Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-04-18

SAY!
don't you feel in need of invigorating
tonic? II so, try taking THARP'S OLD RE-
LIABLE PURE Berkeley RYE WHISKY
each morning. 1t is absolutely pure and is in
dorsed and prescribed by leading physicians
of this city. Only 81 full qt.; 81 gal.
JAMES THARP, sl2 ST. ap16-12d
creased to fit your pocket book Trouserings US
Sow az r and up o New Spring ra Canadian home
made and honie-eut. Guaranteed satisfaction or
Fl. X. BnADsiREET, Custom Tailor"
4oS 18th ST., Opposite Raleigh" apl6Sd
SOME TAILOHS' GOODS ARE AS UNRELIABLE
as April weather. Those English Suitings Of ours
''rel!aie''-every thread Of 'em. The richest
OWEN OVEN, Tailor 4ss ilth st. apls-5a
DIR. HODGkIN, DENTIST, HAS RESUMED PRAc-
ss saa aSsh Church sa w cor s pRSs'e
DR. BUsHMAN. 1910 Ohio ave.
. Horses examined.
THERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE EXCISE
board of Alex; Co, Va, to be held at the County
TGEsb%Y APRIL 90 iso5 for the f purpose Of
considering applications for liquor license for the
api2-Gt: CHAs A. THOUGHT, Chairman.
NOTfCE.-THE SUBDIVISION AND SALE OF THE
old Saint Patrick's graveyard, situated at or
avenue, having been ordered by the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia in n decree
passed in the case of Gibbons, complainant.
Young ct al, equity No. 1862. the undersigned
hereby gives notice to lot owners and all persons
having relatives or friends inferred in said grave
ward that on the first day of May 1885, the re-
mains of all persons buried In said graveyard
will he removed therefrom and suitably inferred
In Mount Olivet, at the cost and expense OF
James Gibbons, cardinal; and that II 1t Is the
desire of any one to make other arrangements
for the reinterment of the remains of any one
buried in said graveyard. they are hereby noti-
fed TO do so before the date above named. Where
MO apfa do 1.x-f fr
of the deceased in any place other than that Sc
cured by Cardinal Gibbons for that purpose at
will be borne by the cardinal. and not the cost
expense Of the burial lot ,o For further pnrteu
Pns aRp &. Patricks Church. Washington, D. c.
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FILED APRIL 2, 1895. j. R. YOUNG, CLERK.
sand one hundred V and s eighty 1t S uiss and
s,t s H to he District e Il
William l. Wells. manufacturer and ven
Sy law allowed to be sold in bottles. do hereby
file with the clerk of the Supreme Court Of the
ties, and of the names and marks thereon. fol-
the purpose of protecting the same under the
described as follows: All green seal bottles manu-
featured to contain one pint and all other bottles
bottles belonging to ~ r. Bridweii. said Bottles tS
being m nrlo n IT, B : ae street sW
Wes a asSf street s sw s.reS %asiinson D.
All persons notifed and cautioned not to M
with mineral waters other beverages any such
bottles marked, or to sell traffic in or buy
the same otherwise they will be prosecuted ac:
ccrding to law. Given under my hand and seal
at Washington District Of Columbia this I'd day
of April. AID. 1895. WILLIAM L. WELLS
ISeal.i Witness: wM. G. CLARY. LEWIS L
O'NEAL. A true ccpy-test: J. II. YOUNG
Clerk By L. P. WILLIAMS. Assistant Clerk.
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DID AND SOII.ED GAS FIXTURES AND METAL
goods of all kinds reinished equal to new. Not
painted over with bronze powder, but by same
method as when originally done at factory. Nc
charge for small repairs. Polishing and plating
Of all descriptions.
ELMER H. CATLIN & CO..