Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. MONDAY.........---++ ----April 18, 1881. The Weather. Orrics OF THB CHIRP Stanat Orricer, WasnineTon, D. C., it 18, 1881, 9:30 am. ~ Por the middie Atlantic states, falling, followed by rising Darometer, easteriy,, shitttay to northerly winds, stationary or lower temper- — and partly cloudy or cloudy weather with D. Bain To-day and Clearing Weather ‘Te-morrow. The Chief Signal OMice furnishes the follow- ing special bulletin to the press: The area of low barometer which at the midnight report was central in the Mississippi valley Has re- mained nearly siationary. ‘The barometer ts amrest In Florida ana lowest fn the St. Law- rence valley. The pcrscero bas plush do the past #4 hours tn the uulo mnessee, 25a has fallen in the Fi iy weather with rain prevails in the lower lake rezion and the middie Atlan. tie states. Westerly winds continue in New England and the middie Atlantic statea, Southerly winds in the gulf states, the sourh Atlantic, the Ohio valley and Tennessee, and in the upper lake region and in the upper Missis~ sippi valley they have backed to northerly. The Missouri river bas risen 23 Inches at Onaha, where tts approaching the danger line. Tne Mississippi! bas risen 19 Inches at Keokuk and Cajro, at both of which places It Is above the Ganger line. The ‘Tennessee hag fallen 23 irehes at Chattanooga and the alo 23 at Pittsburg, and the Savannah 42 at Augusta. ‘The indications are that the depreasion now central in the Mississippi valley w.il move east- ‘ward, causing rain tn the Ohio valley and Ten- nessee, the lower lake regien, the middie and south Atlanilc states to-day, followed in the Obio vallcy and Tennessee, the lower lake region and the middie AUlantic states by clear ing weather to-morrow. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER The following are the readings of the ther- mometer at the Signal Office during the day:— 7 4. m., 49% 11. & m.,565°;2 p, m., 56° Maxi- mum, 67. intmum, 47>. Yesterday (Sunday), April 17th, the ther- mometer at the Signal office, In this city, stooa as follows: 7 am., 49°; 11 am, 53°: 2 p.m., 620; p.m, 57°; 11 pm, 549, um, 43°. 630;"9 minim LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, y To-night. National Theater,—Annual charity ball, vinth and § Streets.—Barnum’s big show. Whe Deadtock in _the Courts for Want of a Marshal. An attachment was Issued last week against funds of the defendant ia the case of the Citizens’ National Bank agatnst Elliot, held by 8 third party. The U.S. marshal being functus officio, the writ was served by some unauthorized person. On application to Judge MacArthur on Saturday he promptly quashed ‘the writ, intimating, however, that he was pre- pared to cesignate parties to serve such papers. Applications were made in several cases, and ex-Deputy Marshal L. P. Wililams and als son, Frank H. Williams, were directed to serve the Wri's of garnishment issued in them. Judg® Wy lle, in the Equity Court, had before adopted a sigiflar course as to cases 1a his court. There is much diversity of opinion in refer- ence to the action of Judge Macarthur, It 1s claimed by some that the wrlts of the Eqaity Court being directed to the parties laterested, may be served by othera than the marsha); that whe action of Judge Wy lle ls correct, but that in allother courts writs belng directed to the mar- Shal, they must be served through such officer. If bas been suggested that the Court in General ‘Term may appolnt a marshal for the time being, but the authority in the statutes limits itto “justices of the U. 8. circuit courts,” and the first section of the ee (605) reads, “The Words ‘cireult justice’ and ‘justice of a circuit’ When used In this title sbail be understood to =. the justice of the Supreme Court who ts allotted to any circuit.” Under this it ts claimed that no criminal nor common law writs can be served, which makes an imperative ne- eessity for the appointment of a marshal by the President. CRIMINAL COURT ADJOURNED TO THURSDAY. The petit jurors of the Criminai Court were called this morning and adjourned to Thursday, Owing to the absence of a marshal interfering with the transaction of business: assistant District Attorney Perry and the eourt stated that there was some expectation of having a marshal or otherwise breaking the dead-lock by that time. SESSEE IN THE SAME FIX. Is not alone suffering inconveni- ence as to a vacancy in the marshaisbip. ‘There is how no such officer in Tennessee, and Judge Swayne (tn whose circuit the state is included) having resigned, there is now no way tonllit. It 1s understood that the justices of the Supreme Court of the United Siates have considered this diflicuity, and it was suggested that the state be attached to another circult, so that the office couid be filled, but the court, on examination, determined that tt could not be —__— Fusse1's {ce cream for Easter. ‘The Dist Jast ta f ae ge Owe DOLLAR ExPaNpap Now in purcis in; 5 bottle of Jay he’s Expectorant, by those trou vied With a slight Cough or Hoarsene ‘Throat, may sa se of ad v leads to Bronchitis, A day’s delay may entiil months of suffering. Better try at once Jayn=s Expectorant. a standard remédy, whos? cura~ tive properties have been tested and approved by thousands. . t ‘THE BODY OF FRANK A. HAMMACK, WhO Was drowned one week ago to-day, walle eugaged in fishing of Fairy Landing, was found yes- of his parents in Sout sy ES ‘The young man sank in deep water off the landing, and the heavy weight of the gutta Penge wore Kept him from rising. wurday morning four of his com) is— Edward Hall, James Riley, James W! and Lewis Kettler—went down on the tuy, stopping at Bryant's Point, where they obtained some grappling irons from Capt. Faunce and Gragged bedy from ¢to9o'clock, but fatled to recover it. Itis thought that they must have joosened It from the mud, as the seine haul at 3 o’elock brought the body in. It was found to be in perfect condition, not a scar or bruise on tt. funeral will take place to-morrow. Evgrysopy is sending for them—Howson's quart buckets icecream for 35 cts. 1104 lvta street. $1.25 a gal. s t TEARS SHED AT THE Post OrFicR.—About 10 o'clock this morning a caller at the eral delivery window at the Post Omice sat down a ult and another Caller attempted to kick it out o! the way. The effect can be imagined, for in- Stead of thc veasel getting out of the way it was the people (and there was a large crowd SS who bastily made an exit with hand- lefs to their eyes. The Post Office clerks for a short time were forced to suspend opera- Uons and close the windows. It was laughable when hew-comers arrived and endeavored to ascertain the cause of the. crying, to see the attempts made to answer, but in a short time the ttuid evaporated and the red-eyed clerks resumed their positions. ——_+—__ THE WILL Of the late Kev, Robert Prout, of Port Tobacco, Md., was admitted to probate last week. It bequeathes to the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society of the Protestant church in the United States, $2.000; to the ani ‘ustees of the P. E. Theological a y e 1,000; to the conveation of the Protes- tant Episcopal church of the diocese of Mary- land, for the superanmtated and disabled cier; fund of said diocese, $1,000; to the New Yorl Bible and Commen Prayer Book Society, $1,090; to the vestry of Durham in Charles county, $1,000, the interest to be used for repair and preservation of the church property. To Mrs. Bettle C. Prout, widow of the testator, seven lots in the city of Wasbington, $17,000 of Washington city stock, $1,000 in cash; also, all the household furniture, farming implements, live stock, <c., on the farm upon which he re- sided, which farm already been conveyed by deed to Mrs. Prout. Tne remainder of his extensive pro) ig conveyed to bis other relatives. Mr. J. T. Vinson, auditor of this Dis- trict, 13 one of the executors. —e-—_— A Missinc WasaisoTon Boy.—The Baltimore Gazette says: On Thursday last a little voy pamed Daniel Beveridge, 9 years of age, wan- dered samy trom 344 Garrett street, and has bot been a of since. The littie fellow’s father lives In Washington, while the son #as been living with his uncle, Mr. Oltver P. Bev- eridge, 302 North Ann street. On Saturday the lice authorities were notified, and yesterda; ihe detectives and patrolmen were tnetru: to keep a sharp lookout for any tidings of the bey. His iriends experience much anxiety over his strange disappearanc2. ———_-___. SPIRITED TEMPERANCE Mustixes.—The Ham- Ime Temperance Union held a in the lecture-room of that church last night, whicp singing the ‘ion of George T. Galaher, and prayer by Mr. Gent of the Union, made a briet address: fatro- of a ‘Mr, C. M. Nye, who made an eloquent Ws met last nigat ac (candience, Mr Gallagher at re singing. Mr. Moulton made some in- ‘troductory after which addresses reat showman: Wis goth iealing ops) seq gmmmnlssioner of indian to the Dashaways in thelr noble work ard Col, Hoey, of Duilder of *-Hoey’s ‘Taber. mere ts, Ace THE NATIONAL THEATER Will this evi be converted into a Dall-room. aa org al ity ball—always a most Drilltan' . will take place there. It will undoubtedly be, ag usual. & success. BaRNUM’S CONSOLIDATED Snow has arrived. Mr. Barnum sald it would be the biggest, most complete and most attractive exhibition that ever descended upon us, and the public seem to think 80 too. The street 6 to- was rgeous. morning, Dut there will be te-morrow morn- ing, when the orphans will be admitted free of charge. This siternoon the buge stretch of canvass corner Of 9ih and S Was crowded with people who had ‘waited for Bar- num.” They were not disappointed with the show. ‘The menagerie is wonderful, and the circus immense. Admission, 59 cents; reserves seats, 25 cente ~ - as No.1, A.O. K.otd., will ES Satertainment at Odd Fellows’ ail Dext Wednesday evening, to help the poor and sick brothers of the lodge. Lixcoun Hatt.—“The Pirates: of Penzance,” by the Juventie Opera Company, will be given at Lincoln Hall, next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights and Saturday matinee. Tn* ———— EAstTER SUNDAY.—The weather was delight~ | ful yesterday, and the churches were all large- | ly aiteuced, particularly those of the Catholic and Episcopal denominations, in which the mnusic was & \ os attraction. In nearly all the evangelical churches the day was specially ob- served, and in the Sunday schoolsEasier ser- vices took place. In the Sunday school of the church of the Epiphany the Easter offeriags amounted to nearly $30v. At Grec2 church, South Washington (Kev. F. Gilliot -rector,) Bishop Pinckney confirmed a class of nineteen re delivered a discourse Spiers tne ay. FIRE IN MARYLAND. — Yesterday morning abou. daylight the stave factory of Messrs. Winslow, Fox & Co., at Glendale (10 mille oat on the Baltimore and Potomac K. K./, was dls- covered on fire, the cooper shop being in a biaze, The neighbors turned out promptly and worked with a will, and by good management succeeded in saving the works, which are quite extensive, and the large quantity of material, the only loss belong the building in which the fire originated and a few staves. The loss Is about $3,000. It fs supposed that the fire origl- nated from a stove in which some wood cutters had built a fire and left it. ‘THE NEw SocieTy.—The offshoot from Ryland ;Chapel held services at Kendall Chapel yester- ‘day, which were well attended. The Sunday School yesterday morning was much larger than on the preceding Sunday, and at preaching morning and evening the house was well filled. In the morning Rev. G. L. De La Matyr (ex- Cobgressman, of Indiana) preached on the ap- arance of the Saviour to the disciples atter is resurrection from the tomb. Kev. Mr. Wil- son, of East Washington, occupied the pulpit at bight. WASHINGTON AND Cussargace R. R. Bovour. Ata meeting of the incorporators of the Wash- ington and Chesapeake ratlroad Saturday Col. Suit subscribed for the controling iaterest in the above railroad, which, it is understood, will be built at once and run 1h connection with the Washington City and Point Lookout railroad. The road will be built through Forestvi'le and Upper Marlboro’, when it will cross the Baitl- more and Potomac raliroad In Prince George's county, thence, via Bristol, 'to the Chesapeake bay in Calvert county. By this road the Cuesa- peake bay will be brought within 20 miles of this city, and the distance shortened 110 miles to Cape May. DBATH OF A METHODIST CLERGYMAN.—Rev. J. H. C. Dosh, a well-known minister of the M. #. Church, ditd at an early hour Saturday morn- ing at his residence in Baltimore county, Md. Dosh had been sick since last fall with an at tion of the heart. Two weeks ago he had a p: alytic stroke, and from that time up to his death he was speechless and partially deaf and bitnd, though conscious. Mr. Dosh joined the Baltimore conference in 1845, when about 27 Years old. Since 1869 Mr. Dosh has been secre- tary of the Baltimore conference of the M. i. Church. He was born in Virginla, and at the time of his death was in the 60tn year of his age. He leaves a widow, one son and a daugh- ter. WasHINGTON Fish MARKET.—Sold by Ry A. Golden, agent, since our last report:—55.000 herriogs, from $5 to $12 per thousand; 9.000 ‘shad, from $10 to $20 per hundred; 6 bunches oe = ‘and perch, from 10 to 50 cents per uneh, ‘THE WASHINGTON MUSICAL ASSOCIATION O2- GaNIzBD.—A Dumber.of musiclans—adout two hundred, including the leaders and directors of the bands and orchestras of this city—met at Cosmopotitan Hall last evening and organized the Washington Musical Association, with the following officers, elected for one year: Henry Iseman, president; Albert Tyler, vice president; Frank Cordella, secretary; Christopher Arth, treasurer;; Frapk Pistorlo, George Miller and Messrs. Dongh and Thierback, executive com. mittee. The object 1s to secure united action in tue musical profession for the protectioa of Sig interests. A constitution and by-laws was adopted. Their scale of prices, the musicians say, Will be @ reasonable one. Should, how- ever, many more of our musicians, particularly Performers on brass instruments, take engage. inents with traveling show companies, «c., (several having left with the Forepaugk show.) there will be some difficulty in supplying the public with music during the excurstoa aud pic-nic season. ——— ‘THE SPRING STYLES In ready-made garments for youths’, boys’ and children’s wear just. r- ceived atthe Boys’ Clothing House ot B. Ro- Dinson & Co., 209 Pennsylvanta avenue, em- brace all that ts new and most desirable in that line. t —— ‘TROUBLE ABOUT A Dog Namgp Hancocr.—This morning, in the Police Court, a colored boy, named William Lucas, was charged with as. saulting @ white boy, named Frank Vogt, who stated that he and three other boys were stand- ing on 7th street, about S$ o'clock last night, when Lucas and some other colored boys cam3 along, and one of them fired two: shots from a istol at witness, one of which just passed over is head, and pierced a window behind him. Officer Loftus testified to arresting Lucas just after the shooting, with a pistol in his posses- sion. One of the other white boys stated that they had a dog named Hancock, and oneotf them called the ae Hancock as the colored boys were and called ee white “A Seti tae Gore, Aptana pass on, sn ‘was gol be assaulted the crowd, he called to the other boys. whO were some distance away, and as — Vogt was coming up Lucas fired two shots. @ defence claimed that Lucas acted im self-defence, and the court took his personal bonds in the assault case, and fined him $50 for carrying & weapon. ——_—_—_ West Washington, nee Georgetown. ASTER SBERVICES.—The services in all the es were of an interesting char- €8) iy in_the Episcopalian and Cath- olie churches. ‘The Easter offerings at St. John’s (P. E.) church amounted to $1,236. At Christ (P. E.) church nineteen were confirmed by Bishop Pinkney in » WhO deliv- ered a fine Sat ht eight or nine adults were baptized, and a number of infants yesterday afternoon. The Easter offer- Ings amounted to $720, which sum will be added to the investment known as the parochial aux- = fund. ‘HE 2 evel took trom his Tate residence on Potomac street yt afternoon. Kev. P. Hall Sweet officiated, and the pall-bearers were from Cove- nant Lodge, No. 15 1. 0. 0. F., which attended, = funeral in a body. The interment was at ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.—The 35th annl- of Mechantes’ Lodge, No. 15 I. 0. 0. F., Was celebrated Friday evening. Addresses were made by 8. E. Faunce, 8 M.; Dr. J. E. Mason, D. G. M.; kev. P. A. Sweet, Gr. Sec.; B.A. Kidder, P. G. MOA me collation was then served. TBR GRAIN TRADE.—Arrived by canal, boat Mollie C. Waters, with 2,700 bushels wheat; boat ', With 4,000 busheis wheat. MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.—Offerings on. Soap to-day 6,700 bushels wheat, with salea as foi- Jows:—1,100 bushels, at 122c.; 2,200 do,, at 1244¢.; 2,900 do., at 127340.:'500 do., do. « Tee Coa Tkaps.—Twenty-nine pofts left Cumberland Friday with 3,334.11 tons coal, ag follows. for Georgetown:—Copeolidation Com- '¥, 1,707.18 tons; Borden Company, 1,285 14 8; J. P. Agnew & Co , 111.11 tons; individual, 117.05 tops; for Alexandria—George’s Creek, 112.08 tons. * = —_-—_. Alexandria News. ‘THE REPUBLICAN City EXECUTIVE COMMITTER, which met at gee rete pe ttee on Friday arpose ~ aiding whether or not they should join with the Teadjuster 'y, adjourned to meet at the custom-house ht, when it 1s supposed that they will to support the readjust- ers. Deara—Mrs, Parrot, one of Alexandria’s cit: oldest and most highly died on at 8 at her residence, ron o'clock Sunday morning, after @ short iliness. A Female nares ABY.—Milssl0) are sent t cou! from the United States te (ancient. city” can Doast of a who pre: female esterday to the street corner Dineen ee on §) Mr. HaRaoLD Parker, of Stoney Point, ts registered at the Mansion House. Nee ‘& Oo., » Jersey N. J. ave. Se ee bee: FEMOERAG sy vans. ive mda dE There was no performance this | company {8 well selected and admirably | trained. i | | | Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 7:00 p, m. and extinguished at 1:00 am ‘The South Washington branch of the land league held its usual meeting last evening, and Was addresced by Mr. & D. Wright and others, and several persons signed the roll The young ladies of the Waverly seminary Were out sight-neeing to-day, and visited the State, War and Navy departments. ‘The steamer Excelsior commenced her tri to-day between this city and Quantic. 8! lett her wharf at 600%, ™. o return at The afternoon trips down. wil “a4 o'clock, eturning at ‘03 pee ® made ai 3:3) the District for eine? 2 several suits against ublic work -s gone under the board of ~ —s some of which had been tried, ~ vue pending trial for work done on the Boundary sewer in which the District had pleaded a settlement. The District having fled ‘@ Motion to set aside the dismissal the case was heard on Saturday by Judge MacArthur, who held that the motion was not suficientiy full and gave leave to amend. mpathy” at the Government Printing £ends $1.25 for the organ tuner, Grass. The funeral of John M. Hurley, late a dis- trivuting clerk in the city post ‘office, took piace yesterday afternoon from his late rest-* dence, on iith street, near EB. A large delega- on of Post Office employes, in regulation unt- form, and a delegation ot the Union Veterans acting as escort. The interment was at the Congressional cemetery. The public schools might as well have been closed to-day, so far as educational progress Was concerned, for the rupils generally were absent, there being scarcely a dozen in any one school, Whether they were observing the day religiously, or egg-rolling, or watching the cir- cus procession is not material. They were ab-ent all the same, Yesterday a large extent of woodland ia Anne Arande county, Md., some five or six mtie% east of Odenton, was burned over, destroying a considerable quantity of timber and fencing. ‘The Cour Court IN GENERAL TERM. ‘To-day the April term of the Courtin Gen- eral Term waa convened and in the cases of McManus agt. Standish, Winder agt. same and Childs agt. Porter, Ju Wylie delivered the opinion of the court dismissing the bill, The court proceeded to call the calendar. Crrcurr CourtT—Judge Macarthur Friday, White agt. District of Columbia; on hearing. White & Bro. agt. Smith; reported settled. McEwen agt. Davis; judgment below affirmed. McManus agt. McNamee; motion for new trial. Saturday, Murray agt. Paine; motion in ar- rest of judgment overruled; new trial refused. Citizens’ Bank agt. Groff; new trial dented. Eaton agt. Conno! ap demurrer to fourth plea sustained and to fifth plea overruled. Lioyd eet Washington Gas@ight Co,; bill at excep- tons signed. Strong agt. District of Columbia; motion to set aside dismissed; continued. Dean Higgins: d. Wheat- ley & Bro. agt. Birch & Hoffman; judgment ranted. Schlesinger agt, Budd, O'Neill & Co.; Fragment granted; appeal prayed. Riley ag’ Barker; judgment Steinm< et Bean; new trial denied, Citizens’ National Bank agt. Eliott, garnishee; service of attachment on garnishee. To-day, Howe agt. Lawyer; continued with leave to amend declaration. Newell agt. Stock- Man; juror withdrawn with leave to amend. Clark agt. Hagg; administrater verdict (or Plaintiff, $682. Pottok CourtT—Juage Snell. Friday, Join Patterson and George Strange, vagraucy; bonds or 20 days each. Maria Marino and Jno. W. Cafferty, loud and bolsterous; $5 or 15 days each. Wm, W! trespassing on parking; $5 or 7 days, Lizle WHitams, loud and boisterous, talking on the Street; 3 or 15 days. Jas. Guin, forfeited coi- lateral Wairen Bell, forfeited collateral. Jno. Rocco, one of the crowd of young white men who were arrested some time ago for Ue ay, Trout, the young girl from Boston, charged today with making threats of per- sonal violence to his mother, Pauline Rocco, who fs an elderly woman. The court took hts Personal bonds to keep the peace toward his mother for six months, and reminded him very emphatically, that if he came before tue court agein, that he would be dealt more severely with. Dani. McCutchen, allas Danl. Smith, cea with the larceny of a pair ot shoes from Wm. H. Holton; $10 or 3) days, and restitution of the shoes and in default of resti- tution, 30 days additional. Richard Ross, colored, assault on Emery. G. Valk, a white man by cutting him in the abdomen with a knife; continued until Taesday next. Saturday, Chae, Johnson, forfeited eollateral. Patrick McNulty, profanity; $5 or7 days. Re- becca Connolly, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days. Edward A. Scott, do.; do. Mary McIntosh, pro- fanity; $0r7 days, Edward Green, vagrancy; bends or 90 days. Albert Jamson, Frank Jones and Willie Connor, lond and boisterous; $5 or 15 dayseach. Jno. Ruffin, vagrancy; bonds or 3) days. Frank Burch, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days in the workhouse, Geo. Robinson and Jno. Brown, loud and boisterous: 35 or 5 days each, Geo. Bagot, loud and boisterous; $10 or 30 days. Hevry Wagner, firing a pistol within 200 yards of a dwelling house; $5. Wm. Smith, alias Connick, charged with assaulttng a colored giri named Mary Meade: $10 or 30 days. Samuel Clagett, alias Ed. Johnson, a colored boy, was charged wiih the larceny of several pencil cases and trinkets from the store of Jas. 1. Free. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 81x months In jail. He was also charged with the larceny of a bottle of cologne from R. K. Helphenstine’s a store, and was sentenced to 60 days additional in this case. Thos. Banks, larceny of a pair of pants and drawers from Augustus Boyd; 60 days in jail. ———————————— The Force of Facts upon the Public Mind—A Phenomenon. Facts are stubborn things. When facts are isd before the public, their force cannot be dissipated by prejudice or babbling. What people knew to ba facts they adliere to. Hence, the phenomenal pop- ularity of the great German remedy, Bt. Jacobs Oil. ‘The people have used it and found it to doalland more than is claimed for it by the most samguine announcements of its discoverer. Prejudice goes down before the convincing results wrought by this mest wonderful remedy like melting snow be- neath atropic sun. All the wholesale -and retai! druggists unhesitatingly say what there is a greater demand for the St Jacobs 0: than for any other proprietary medicine on the market. It leads the world. Ihousands who have besn freed from pain are continually testifying to its wonderful er. The Union News Oom- papy, No. 13 Park Place, is one of the best known ineti‘utions of New York. Through itsinstramen- tality “‘licht and knowledge” are disseminated far and wide on railroad trains, steamboats, etc. Mr. Harry Ormond, who hae been tdentified with this useful concern for many years, speaks as follows in attestation of the above: ‘‘Suffering excrucia- tire psin fron evere case of rheumatism in’the shoulders, which incapacitated me for work, I pro- cured a bottle of St. Jecobs Ol, at the solicitation ofafriend. I must confess I had but little confi- dence in its virtue. I applted it, however, very freely, and greatly to my astonishment and grati- fication, every vestige of pain was banished in leas than twenty-four hours after I began using it. I considered it the most remarkable remedy of this remarkable age, and inthe future shall unhesitat- ingly recommend it to all sufferers from rheu- tic pain. "— York Daily. iG POISON. SWALLOWING and inhaling the noxious impu- rities generated by Oatarrh, POISON not alone the nasal organs, but the stomach and lungs. No merely Local remedy, like douches and insoluble snuffs, can possibly reach or eradicate the virulent sporules of Cstarrh. This fact explains the won- Gerfu! cures effected by Da. WEI DE MEYER’S new INOCULATIVE treatment. The elements used by him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem- brane throughout the system and form a OONSTI- ‘TUTIONAL as well as local antidote, aa certain to OURE CATARRH, as vaccine virus is to prevent Small-pox. Its unprecedented sale with unsolic- ited testimonials from many thousands who, at ALL STAGES of the disease, HAVE BEEN CURED by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond con- tradiction, the fact that WEI DE MEYER'S OA- TARBH OUBRE is the most important medical Giscovery since vaccination. Rev. 0. H. Tarnon. 140 Noble street, Brooklyn, writes : ‘*One package produced s radicai cure.” ‘*I¢ entirely cured a member of my family who had suffered from Oa- tarrh for 40 years." J.D. McDoxa.p, 710 Brosd- members of my family who have used it with great benefit." Bev. 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LI8T OF PRIZES. 500 Prizes cf 1,000 Prizes of APPROXIMATION PRIZES. H 9 Approximation Prizes of $200 700 9 Approsimstion Prizes of 200. 1800 9 Approximation Prizes of 1 900 | 1,857 Prizes, amounting to... -- $110,400 Responsible corresponding agénts wanted at all péints, to whom liberal compensation will ba p For fnrther information, write clearly, civing full address. Send orders by express or ‘itevistered | Letter, or Money Order by mall, addressed vn/y to M. A. DAUPHIN, NEw ORLEANS, La., or M.A DAUPHIN, st No. 819 Broapwax, New Yorx, J.P. HOBBACH, 605 14th st. n.w., WasaINGTON. $@"All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under the supervision and management of Gene- vals G. T. BEAUREGARD and JUBaL A. EARLY. it Or CITY ITEMS. A Look Ahead. 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