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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14
1Llc ISmIllIna liaunI.

building Inspector GruDb i.sued he
following permits to day.
Thomas Sammell five two story dwell.
ings on Cl1ymont street and A. Bickta,
agent. two story hair factory on Walnut
street.
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Register OF Wills

Register OF Wills Cooch has granted let /.
ters testamentury upon the estate OF
lsaae j. Nicholson, to Luvenia S. Michel.
son,
Samuel shultz of Camden. N. j.. is in
town to-day.
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Politicians on Tor pnYrr

eFWllllard Salisbury. Post Master Moore,
Peter J. Ford. Patrick Neury and John
Sayers went TO Dover on the ll.O3 o'clock
train to-day.
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Int.I IlnIa

The tenth annual e&Gut5lnn OF The
BayHtd Hegiaa VIII bs u,is - Atlantic
Gty, uh s Infay, August II. Ihey Btart
early IN the morning ami pfol ose to fls5
II hours al the srashuie.
james L Itayuor Alfred eiiwthlop nud
IoHn bTaaiIiee represented ths Ma8ter
InnlthFs' AsaprtttJu Of WILMINGTON at
. meeting OF HHste. pluuhera lust eYon.
itE
The ,adIo1 e2naactcl WITH the brown,
son Library a OtlatlUG viii glysa patty
OF tho lawn adl Jiaing tAn haIl turing the
secoui work IN June IAe association
Will tive m eHcar-on to BrmlugAauI
Ia, k on tire Fourth OF July
JoseIh Jenkins iBs received a contract
Tor =. p.1mhiuI wyrh from tIs NiiBun BOx
Co, Ia Paludelphia.
Broolis Foster, 50 wall known To VII
mlngtoHians IL yisitlrK oui city l'rouks
mas turafd over new leut AMI Is lsitly
protp 'rous In this worlds guuds
Iae salo OF building lots was hold by
Evans 4 60. Oh Saturlar Afternoon, at
{he corner thirteenth nul Ia,uall stfenti
tue property OF Edmund + Moody ami ]
Park Iost.os. u he lots wern bl4 mt sg5
per foot ana then Withdrawn, not sin.
gle lot belnR sold HE lots Gust more
than S28 pei 100! elx years ago by tile
square.
Mrs, George Inland, Of thls City, laft to.
uas tor Nl.laInstgwn. New Jersey, 10 pny
two weeks Visit tu Ler sister. Mrs cable
Beston Sinith Yisilod our city yesterday
K is now ooEi4ctinK drug store Ia
PH5ialelphla.
William the tii'een.year Did sDn OF Mr.
tsI douert, resilIug at No 7Js West
shth street vito was go severely injured
by running tuio poet on t.ls UIuyc.s ON
Saturday afternoon, Is s4ilprluE seyereIv
from hls lnilrles lie Is k4rt Internally
besides LavItH Ills wt,st bgokeu
Alrs John Mitchell Of Brld.,slon. N j
visited our city or Monday.
Governor Watssl has appointed Joseph
Dan magistrate l0r Waite Gay tr," <
huhdted, Will Ills CGice at Newark ~,
hae expired. - 81
Srsyon portrait for s. at Cummings,
gallo Ty, soc Market stI.nt
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Tnylors' Isoot Herr.

Taylor Btothers Root Beer is now the
most popular and Gpetlzing summer
drink OIL the market. Yesterday 100 dozen
bottles were sent out, which alone endor.
ses It's popularity. The company ALTO
manufactures ginger ale and pear cider.
ORDER elll er from Your grocer.
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The I.eipsic Robbery.

Detective Hutchins and Sheriff Shaw OF
Kent County arrived In this city al ll.25
O'Clock to-day. They left this afternoon
for New Jersey to Investigate matters per.
tanning to the Leipsic robbery,
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sent 10 Jan.

Detective Hntchns and Sheriff Shaw of
Dover this morning arrested twenty
tramps near Dover. iEey were commit.
ted to jail Oh the charge OF trospass for
twenty dANs
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Iunarnior Mra. NyIn

The funeral OF Mrs John Kyle No. l0s
North Franklin stleet, took plaos thle
morning High mass was celebrated at
st Paul's Church and lnterment was made
ut the Cathedral Ce metery.
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Yes, Bloomars are doing ths business
Why? because they tell you Just what you
are letting for your money No misyepre.
srntat,on. Bigger Bargains than ever this
week. All King street. yellow front,
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QUOTATIONS :.
Reported By
HEALD s. COMPANY.
tsotx
Banlsers an.i t,roker.

scyehtH Anu WFrHet sWs"tt
Investment aud SecnritisI Yielding
from tar per cent
orders for tho purchase and sale OF
stocks aud Bondson Commission axscut-
ed at MI the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wlro4 60 New YORK.
Philadelphia Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts anu Lotters Of Credit %
SUED,
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W I'D Ip W earned. To apply this maxim
you must Watch the bargains advertised The
Gold Emho-.ed Wall Papers now being sold
by the FIDELITY WALLPAPER 90. of 2,
North lth ST.. Philadelphia, for lOc and lee.
per piece come under this hen,,
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seed pntaiora

We have just received large coGsgn-
ment OF choice varieties of seed potatoes,
which we are selling At bottom prices.
j. IT, MCLAUGHLTN,
Front and ShIpieV Rtrapta
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Tha Fish Marker.

Powell has on his stalls In the Third
Street Market fresh ahad rock, perch,
hRlibut and other varletle, OF the lnLy
tribe. Gail early aud get fret choice.
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Wn.hy'- New IDriy,.r.

Willamsp;ingbet now handles tho lines
for the Washington Fire COmaah viii
knows how to do 1t.
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karps Clover Root Will purify your
Blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head clear as
n bell 25c.. Soc, and $l.O0.
Sold py N. d. Dunforth. $. 4 Cor. Second
aud Market SIA
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Another ,.riIc,crI,,

d. N.Grier of this city has been appoint.
ed sub mail clerk In the railway mai
service between Philadelphia and Baltl.
more.
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Meni Itnd I,rnui,Iicnn.

There will be special meeting of tho
West End Republican CLUB in the room st
seventeenth and Union streets 10 NOR.
row night. All ihs members OF Tho club
ora earnestly invited. as business OF great
importance is to be transacted
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BASE BALL NE VS..

This column will be devoted to Base Bal |
news. ilnews concernlng the clubs ia re-
spectfuiiy solicited. Address all comm II nj
oations to "Base Bail Editor" kepubl loan
officel
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14

For picture frames. mlrrOra and art
goods 20 to YeraeIs II L. Bird st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14

~ creS of Diamonds" at the Audltoli.
un May goth
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For pictures, room mouldinEs and mir
rors see Hiram lerger, II Il. 3rd st.
Chronicles of Break OF Day is tho title
OF novel Just from the press Of the
Arena Publishing Company and from the
pen OF l., Everett Howe. Order 1t from
Your newsdealer or The publisher. Price
30 cents
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NEW YORK
CLOTHING HOUSE,
3i6 MARKET STRrti.
NJ ak EPhrain, { Prop.

Strictly one price and if dis.
satisfied with your purchase we
will return your money.
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a!r6.= dootgs W Alden of lhlra Gn4
semIesso4 sdIs streets, ietl DOM lIgAt Of
broke her rigtst aim abuye fhe eiLaw ~
AAso received baliy oNt houd
=, q dozen s..c.lie. fgt o uagls and nm
at V. ta!lEa EaL!sFy. SgA AIArkai ~ W
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Suits at these prices. The
goods and styles appear to be
just what are wanted and
when you sec the values in
cloth and the manner of make
up and trimmings, with the
style OF cut you will in all
probability do as the others
are doing--try and get your
size among them. We have
lower-priced Suits at S., Sc
and IS, We have finer grades
up to s28, but if you want a
Sack Suit in almost any color
in Serge, Cheviot or neat
mixed Worsteds you can find
it among the $40 and sI2.5o
styles. Come in and see them.
Open evenings.
JAS. L. MULLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes. Delaware.
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R0OPEH'S ANOOTHE e 5:;:::.:: 5H::.:;:: $;;:::'

Go hGear Conwell at tho Auditorium May
{ e Goth. ''
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k5L ii,In HALl.-Ihu sui. era cr WtII#ssII TT
Il pUa.lv salr, tha uuIout ts.InI utaIz
ADAMS autou. Ehrissuma udulIed DuIa-
wsflu, On
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TIT n III l,.lIA y, 70,
Atl.8u o'riuc, u. M. -

Forty hen u rresn cows AMI fUrwarl[n
spiuFzEa TN dnrHeftT puuuty- svy.-Ea
C.Ht e. LIlis 1hu above COWS htVI. lueti
zrieci ii with c,fe ans Hrc a promising !ot
bn cay Eirit. LbhElI MEitHttk,
a. " llobliTHph, auCItUnucG MA .IH
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Sil going with a rush, We don't ask
you to buy, but come md examine our
bargains and see lor yoarseif. The cheap.
est shoe store under tho sun. al Hing
street, yellow front.
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Taermo,uetricni Recurd.
us. DEP ARrMENr OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE


The tabis below gives the tsmpsra.
ture and the state OF tho weather at q
q. u. lo-uuY al the slntluns nAmal;
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DEATHS.
DEATHS.
PYLE-NM MAY Ia MnrgALet Pxle nuad

Hear Conwell on Acres OF Diamonds
at the Auditorium May Goth
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oSi black SpRusel log witt =
GenrEes, Uei., thereon A suitnhI r0~Hrn IN
return to W tr- t"i. Seventh "dId ,larI, iii
streets 81 Ia Iphn e.. atrnuss seventh aud
sPl zee u teSH' mli-.t'
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F.ll Iin,,n stni.

trayon portrait for 81 at CUMMINGS,
ga 10 ry, soc Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-14

IOt iltC SALE uF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
L nH lhufsiiy. Nay ~. At y.Ju o'uIovA, ut
sIs ma en- stFe {. -Gul. .sizing ui / 81 sil
pErlUT rNu, -. ltIc =TtLHq, walnut hcl.
room sui OAK htdr O suit eoft|,fe aunt,
10 u E'A-', washing marhttIc. / ina gle or
pHt"ut TUnrtt mattresses Di.zt springs tcutlf-
er u"dA rr5s,cls and lnpruin cnrp,ts. und
iGauy utHrT srtieIeH. Clio. DHAkE
WIa u AuUttvHuuE
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4 'hIIF, RNiA -0lcNteu. TeKns. Chinatown.
Y AuatrHig, Hawaiian lsunas, Z rII TAI
thcIic1 -F"Ciii ltus tor freight Jr pgss ga
tbC!re ot oates. FrtsItr ~ zLuTcut -pss.
IA lUuf Il az ter, ETsy map ,lnd pauipb.
lets II, }, saith. Nj. - =. al St Phll.L alG
NJ AN rGp--N Nullr man Tor farm. work
w 3Wlilo ug j w1lurzi wan p.ae.z iVr
t9I's""p. IN ttr country 4 w1.uafl win
thlld wauta p-aDe, list class uuaNa stIri
Lou rWHiiz want uia e., bcst oil y ference
ztyrU. ppis a. NHHiugf On =IurtlIi,,ftrr
0ii"" 80 ~nipicy stIcet mIi..t.
N Ant i-t hoy To ran errurHs ,aH
~ ~ ryUut D. uClwuCh uu4 u u',tn.,
No, -la Wrat ~ etttets NH. II,
"a AaTED a ) Oed wuiie.tfl- for s,ui.r5I
w hulfFtwu ia aut nIuEF Ia Grr-gR..d H. "
l. StOE, VIII ie elluHe, .t a, - at -ztrrrt
mli-I
| uaT-A fair nl py of 81 Nl.=t'ruf.u. A
~ ln"nd. ct 8 % T"ruUuc 10 ,iis /, arr
nNt-rHnd * ~ slrgrt4 ii 4-If'
/. us .lSF-A scerHd zso,y from t4t.ta
iurht n ], VITA Hh guHFr= IrUte. -tfIt"
abi" % 'odEer Up ut 5.i ~h4p,ry street.
N tit.
IQOARDi RS-Gap bo accommodated VIII,
gegd bOArl; front I3sin- " Alur5Eet
sheet. Isbe bVRrl NJ roduey4 teTlns.
mlj-at.
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Car fare allowed to ali purchasers living
uui5nc oi the cty. DURING this great saIo
clothing At retail the ore wall remain
open ~ irutn Ia TIC morning umt 10 at
night. sul utdsy until /! ciuCk, midnight
eoot's sold a phi ate snie: no auction,
SEQ ttiHt you get Ia tic right store. Loot.
Tor The number Is, ueforr entering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Alumni to Celebrate the Birthday of
ThOs. Jefferson.

Alumni to Celebrate the Birthday of
ThOs. Jefferson.
Saturday evening meeting Of the local
alumni Of the University of Virginia was
held at the Ebbitt House to make prepara-
tons for a banquet. to be held April Ii,
Jefferson's birthday. Secretary Herbert
presided. and committees were appointed
to take charge Of the preliminary details
as follows:
Committee Of advancement. to induce oil
alumni In this vicinity to unite with the
society: E. l. Renick, chairman; Thomas
H. Ellis. H. W. Garrett. Julian Taylor,
H. T. N. Robinson. John w. Daniel. DR..
j. M. Cabell. Holmes Conrad, w. D. Dab
ney, w. E. Faison. A. p. Montague, Mar
shall Mcdonald, DIR. G. Byrd Harrison, DR..
A. A. Snyder, Prof. r. L. Preston, Rev. J.
T. Cole and DR.. w. H. Wilmer. Banquet
committee: c. G. Lee, chairman; w. d.
Cabell, DR.. L. w. GlaZebrook, E. 1. Renick.
DR.. F. s. Nash, DIR. A. A. Snyder, Prof. X.
L. Preston and Thomas Nelson Page. Com
mittee on constitution ind bylaws: W. D.
Dabney, chairman; Walter E.Faison. Julian
Taylor and e. 1. Renick. and a committee
to have in charge the tributes paid to
ton, consisting Of Prof. A. P. Montague.
chairman; Charles w. Dabney and Leigh
Robinson. Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page was
made chairman of the whole committee.
Among those present at the meeting
were Secretary Herbert, Mr.. Thomas Nell
son Page, Prof. William d. Cabell, Mr. +.
L. McClelland Mr.. Z. G. Lee. Mr.. Thomas
H. Ellis, who was at the University of
Oldest member of the society; Mr.. w. D.
Dabney, DR.. A. A. Snyder. Prof. r. J.. Pres
ton, Rev. ]. T. Cole, DIR. w. H. Wilmer.
DR.. F. 8. Nash, DIR. ]. Clark, DR.. D. g.
Lewis, Mr.. H. 9. Porter. Mr.. 9. q. Cabell.
Mr.. c. R. Bedford and DR.. w. l. Tomp-
lrina
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Allen c. Clark ct ux. to Edw. c. Moore
part original lot r. SO. 1927; $40. Della A.
Hall to John Morris, lot 38. 50. 1041: SO
A. Walton Fleming ct ux. to Mary E.
Fleming. lot II. and part lot II. block Is.
Kalorama Heights: $40. Chas. c. N. Loef-
fer ct ux. to Emil G. Schafer. lot s. block
II, and lot 10. block Z. University Heights;
SO. Henrietta N. Greedy to Ellen R. Colds
borough, part original lot 6. sa III; 81
Walter F. Hewett ct ux. to Wilbur F; Nash'
lots E. F and 6. So. 80; SO. Randall Hag-
ner and Frank T. Rawlings, trustees. to
Theo J. Mayer, part lots IS, 81 and IS. and
all lots 50 and 90. SO: 541; 5000 Geo. r.
Lane to Mary e. and Margaret A. oliver,
part lot 16 SO. SO; $50.
Jno. A, Massie to Oscar NJ. Bryant, lots
80 and 80, SO. 297: $40. Phillip Metzger ct
ux. to Junius ]. Pittman, part lot q. SO.
Metzger, same property; $40. Chas. Rem
shaw ct ux. to Eliza ]. Sonneman. lot 226.
So. s53; SO. Trustees of McLachlen R. E.
and Loan Co. to Firmin r: Horner. lots "a
IS, 81, 60. 81. Bellevue: sll,519 L. Cabell
Williamson, trustee, to Christopher F.
Fendner, north " lot IA. SO. 4S6; $500.
Same to VIM. H. Fendner. south u same
Lot; $500. Leonard c. Wood ct ux. ct al.
to Ella S. Bunker, lots % to 80. So. 1857:
$40. Thos. P. Deery ct TX. to Bernard
Leonard lot IS. SO. 495; s. 800. Francis w.
blk. 80, Columbia Heights; $4,000. Column
bit Heights Land Company to Francis w.
Baker. Jas. J. hampton and James S. Nc
Ilhenny, lots l and 20, blk. IS. Columbia
Heights; $40. Sarah McC. spofford to Ellen
E. Blood. lot IA. blk. Is. Brightwood Park:
$40. Henry NJ. Baker to Mary N. Austin,
lot Is, SO. 16O; $40. Francis w. Baker ct
al. to Jno. S. Rich. lot 1853. SO. 1851; $40.
Lester A. Barr ct ux ct al. to Givolamo
Desio, lot 65. SO. $40; SO. Rob't E. Brad
ley ct ux. to Almena B. Williams lots 81
to 50. blk. 80. Columbia Heights; $40.
Allen G. Clark ct ux. to Ernest w. Brad
ford lots l to 80, blk. 10, Marshall; s..
George Erb to Elizabeth Mayse, lot 16. SO.
9s2; $40. Maurice Fitzgerald ct ux. to Ed
mond Fitzgerald, lots ~, q and %, So CAS-;
$40. Jas. w. Greer. trustee, to VIM. A.
Hammond, part lots l and 2, Mt Pleasant;
SO. Geo. E. Hamilton ct Tx. to Francis w.
Baker ct al. lots and 5. blk. SO, Columbia
Heights: $40. Della A. Hall to Jonh Nor
ris, lot 3s. SO. 1o41; $40. Jas. S. McIlhenny
to John S. Rich ct ux. to Francis w. Baker
ct al. lot 3, blk 36. Columbia Heights: $40.
Nelly T. Roessle to Edmund Lyddane part
lots 14S and i49. SO. rs. Georgetown; $40.
Eliza J. Sonneman to Jno. S. Rich, lots u.
81 and "a, So e. of 1912: s.. Virginia A.
Travis to John s. Rich, lot 1872 SO. 1851: SO.
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Convicted of Theft.

A woman carrying in her arms young
child paced the floor in Judge Miller's
court today. while her husband. Frank
Van Cooten, was on trial, charged with
the theft of IS from Mrs. Sara A. Spencer.
He was in Mrs. Spencers employ, and she
sent him to the house Of Mr.. Percy S. Eos
ter with an envelope containing IS bill.
Mr.. Foster was in court to tell the judge
that he did not receive the money. The
prisoner was locked up late last night and
was not aware Of the charge against him
until the case was called.
Lawyer Bendheim volunteered to defend
the prisoner, who claimed that he had left
the envelope under the door at Mr.. Fos-
ter's house.
Judge Miller held him guilty of the
charge and imposed fine Of s1O in ad-
dition to ordering restitution. Both the
young man and his wife appealed to the
court for time to pay the fine, but the re-
quest was not granted, and the husband
was put back in the cell. separated from
his wife and baby, who are dependent upon
him for support.
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THE COURTS.
Court Of Appeals-Chief Justice Alvey and

Court of Appeals-Chief Justice Alvey and
Associate Justices Morris and Shepard.
Admissions, Thos. H. Hopkins, C. Maurice
Smith, Harris Lindsey, VIM. H Gallinger,
Albert F. Flint, Adolph G. Wolf and BEN
5amfn Butterworth. No. 42S, United States
ex. rel: Stout agt. Smith; passed. No. 412.
2S4. United States ex. rel. International
Contracting Company agt. Lamont; man
date from United States Supreme Court
presented and ordered filed. No. 427.
cluded. No. 432, Gassenheimer agt Dis
trict of Columbia; do. No. 433, Chopper
agt. McLane ct al; continued. No. 437,
Miller agt: United States; assigned for
argument March I. 1895. No. 374. Wash
ington Market Company agt District of
Columbia; on nearing.
Equity Court No. 1-Judge Cox.
Hitchcock agt. Shuster: Jno. G. Vogler
allowed to intervene. Wallace agt. Tucker;
declarations as to intentions of testator
stricken out. DeVaughn agt. Devaughn;
reference to auditor ordered. Adjourned.
Equity Court No. 2-Judge Hagner
Chase agt. Barton: time to take test
mony extended ten days. Beach agt. Beach;
order for payment OF counsel fee.
Circuit Court No. Judge Bradley.
In re estate Of Annie E. Northcutt; addi-
tional motion for new t,ial filed. Allender
agt. Larigey ct al; Judgment by default.
Washington News Publishing Company
act. Weed; do. The Linotype Company act
ment of condemnation. Lee, Twecdy & Co.
agt. Mayer; judgment by default. Wash
ington Brewery Company agt. Colman; do.
VIM. c. Downey agt. r. K. Helphenstine;
on hearing.
Circuit Court No. 2-Chief Justice Bingham.
Maschmeyer agt. Swinburne; motion to
quash writ of replevin overruled. Brown,
Administrative, agt. Washington ami
Georgetown Railroad Company; verdict for
plaintiff for 5000. Gather agt Hall ct
al; on hearing.
Criminal Court No 2-Judge Cole.
United States agt w. Calvin Chase, libel;
on hearing.
Probate Court-Judge Hagner.
Estate of Charles j. Hayes: inventory
filed. Estate Of Helen P. Cady; will par
TALLY proved. Estate of Arthur B. Wood;
order of publication and order for COM
mission to issue. Estate Of Sophia Rhodes;
appearance of J. W. Smith, attorney for
Melville Rhodes. and Alice Fitch entered.
Estate of John Engle; order of publication
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04
SCOTS Emulsion

Is Cod-liver Oil emu1sifed, or
made easy of digestion and as
similation. To this is added the
Hypophosphites of Lime and
Soda, which aid in the digestion
of the Oil and increase materially
the potency of both. 1t is re-
markable flesh-producer. Ema-
ciated, an@rnic and consumptive
persons gain flesh upon it very
rapidly. The combination is a
most happy one
Physicians recognize its su-
perior merit in all conditions of
wasting. It has had the en-
dorsement of the medical pro-
fession for 20 years.
Don't bspersuaded to taks suostitutsl
Scott & Bovine, N.Y. All Druggists. Soc and 81.
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Wash Waists.

The whole washable" waist family
is present. Zephyrs, batIste, dlmities,
lawns, percales, &C., in every possible
combination of stripes, figures, &c. The
fad will be red waists, with fine
black stripes. All of our Waists have the
new sleeves, those to be worn without
coat having immense bishop sleeves.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been granted to
the following: VIM. S. Peabody and Lucy
z. DAWSON; Walter r. Wilson of Oxford
county, Canada, and Blanche b. Collier OF
this city; Samuel J. Burch and Ruth Reid;
Morrison G. Csuso and Clementina Hughes;
Dennis Miles and Louise Tender: Joseph
Shanklin ard Hattie Wilkinson, and to
William Rirket and Minnie Wood, both Of
EarlYSNili. Va.
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Spring Suits.

A Suit House-hence more suits, more
lower priced suits than possible to find
elsewhere.
New Blazer" Suits of short ''round''
coat and skirt. Black and Navy, at
$40. and variety Of Fancy Spring Mix
lures at $13.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04
A Suit for Damages.

A suit at law was filed today by Frank
lin Jones against William Jones, in which
the plaintiff claims 5000 damages, be-
cause on the I'd of last April the defendant,
as the plaintiff alleges, made him the SUBJ
ject of false and scandalous accusations or
remarks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04

New 'Reefer" Suits of a short box-coat
and skirt, coat having six large buttons.
Black and light spring mixtures, SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04
I5c. ViOlets, &C.

One enormous lot Violets. worth not less =
than loo. bunch. For this sale only..... Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04

One lot of Kid Gloves. all desirable
shades. slightly soiled from handling. r
button lengths. MousQuetaires and Foster
hooks. That sold from 75c. to $1.25. To unC
close, only ......................
These gloves will not be tried on or exchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04
l.ACES.

Extraordinary values in Cotton Laces and Tor
chons, valenciennes and Everastings-to close we
offer them In two lots:
LOT L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04
N2c. laceS. &c,

This lot includes Torchons, Ever
hastings and Valenciennes, Laces in
all widths. That sold for 12c., 10c., ~ xyd
&c. and &c. All 60 at.............. 4Ss y~s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04
KID GLOVES.
SI.25 Gloves. LOG.

No such offer a. this has ever before been pr
sented-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04
CORSETS.

To close item out We offer
SH.75 Values, 6@c.
Our entire stock of the Celebrated &c
B." Corsets. Full boned perfect fitting.
AL the 800, 81. 20. $3.50 and $1.75 Cor
.sss p In gray e sssa white pink and 69c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04
SH2 Satin Skirt, sos.

Very fine quality Satin Skirts, organ
pleat backs, full ~ yards wide, hair
s ;aoss Lined ONLY 'h'''shou' Actual worth S7.@e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04
LOT 2
2oc. L,aces. Sc.

This lot includes Torchons. Ever
hastings and valenciennes, all widths.
4 That 20 s0a for aos. &c., &c., lae. SC. yd.
This Is golden opportunity to buy Laces at
Just the time when you most need them for q
mere fraction Of their value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04
EMBROHDERHES.
BIC. EmbrOiderieS. SC.

lot Embroideries, very slightly soiled,
to 3 inches wide, big variety Of pat
terms. Sold formerly from 121Ac. to 21c.
yard. For this sale only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04
SH2 Silk Skirt. S6.0S

Beautiful Figured Taneta silk Skirts,
sa yards Splendid %s' ,a aa,s's'A lined through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04

Only 10 Of them-Striped China Silk,
Black and Blue silk Waists. pin and
wide stripes, full front and sleeves. and
so; s%a roo d. w oa1, aeot 'front.' Regular S1@8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-04
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