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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM--Chief Justice Binq-
ham and Judges Coz and James
Neutrality-suspicious. ct al. agt. Grinshaw;
decree dismissing bill-appeal.
Today-Morrow agt Edwards; argued and
submitted.
EQUITY CoURr-Judge Hagner.
YesterGay-Dayis agt Davis; appearance
ordered. Kinds agt. Kinds: testimony ordered
taken by Z. TOrrist. examiner. Randall agt.
Webb; auditor report ratified.
Today-Carpenter agt. Britton; order refus-
ing relief and returning bill for further action
Emmons agt. MoultOn; James Z. Padgett sub
stituted trustee.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud1e Montgomery.
Yesterday-Mr. 4. Gleeson agt Virginia Mid
land railroad; verdict for defendant. j. j..
Atwell agt. A. VI. German; submitted. United
States agt. A. E. Boone ct al; judgment for
want Of plea. H. b. Davidson ct al agt e.
Lunsburgh ct al: motion for new trial filed.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAueHs-Psuline Hall in Mime. Favart-" "
NATIoSAL--The Kendals in Still Water Runs
Deep"
EGYPT and the Nile"
HAasls' BIJoU.-A. 8. Lipman in "The Bur-
glsr."
KE.sAs'sLIorun THrArzh-Reilly Woods
Big Show.
NATIONAL RIFLEs ARMoRY.-The Fencibles'
Fair.
Masonic TEMPLE--"Passion's Slave" by anna
teurs in AID of the Potomac Association OF
Naval Veterans.
WESTERN PREsBYTER!AS CHURcH.-Grand
concert for the beneftof the organ fund.
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GEORGETOWN.
DEATH OF MISS MABEL JOHNS.


Yesterday morning Miss Mabel E. Johns,
daughter of the late John L. Johns. died at
the home Of her mother, Mrs. W. p. s. Sanger,
1909 Prospect avenue. The deceased has been
i'll since last Christmas. when she became
afflicted by several dangerous disorders of the
system A private funeral, it is announced, will
take place tomorrow afternoon.
BURGLARY AT THE KEY MANSION.
Between Saturday night and Monday morn
ing some thief entered the old unoccupied
Francis Scott Key mansion. on NJ street near the
Free bridge, and made OFF with a chest Of car
penters tools belonging 10 A. ID. Henvis, a
workman employed in remodeling the build
ing.
READING AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
George W. Cables 'Passen Jones' was the
story yesterday read before the literary soci-
ETY. Of the Western High School Miss Alice
Lynch was the expresser of the author S
thoughts as laid down in the article and Mr.
John Lacey started the discussion Of the work
as soon as the reader had finished.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
At the Arlington stock yards Monday some
few cattle were up and sold Best, AS to 4$lc.;
good 4 to Az medium, 81 to so; common.
2 to 8. Lambs, 5 to ~. Sheep. to 6. Spring
lambs, 10 to 10. Calves. 5 to ~. Eight cows and
calves, $40 to $50. Market good.
NOTES
Columbia Division, No. 8, Uniformed Rank
h. of p, will visit tonight Hermione Lodge.
Speeches of welcome will be made by the
guests and delightful evening is anticipated
by ALL
An entertainment Of unusual merit. consist
ing of recitatIons. dialogues and tableaux was
given last evening at Odd Fellows Hall BY
Independent Lodge. 1. o. q. T. All the partic-
ipants acquitted themselves creditably and the
program was greatly enjoyed.
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South Washington in the Emancipation Pa
rade.

At a meeting of the staff officers of the South
washington division of the emancipation pa
rade, Lewis Willis chief marshal of the divis-
ION, presiding. Right Richard 1. Evans, acting
secretary. the following we're present: Henry
Nelson, left aid; Walker Glchrist, chief of staff
VIM. Moore, captain of staff: Oscar Smith, in
spector OF staff; aids. Lee Robertson, VIM. Gram
Iord. Guss Mason, James Peak, Lewis Lyles,
L. Phillips, John Brokes, Moses Wilkinson.
henry Brokes. Page Sanders. Joseph Zerby.
Daniel Bernett. Frank Brown, Lewis Payne,
Fred Latimore. Henson Jones, l. I. Bland,
Adolph Gardner and Henry Bankes. 1t was
reported that the following organizations will
be In line: Tournament Club, Capt. Scott;
Eastern Star Twilights. Capt. Jackson; Navy
Boat Club, commanded by Capt. VIM. H.
Brown; the old Harrison and Morton Pioneer
Club. No. l, A. F. Redman, commander, and
the consolidated social clubs, headed by the
National Brass Band. The Friends of Zion
Hall will be the rendezvous for the South Wash
ingtOn division.
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Title Insurance Compsny Election

The shareholders Of the Washington Title
Insurance Company have elected the following
directors for the ensuing year: VIM r. Wood
ward. VIM Redin Woodward, Matthew q.
Emery, William r. Riley. Thomas ". smith.
William Msyse, Horace j Gray. W. Bradley
Davidson. George T. Dunlop, w. Clarence
Duvall. Sam1 H. Walker, Gilbert b. Towles.
Thomas Bowling, John Paul Jones, Fred W.
Pratt
The directors have reelected the following
Officers: President, VIM r. Woodward: vice
president, VIM Redin Woodward; secretary
and treasurer, Horace J. Gray; assistant score
tary and treasurer shlsy NJ. Gould
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Real Estate Matters.

Michael Turner has purchased for $40. 600 of
Homer Lee sub As, so. 6S, "a by As feet on .
between 2lst and I'D streets northwest.
Julian II. Miller has bought OF Emily " D.
Miller for Sl25OO part IL, square 727, fronting
20 feet IN Maryland avenue between LIST and ri
streets northeast.
II. d. Weston has purchased of the Girard
Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Phlla-
delphia for 5000 sub n, square 2IO. 20 by 100
feet on @ between 18th and l4th streets north
west.
Adolph A. Hoehling has bought for $4,000
OF 1. +. Schneider sub 23O. square l56, 20 by
northwest.
j. sprigg Poole has purchased for 81, 500 of
Jennie l.. Mackey ct al. part 2, square 527. 20
feet inches by 81 feet corner of 4th and l
streets northwest
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Odd Fellows Hall Trustees.

At the annual meeting of the board Of
trustees of Odd Fellows Hall. 18th street north
west. last evening. the following officers were
elected: r Z. Nixon. president; J. w.. Colley,
vice president; John II. Seiffert. secretary: A.
Jackson. treasurer; r. Il Nixon. J. W. Colley
and Thomas W. Fowler. executive committee.
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Pool Selling and Gambling in MARYLAND,

At a meeting Of the executive committee of
the Law and order league Of the second cleo
ton dis trict, Jos. r. Owens, president, Z. NJ.
Burchard, secretary, held at Hyattsville, it was
unanimously resolved that the president Of
the league be requested to obtain an interview
with the Hon. VIM. l. Hill and to urge upon
him the importance Of bringing before the
house the bill for the prevention Of pool selling
and gambling in the counties Of Prince George
and Montgomery. which has already passed the
senate and which it is extremely desirable
should also pass the house and become law"
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Gov. Mckinney Of Virginia has respited
Jefferson Phillips, who was under sentence to
be hanged at Alexandria next Friday for muir
der, until April ~. This action Was taken on
the recomm endation OF the Judge who tried
the case. He said il would be impossible for
the records TO be completed for the prisoner s
counsel to take the case to higher court. on
. motion for q writ Of error, unless Q respite
for o short time was granted
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Sun Rise Chop Tea. the best Soc Tea in
America MErzGERs ZINE GROCERY, All 9TH st.
NV. lie
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
]. Mcllveen to james Richards, subs 20 and 49,
square SS3; g. James J. Fisher to j. H.
Bnndy, sub l OF pit 8, blk. 49, WIS sub Mt
Pleasant; 81, $50. Bette l.. McGoines to Jacob
Fugan, pit 8, blk. Is, I. d B.s sub do; g.
John C. Heald to r. l.. Coleman ct al, tracts
called Oxon Hill, &C.; e. I. A. I. Judd ct al
to George Voneiff, pts. 50 and 20, SO. Sal; s..
Same to n. J. Colbert, pts. 10 to ~, do; $3.50
Same to l. Herman ct al. pts. 6s, 50 and lao,
do; g. b. +. harms to II. ID. Walbridge, sub
II, So 922; g. Letitia Robinson ct al. to
Mary SWEENEY, pit 4. sec. /, Barry farm; $780,
Z: W. simpson to Margaret A. Wilkinson, sub
u, So 997; e. A q. Tuohy, trustee, to G.
Walter, pit. 5, 50. $40; g. @. Walter, trustee,
70 Hugh Tuohy ct al, same property; g..
property; -. l. p. Shoemaker ct al, ex'rs,
&cs to h Elwood Kelley, pts. 80 and IS, "a.
400; y. b Elwood Kelley 70 =. D. Shoe
maker. same property; -
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About $50 o'clock yesterday James Wilson
and Daniel Ware we're engaged in demolishing
. building at sth and d streets southeast, and
were excavating under the chimney when it
falling debris He was dug out as soon as pos
sibe, and the patrol Of the fifth precinct started
with him to Providence Hospital. but he was
dead when he got there The body was taken
to his home, 1i3 G. street southwest
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District Cases I'm the Police C,.r,

Judge KimbAll had heavy days work in the
Police Court yesterday. as a large majority Of
the prisoners were charged with District Of
lenses, triable in the little court upstairs
There were fifty prisoners in the dock and
only eight Of them managed get out either
by paying their fines or being acquitted. One
dozen we're sent 10 Jail and thirty we're sent to
the work house. Fines and collaterais amount
ing to more than $500 were paid in before q
O'Clock.
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Struck by q Train Near Laurel.

The Baltimore and Ohio limited express
which left Washington at 4:2s pm. yesterday.
when in the deep cut between Muirkirk and
Laurel, struck man named John Aspen. The
train was stopped and the man, though struck
on the head. was found to be still breathing.
He was left at Laurel When the train left the
station the injured man had not been recog-
nized. He looked like farmer. The engineer
did not see him until his locomotive was right
upon him.
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,BLAcxHrAps.

Red. rough and oily skin prevented or cured By that
greatest Of all skin beautnsrs. the CUTIcURA SOAP
Incompatible for the akin, unequalsd for the to,t
and without rival infantils SOAP Produces thu
lovslisst whitsst clearest skin and softest hand.
Warranted absolutely pure Bale szsasr than AZ etAs
akin soaps combined. -
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John W. Mayer. a white boy of IA years. while
attempting to steal ride ON a cable Car at It'll
and b streets southwest, yesterday afternoon.
was knocked down by the car and badly hurt
about his head and face He was taken TO his
home, 500 ID street southwest
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Fined for Fast Driving.

Today in the Police Court William L. Wells
and Frank p. Hall forfeited IS each for fast
driving and John S. Smith. charged with a
similar offenss, forfeited double that amount.
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Fell in a Fit.

Yesterday morning young man fell in a fit
at 18th and streets and cut his head badly.
He was sent to Providence Hospital and died
last evening. From some letters found in his
pocket it is believed that his name is Harry
Wright
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

CAsrILrAy.-This tcorld-renoscned medicine
for the cure of kidney troubles, torpid liver.
dyspepsia, constipation and other stomach
troubles is now on sale at T. p. MERITS mod
orn pharmacy, corner 18th and streets north
west
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The PrRFEcr SHOE POLISH at last! BLACK
Swan" Makes the shoes waterproof and
moisture-proof, softens. preserves and polishes
them. 25c. bottle Trial polish free at J. ].
GxoReEs d SoS &, Chiropodists. 1l15Pa- ave. n. W.
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EVERYTHING has been tried. you saw Well.
that makes no difference except you still suffer
with piles. Use Bottoms Pile Salve, price 90
cts, and be speedily and radically cured. Ii
does Just that thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

Now FoR Ir-That tired feeling. &C., which
you read about so much. DIR. Henley's Celery.
Beef and Iron will cure it. 1t makes you
strong, braces the nerves, purifes the blood
and energies the frame and faculties AL drug
gists-
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To ATLANTIC CRY VIA ROYAL BLUE LINE
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio station daily
at i05 and 10 am. and II m. Round-tr trip
rate $3.50 Tickets good for six months from
day OF sale. Baggage checked from residence
TO hotel at Atlantic City. Street cars and cab
service from Baltimore and Ohio station at
PhiladelphiA to Reading pier foot Of Chestuus
street-Adct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

MEssRs. JAoUEs 4 MARCUS Of New York are
exhibiting at tie Arlington Hotel a collection
of rare precious stones and specimens Of their
finest productions in diamond jewelry. The
exhibition will be open in parior A from $50 to
5 O'Clock during this week. A cordial invita-
ton to inspect these goods is extended.-Adct
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Officers ELECTED.

Officers Elected.
The Pennsylvania Club last evening elected
officers as follows: President, Harry J. Shoe
maker: first vice president W. N. Reynolds;
second vice president, b. F. Crawshaw: third
vice president, l.. H. Patterson; treasurer,
Daniel Ramey, and secretary, John NJ. Test
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

wonderful Results follow the use of Piso',
t IN nor consumption. Coughs quickly yield
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SHHRrx's Candy for DC.
This is only a. 7th and streets northwest
J. T. SHEErz
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Mrs. Imogene Coils suit for divorce against
George p Coils was dismissed by Judge Shep-
ard of the superior court, Chicago.
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rniladclphia Oyster House, SIS 18th
~; Just oeiow +. Special accommodations for
'os- Nalads special feature. 1t
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FINEST soc. Candy 35c- ID. SHEETz's. 10th and
y, and Welckers Hotel, 18th st. Ad- 4th page.
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CITY ITEMS.
We are HustliuR

lor your trade on Spring Hats. n correct
Shapes, colors and prices are an object We can
P,eaSe you Derbies from $50 mp.
IL FRANC d Son, One Price cor. 7th and ID.
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Fun assortment English Jams, l9c. MErz
okRs FINE GROCERY, {l77th st. NV lie
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CARPrrs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 6Sl -635 Mass NV, are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1854
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SALE Of ladies' and eentlemen's shoes, fur
nishings. notions jewelry. &C., at LAtimsr 4
sloan's, l407 G st, I'd floor, ct 10 am. tomor-
rov.-Adpt
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No ONE CAN USDERsELL my candy. For Csc.
you can buy the best candy ever sold in Wash
tngton at
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Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Diff
dence, Sexual Weakness Pimples cured by DR..
Miles Nervine Samples free at Druggists Ctr
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weafbar

ronycAsr TILL KIeHr p. N. WEDNESDAY,.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Nirginie, warmer; generally cloudy weather,
probably light showers.
High Water Low Water.
Isl am as pm. Sill am. 913 pm.
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READ Iatimer q Sloan's advertisement about
jsvslry sale. commencing at II O'Clock tomor-
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DENTISTRY.

nR BLAIR. 2I2 IND AVE Nw--FIIJING
~ Speciality IL years experience. teeth hll.d Also
uteiS without pam gold. e. silver, hdulinis-
tered; oIen sundays. mails Iws
4 R GRAHAM, 5O7 1TH M. OPPOSITE sAks a
- - Br ire work speciality. Beautiful and artis-
uc IN Gold Grow ns that have superior. uu.y a..
filllnss Silver. Jt'c. patina. 7.,c. auAlsaln, 1c
gold al mp. cleaning. .,pc- iull . teeth.
strictly htst-class and money che-rfully refunded
on any Operation PROVING unsatisfactory. f-s I'm
4 kOsHuN'S DENTAL FARLURs. ESTABLISHED
" 1885,. l5Os 18th a.. hull egO ana 3 Is;
40 and eS Old plates made rood ue~. open day,
mhl2-lms
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


OFFICIAL. DEPAR. MENT OF STATE. WASH
~ lnxtun. D. c., March 81. lS9l.-Iniormation has
been received at this department from Mr. Erhard
Syria. OF the deaths the ID and 9Th OF Septen.
per, lS9l. at Hafa. of Gottlieb Dernnyer and
Jacob Schumacher The legal representatives of the
deceased can obtain furih her Information By appyin
to this department. Per dispatch No. Az. Dated
september ~. lS9l 1t
OFFICIAL. DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASH
~ ing;un. ID. o.. March II, 1882. in .or,nation
has been received at this department from Mr. A.
J. Daugherty. the consul Of tine lnlted states at
Callao Peru OF tire deaths on the Attn and Istn of
August, 1891. at Callao. OF j. Lambert and George
Lo!a. Per dispatch NJ. ia. Dated December 80,
1891. 1t
OFFICIAL -DEPAETMENT OF STATE, WASH
~ ington. ID C., March 81, lSrl.-Information has
been reserved at tins del arIment from MIR. Er.ard BIS
SINGER. the consul OF the United Stats at Beirut,
syria. Oh the death. the Sd of August, 1891 at
Zahien. of Horace Eddy Hornins. Per dis, atch No.
AL. Dated september 3d. 1891. 1t
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, DISTRICT OF
" Columbia Washington. NJ rich 81. lsg,.-Notice
prouce dealers trading at large. produce
ing III tie several markets will expire the THIRTY
FIRST DAY OF MARCH, 1882. SAID licenses must
be promptly renewed by all persons desiring con-
tinue snch classes OF business BY the Com
missioners. ID. G. MATTHEW 1RIMBLE. Assessor
ID. e. mll.l+a
4 HE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia viii aive hearing at their office l.,
O'Clock IN. on MONDAY, the 18th instant, all per
sons VINO shall appear To- express their views upon
SENATE bill 2uSib 10 reguiat. steam engineering in
the District u CoiunDia-" j. ". iJOUGLA ;. j. W,
ROSS. Wa. I. ROSSLLL, Commissioners of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia ml.o221
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa,
Adeicious fat producing drink which does not
distress.
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Anaro's Old Established Wine and
Liquor House Has q National ReputA.

Iharo's Old Established Wine aud
ton.
=. Ihere Is not Wholesale or retail wine and
liquor establishment in the national capital
.na' Is better and more favorably known than
1ne Ola and reliable headquarters of Mr.. James
iharp, at SIS street northwest, where the
pure ana unadulterated ''Old Rye Berkeley"
STANDS pre-eminently high. both as a medicine
ana as most excellent tonic or beverage. The
reason why this popular brand of liquor has a
hauonal reputation is because it is extensively
useu by members of both branches of Congress.
VINO, as general rule, know good thing when
tney see 1t, but appreciate the more after they
sample It. HIS imported and domestic wines
are seiected with a great deal of care and SUI
Perior Judgment, based upon many years Of
practical knowledge in handling wine and
liquors. mhls-tu.f,tf
Sun Rise Chop Tea, the best Soc Tea in
America. METzGERs ZINE GROCERY, All 9TH Ut.
NV. lie
You Cannot Deny facts, and it is O fact that
salvation Oil is the greatest pain cure. Csc. 2
For strengthening and clearing the voice. use
''BrOwn's Bronchial rroc nes. 81 have
commended them to friends who were public
speakers. and they have proved extremely
servlceable. Rec. Henry Ward Beecher. "a
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
ers. the District Columbia. have obta ned
from the supreme Court Of the District Co
holding siec;aI term Tor Orphans Court business
letters testanentary the PERSONA estate OF ANNA
kEl LAIRD, late oil :ne District of CT. umbia, de-
ceased; all persons having cians against the de-
youcL Thereof, to subscribers, before the
TMELFTH DAY Or MAkCH next: they may other
estate Gwen under our hands this lri day of March,
49, MAYHEM Platter, 3lOo \ st. IL w., CHARLES
NJ MATTHEWS. ia 18TH ST. NV. e. NJ. h. 5.
MATTHEWS, Proctors. lnalola
i OF COLUMBIA.
March IL, 1892.
In the matter of the Estate harriet n LIE Conte late
of tire District OF Columbia deceased.
No. 41yk Administration Docket IL.
Application ur the PROBATE OF tie ast Will aud tesla
deceased has this day been made w eva lie
C.nte.
All persons interested are hereby notified to appear
10 o'cock SHOW why the suou
not be proved adte,, probate and letters tes-
taentary tie estate OF the SAID eIsed should
puDilshed once week Tor {. Mash,nx-
ton Law Reporter and Evening Star prev o the
said day.
~ the court: A B. HAGNER. yustica
Test: l.. p. WRIGHT,
Reg .ster of Wills for the District If Columbia.
AhChlBAi-D AOONG Proctor mhlo-law3w
Ellen C. Gray ct al vs. a,pn l. Ist ct al No. l339s
Equity doc. B..
This cause being referred to to state the account
of the receiver and distribution of the fund IN ms
hands, notice is hereby given that shall roceed
VIII h the said reference on monday the 18th uay Of
United States court house, at which all persons
having claims the late firm of Thomas Gray
Son. or against the Iund IN the receivers hands
may appear aud present their said claims and proofs
nIhlO-lCt JAS. q. PAINE, Auditor
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Tells the Story of Her Cure Of
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
Mrs A. B. cleveland Of Milford. Mass is the sister
OF the Norcross Brothers Of Boston. the famous build
ers In long and interesting statement (Which will
be sent in full to any it). Mrs. C!eave-
land says that lew she Lad of
nervous dyspepsia. the symptoms Icing
PALPITATION OF THE HEAHT.
Burning sensation in the stomach faintny spells and
an AWFUL DEArH-LIKE FEELING from which she
often thought she should never recover. She was
TIRED AND LANGUID all the time and did not dare
to lie down for fear of fsinting SPELL She had six
Inherent physicians. but did her any good One
day. reading about Hoods Sarsapara, decided to
try It. The faintins spells grew less, soon ceased
wholly her appetite returned. she sleeps wall and has
increased
FROM 50 TO 1872 POUNDS.
She has not been we'll for Is years. does ali her
household work easily. To
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
she ascrhes all her improvement and is ready TO con-
vince any one Of the merit of this medicine II you
suner from any similar troubles. try Hoods Sarss-
pxrilia.
HOODS PILLS.-Ths best liver invigorstor; and
General cathsrtic Gentle. but prompt and efacisnt
frics' - GEMS per oox 3
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Fifty More of those fine Sewing Machines
selling so rapidly at S10 at the Capitol Hill
Domestic Agency, 4th aud Pa. ave. Sc. wM.
FUNK, Manager. Telephone 1860. mh21-2t
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Royal Glue won't let 60 Druggists, Ioc.

log collars engraved and Safety and Jubi-
zee MAJORS warranted and honed free. WAL
fohD :, AZ Ia. ave. lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

None Name 1t but to Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
A marvel of lightness and swiftness.
jazz Office 437 9Th At. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

SpurrER
AND F1zz
Like seidlitz powder. that is the way alum
and ammonia baking powders work, and
you must hurry the dough into the oven be-
fore the gas is gone.
With Cleveland's baking powder the
action is slower. the grain OF the cake finer
ami you can take your own time to bake it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-22

Sn0lce Burbank Potatoes. price very lew.
H. MErzGERs FINE GROCERY, All It'll St NV.