wheat-southern fairly active and firm; Fultz 7Sa
81; Longberry, slaso; No. 2, syn: steamer No. 2
red No Mare winter
May, s4as4A. Corn-southern quiet and firm
white, 37a4I; yellow. Sass; western firm; mixed
a:,6: April. 35jIa35t.; May, 80; June, 36s; July.
81; august, 3.a. Oats steady.soa1hsrn and
nominal-prime 10 choice. 54a56. Hay dull
prime to choice timothy, l2.50al35O. Provisions
steady and unchanged-mess pork. old 1850
new IL; bulk meats loose shoulders, 3: long clear
81; sugar-cured smoked shoulders, 6N; hams,
ssesdyGesern packed, iSasi best roll. iSais
creamery, 2oa27. Eggs Quiet-western, lax
Petroleum unchanged-renned, IN. Coffee firm
81. Copper drm--refned, i3.aI4k. Whisky
nrm-l.oaa1 10. Freights to Liverpool per steamer
grain per sasEei, Cd. Corr for orisn~pr T
A Sd ats ID saies-wheat, g., 500 bushels; corn,
20, 900 bushels
Baltimore ana Ohio stock. 10lal0a; Northern
Lib; do. stock, 53ka53A.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Feb. 81 topening, = wheas-May.
TN: June, ia. Corn-March, 2Sx; May 29i
Oats-aay, 2I. Pork-March- e.85; May, s.95.
Lard-March, as Nay, as7h; June, assH.
CHICAGO. Feb. 27 lclosing). --whest-Febru-
airy, 1e,s; March, 7e.i; May, 5s,.; June 5sa. Corn
eorSsry sss; Msr: a.; ss May sSs ISns,
2i,.; june. 2iS ~ rGra-Fsorsary, atm: March,
s12k; May: 1000; June, 1905 Ia asrdm ,rs
short ribs--February, A75; March, 475; May,
4. 50; June, 4.so.
In the transfers Of real estate in The STAR
Of Tuesday, by o misprint, the transfer of
certs IN sub lots in square 557, from J. II. Cor
don, trustee, to ]. H. Mari. appeared as square
ISL, which belongs to an entirely different
party.
Geo. W. Robey was tried in the Police Court
this Afternoon for keeping disorderly house In
the county and flse OF so was imposed.
In the Court in General Term today the
hearing Of the Pan electric cass-Rogsrs sgt
Garland ct a-was resumed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Name. O. c. \ Name. o. c.

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
Wlre to Corsou und Mccartney, l4ly street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27

B. A. Cotton, who was charged some time
ago with committing an assault on Mas Laura
Darr OF vineiand, Nj, and who, II was re-
ported. fed south, returned and had both Mics
Darr and hsr father, Daniel Dsrr, arrested for
perjury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27

ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF THE STATUTES IN Gov
IRNMENT WORK SHOPS AND BuREAus-THE
CASE OF THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
AND ST. EI.IzABRrH's HOSPITAL.
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CoueHs. SoRE IHRoAr.

SOUGHS, SORE Il HROAT.
The high medical authorities of the world pre-
scribe and recommend the SODEN MINERAL PAS
TITLES diseases of the Threat, Chest and Lungs.
and also for Consumption.
"The Soden Mineral Pastilles and Waters proved
quite full claimed in the case for which
employed them, one of gastric catsrrh."
Nm. +. WAUGH,
Prof of the Medico- Chi-urgical College at Phila.
II used the Soden Mineral Pastiles with excellent
results. Cheerfuliy recommend them for all Throat
troubles" /. Il. CLAUSEN. MD.
Supervising Physician at Phila.
At all Druggists at % and 90 cents box
Pamphlets gratis on application.
soDEN MINERAL SPRINGS CO., LIMITED,
oc2Qtthks-6m IL Cedar ST., New York.
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JOHANN HoFrs Malt EXTRACT

Has Wonderful Tonic and Nutritive Properties that
have made it popular Quite naturally. imitators
have into the market against which the public
should be warned. See that Johann Hoff's" sigma
ture is on the neck Of the bottle. EISNER Il MIN
DELSON CO.. Sole Agents, Barclay ST.. New York
20
MINISTERS. LAWYERS. TEACHEKS ID
WI others whose occupation gives little exercise
should Carriers Little Liver bills Tor torpid liver
aud biliOusness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-27

morning and gave hearing to Messrs. e. W..
Oyster and J. L. Kennedy, representatives OF
the federation Of labor, on the matter Of the
eight-hour law. The members present we're
Messrs. Wade (chsirman), Farquhar, Osborn,
Gest, Bliss and Gambler.