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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25
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The Corcoran Zouavrs will giye n sxand L.
vsr az N ason'e Temple on February On.
About RA O'Clock last night, some person
broke INTO the cellar az W. s. Jenke leather
ssts blsshment No us Ith street. bu< made OF
en- the approach OF Odhcer Crook.
toDpsny A, Washington Light Infantry, had
splendid hop last evening ut their srzAoTy, and
Jshn Pettibope. Esq I'm behalf Of the old MEM
b<rs Of the ". L. l., presented the company
with the colors used BY the battalion in 1895.
"A warrant was is-sed by Auditnr Richards
yssserday for sis: 600, 20 pay an i.stsIlment OF
The sseo.Oo0 voted for the relief of Chicago and
ene for 2,eoo Was alse approved in favor or the
Women's Christian Association.
The Analostan boaf club said 10 have I'M
biefn brothers, who propose that the next in
6rnsfionsl boat race 10 come of nest summer
sAall take place on the Potomac river at Wask-
0ficers ByrDes and Hickman found about 10
e'elcek last night q man named Wm. WOrmley
Hs ariy Ozen % death, In house form riy occu-
pied By himself and family, on 9Th street., be-
tween and X. He was taken to his home on
9th street. nearF.
The Washington Artillery Company last night
excited the following officers: e. NJ. Alexander,
W s. West junior fr.t lieut.; j. A. Berger, Sc
Dior second lieut.; L. III. 8. Boyd. junior second
lie MT; Henry j. Ellis, quartermaster: DR.. Brock
The District legislative committee on-tke ont
standing Indebtedness OF the District were yes
tercsy engaged in Transmitting to claimants
<tsiItt Tie late cOTpOratlOns, the Claims, with
vouchers payment Of which was provided for
iH the bill passed by the legislature on the 10Th
instant.
Rev Mr. Noble, OF the Sixth Presbyterian
Church. was surprised on Tuesday evening by a
visit from about hundred Of his congregation,
Who brought with them groceries enough to
stock country store. The pastor and his wife
were taken unsvares, but soon recovered from
their astoDisbmcnt and joined their guests IN
having pleasant time, the party having
brought with them liberal supply OF refresh
nents.
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WATER AS MEDlcINR-Dr. Nichols, in the
journal of Chemistry, says: And Is not water
accumulation Of effete matter In the tissues and
alimentary canal are more easily removed by
drauehts Of water, at proper times and In
proper Quantities, than by any other agent;
benefits obtained by invaiids ct mineral
springs. A large majority Of those who
resort to them are suffering from atomic
conditions of the stomach and bowels.
Constipation Is almost certain 10 be prominent
trouble, end then follow Nervousness and long
train Of evils. At home no more than tumbler
OF wster nay DC arsnx " me nensy-rcar no1rs.
fore breakfast The facal accumulatiOnD Of the
intestines are softened, peristaltic motions ava
kened, the food ducts are cleansed, and smiling
health returns. The "mnerals" and the ssiis
Of course get the credit, the pure water none
1t All. sate.r
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SHAMNrse Doors AND SHoEs.-A new field
Of enterprise, and one which will surely bring
its reward, Is now open to the first courageous
and Independent boot and shoe manufacturer,
who dares make really good, honest article, fit
for real wear. For . long time there has existed
dissatisfaction at the miserable manner in which
too many Of the boots and shoes in our market
are put together, causing them to be cast aside
long before the stock itself has been worn
out. Children's shoes in particular are the
most sighted, being hastily put together with
small rotten thread, the buttons fmperfectly
seized on in large number Of instances,
and the boot and shoe perhaps embel,
lished with gewgaws Of no use to the wearer.
Consequently, long before the leather has ex-
hausted itself by wear, the stitching rips out
the buttons fly of, the heels are all askew, and
the structure e wreck. To be sure, "cobbiers'
DO not object, but parents, who have in charge
the supplying Of these goods, do object, and are
clamoring for some change to be made that
shall remedy this shoddy state of things Let
some public-spirited manufacturer take this
matter in hand and be the first In the field to ad-
vertise Blank 3 boots and shoes thoroughly made
in every particular, warranted not TO rip, but
tons not to come OF, counters to hold, and the
demand he will have will surprise him.-Boston
Commercial Bulletin.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC woRxs.-It Is not correct
a. stated, that the Board of Public Works bave
cancelled contracts for grading and paving, en-
tered into with our own citizens, and awarded
them 70 non-residents. Some changes hare been
made in plans for street improvements contract
ed for, which were given out by Mayor Eme-y
This involved the necessity Of making new con-
tracts for new work on such streets. In other
cases contractors have failed TO comply with
the terms OF their contracts, and they have been
tSe"n from them. 20
The boare. have addressed letter to Mr.
Adolf Cluss, directing him TO prepare plan for
a small pox hospital, and TO report the same
within ten DAYS. This IL to be located on the
ground OF the " Washington Asylum.
The board yesterday directed Gen. Bslloch,
Superintendent OF Streets, to have pumps re-
paired on the corner Of 9Th and L streets south
east, corner I'D street and Pennsyiysnia avenue,
corner 5th and High streets, Georgetown, 9Th
and streets southwest, corner and Y streets
southwest, It'll and b streets southeast, Sd and
2d, on Massachusetts avenue, and On the corner
OF 18th street and New York avenue.
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TEE INPRovKNESTs PLAN APPROVED BY
THE ADVISORY BoARD.-The conference OF the
Board OF Public Works yesterday afternoon
with Gen. Bsbcock, commissioner Of public
buildings and grounds; Major Gen. Humphreys,
chief of. the engineer corps, and Surgeon Gen
eTal Barnes. members Of the advisory board, in
relation 10 the improvements now In progress
AID those contemplated the opening of
spring, was mentioned In THE STAR OF last eve
ming. After general Interchange of views and
FULL explanations were given Of the nature of
the work nov under way, the members OF the
advisory board expressed their approval Of what
had been done. Mr.. Mullett, the engineer of
the board, then submitted a general plan of sew
erage for the section Of the city east Of l4th
street, and plans for o system Of Improvements
for the section west OF Hath street, which were
considered and approved It Is the intention
Of the engineer. in this manner, TO prepare plans
by sections and submit them for approval, in
order that the general plan Of improvements
may be systs matieally entered when spring
"Opens and the work on al parts be carried on
simultaneously.
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what to do i'm Emergeneie&
a person falls in A fit and hepi Nd I'm anr

III person falls In ut, aud begins TO enore
loudly, with very red face, It is apoplexy. Let
him be seated so as to favor the blood going
downwards. away from the head; apply cold
cloths to the head, or cushions of equal quaint
ties of snow, or pounded ice and common salt
If the person is perfectly still, face pale, and
there Ia no perceptible breathing, it IL q fit of
fainting. Do not touch him, except TO loosen
the clothing; then keep off five or ten feet dis
tant, so as to allow the air to come In; make
no noise, and there will very soon be o calm
quiet return to consciousness and life, for il Is
only a momentary cessation of the circulation of
the blood to the head. But suppose there Is a
very violent motion Of the hands and feet, and
all sorts Of bodily contorti0ns, It Is epilepsy.
Let the man comfort until he is tired; you can't
hold him still; all your efforts only tend to ag-
gravate the trouble and 10 exhaust the strength;
all that ought TO be done is to keep the unfortu-
nate from hurting himself. There IS no felt suf-
fering for as soon as he comes to he will tell you
that be RENE mbers nothing whatever of what
has passed, appears to be the only calm and
self possessed person in the whole crowd, and is
sppN emily as perfectly well as before the &C.
currence. Dizziness often comes instantane-
ously, and We begin to reel before we know it.
Shut the eyes. whether you are walking along
the street, looking over q precipice, ascending
ladder, or climbing to q ships masthead; the
fear OF Dizziness disappe instantly IL you look
upward.-HdlPs Journal of Health,
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TEE CoIoRID SCHOoLs.-At a meeting of the
coiored school trustees last night, G. r. Jones,
1anitor Of John +. Cook school building an.
pied for an increase Of salary, which was
grsnted-sl0 per month additional. A letter
vas received from Henry X. Searle, architect
recommending that porches be added to the east
and west size Of the school building on ID, near
IIh street northeast; also, that the brick walls
outside be painted in colors. The porches were
ordered TO be built, and the other request laid
over. An application was received from Geo
Lawson for the position of jaDitor Of the school
corner Of 18th and streets southeast; Also one
rom Nicholas Brown, asking for the position Of
engineer; also, one for a Leadership was re-
eeived from Mis- Georgiana Simms. The sal
airy Of Miss Tucker, the female teacher OF Co.
lnmoia school, was, on application, increased to
SO per month. Mr.. King submitted list of
accounts, amounting to S5,TO.25 which were
approved and ordered TO be paid when the treas
urer receives funds from the District govern
ment- The book agents and a lightning rod
agent were on hand. The board authorized no
change Of books. but the question of placing
lightning rods ON the new school buildings was
considered, and referred to Messrs Cluss and
Sesrle for report as to the necessity and deslra-
bility OF same.
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AN CNKxPECTID STRoKE or DsNTIsTRY.-
A gentleman visited Q dentist Wednesday after.
noon for the purpose Of Willing away half
hour or SO, and while there q lady came In with
q little girl wanting tooth or two drawn for the
latter. The child cried when placed in the
chair, and declared she would not have her
teeth attended to unless the strange gentle
man would have tooth drawn first, and to
please the little patient he took her place,
with wink at the doctor. The latter took
two or three instruments, while the gentle
man reclined in the chair. smilingly gazing at
the ceiling for the a surance Of the Watching
child, and after softly poking at two or three
teeth, to the horror OF the obliging geutlem IN
he commenced boring into his jaw where q tooth
had once been extracted, and, before he could
offer . protest, q tremendous wrench brought
out large root, which the doctor held up to the
child, with q diabolical grin on his face. The
gentleman rolled off the chair, and With An ex-
preston Of unutterable pain In his drawn coun-
tenance gazed . moment reproachfally ct his
friend, and left the ONCE. The little one did not
seem to be greatly encouraged by the exhibi-
tion.-SdR Froncisco Bult,tin.
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AIGRKTs, Bandaus, and Combs in French
gilt; Lockets. Rope Necklace, Earrings Brace
Priggs Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pennsyiyania
avenue, between AZ and 9Th street.
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ga paste made of wheat -four o. corn starch
8 more satisfactory than any gum mucilage for
scrap books. A little spirits OF camphor or
diluted car boiic acid will preserve il for Q con-
Acerabie time from moulding or souring.
- San Francisco boys rob Chinese women of
their gold hair pins by snatchirg them vhen
the owners stoop and running away Is thong
their eternal hsir-Pinness depended ON their
SPEED.
ga New York paper remarks that elf ~
could have Madame Parepa, Miss Kate Morensi :.
Machtel and Santiey In the same Combination.
the quartette would silence the bald aiei
club about the decline OF opera"
sTActine MAYOR Cochrane Of New York, on
ciated ut marriage in the City Hall, the other
day. He omitted the work +" obey but conn
sled the bride 10 be subject 20 her husband "a i'm
all things lawful and proper"
The Chicago Zines says Of the stringent
law recently enacted BY the Radical LIE gislafure
OF Illinois: 81 It's q nice law, this new temper
ance statute. You can get drunk. larrup yoar
wife. and knock smithereens out Of the furni-
ture, and then make the man who sold YOU the
virus pay all the damage"
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known, the entire population know and sppre-
ciate good thing when they see 1t. In one of
her galleries, the other day, q gushing lady
stepped before picture representing Q scene at
the corner Of North street and North square.
the Five Points OF Boston, and exclaimed -
my dear Paris! I'm with you once again. /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

"THR HIGHER EDUCATION" IL the subject of
lecture to be delivered at Masonic Temple on
Saturday evening, by Rev. Richmond Fisk, D.
D., OF. st. Lawrence University, n. Y.
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THE hnnEIoAS BARoN; sovel By James De
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LIN .rSr s sA>ISe e 80 .o.., ..a.
H.pty Pricr On 60 -
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Der Pencils, Gfctf b Peas end Stsfiapery Of e,ery
descrip-ion. Pure Linen Round Oenerea Ctuk
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1NsTITUTIOE OF A MINISTERIAL noon to-
day the interesting ceremony of institsting Rev.
d. X. HUBBARD as rector OF the Episcopal Church
Of the Incarnation, corner Of l2th and u streets,
took place in the church building, and was wit
stssed by large congregation. The Christmas
decorations were stil on the walls of the edifce,
with the addition of the folio wing inscription on
either side Of the chancel: 'Lo, am with ysu al
wave, even unto the end OF the 'worid-' On the
altar y as profusion Of flowers. BishopWhitting-
ham, Assistant Bishop Pinkney, Rev. DIR. Star
hey, Kew. Messrs. Buck, Graves, Harris and
others had seats near the altar with Mr.. I. Dill
and MT. Hartung the senior and junior vardens
After the usual morning service, excepting the
htanyD Bishop WLittingham performed the
snce Of institution-Mr. Dill presenting the
new pastor with the keys OF the church edihce,
Seether with the Bible, the Book of Common
Prayer, &c. At the close of the impressive
service, the Rev. DIR. Pinkney, Assistant Bishop
preached AT appropriate sermon from the words
have planted, Apollus wstered; but God
gave the increase" LIST Cor, Ill, G, and at the
conclusion the Holy Communion was celebrated
Rev. Mr.. HUBBARD came from warrenton, Va,
about six months since, and took Temporary
charge Of this church, and under his ministration
The congregation Is improving, and the number
Of communicates has been nearly doubled.
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HEAvY HoTxL RoBBKRY.-Yesterday the
room OF Mr.. p. L. Gable 1t the Arlington House
was robbed OF nearly nine hundred dollars In
money and q gold watch and chain. The case
was assigned 10 Detective McDevitt 70 work up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

Mes LOFTY HousH's lecture on Popping
the Question" az Lincoln Hall. To- morrow
night, IN illustrated by abundant and humorous
aDeedo'es, which enable her 90 display her skill
IN Irish, German, Yankee and other dialects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

Mr.. RUsKIn calls upon workmen to promise
these three things: al. To do their own work
well, whether it be for life or death. 2. To help
other people to do theirs when they can, and
seek TO avepge no injury. q To be sure they
can obey good laws before they seek to alter bad
ones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

A BAD TINE To SroP THE SurrLIIs-Yes-
terday the directors Of the Citizens' Relief Com.
mission held meeting at their rooms at the
City Hall, when the general AGENT. Rev. O.
Hall, reported that the 81 90 placed Ct their
disposal by the Governor had been overdraWn.
and they voted not TO Issue any more orders Tor
due from the Washington Market Company Il
II likely that IN day OF two they Win be able TO
resume operations The total number Of erders
issued up 20 this time u al, averaging q title
under % each, and the total number relieved ID
SIC. 10 Is . noticeable fact that the most OF the
applicants have asked for but one order each.
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From FLORIDA comes q tough snake story, to
the effect that MT. Czrley sat down on what he
supposed was pile Of bushes. but In an instant
seized by the tail and killed by hurting its head
against tree. Ii proved to Be o rsttlesnake
with fourteen rattles.
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REAL Estate SALxs.-George Clark, late OF
the firm OF Clark & Travis, has sold % Mrs Jane
X Elliott, lot X, square rs, improved by . two
10 August H. Raymond, Darn Of nine acres,
oened by Mr.. Buxton, located ct Falls Church,
Virginia, for e1 800.
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tDHIIsP - SOLOMON
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
The Southern States kinee the War lgel. BY Bob
mines, Nils aud Frrnsc.. q tn. PaciSs ss.r-s ss
Physolssy of the soul and Instinct
from Materialis,n By Martin Payne, n.
In.ecis a, Rcme. By ksv. J. q we'd. :.
The PbiIoiay If the EnsIish Tongue. Bv yShp
Poen BY wiilism Alien Butler .a r---..... 90
ssm fin'hs and the Truth. b. Rev. >. N Han
CSsris. ins.ey Poems. Collected siiSn 3, o.
The Ms.. phe r. q Sc P.si By Dean as.. 1 nj
Gail Hamiitonis Wonans Worth, $50 Dan
Green how 70 Pay on the National Debt. 81 20
MiE anal sizs T.in.. iissr. ss soie: go.
seber~ess Philosophy vols. o.. The New Tears
Bargain, -. Poems by G. @ Leland, sIla
FRENCH BOOKS.
Kresm.. csss 81 an The p,. sG fr.nen AateSr.
buliez aud the Lew Collection.
PHILIP q SOLOMoNs,
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TlBBAf BARGAINS -Fins Bold Goa OaAiNs
ULOCKET6 end JEWELkY, warranted, 60 -
he'd q OAROF BAzABi0ll Pa. ~, between 81
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GlNIrTp STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u wAsaISsIes p; q. yssasg e, NJ.

On the petition cfGkOkGk v 10 ssE, Of Greer
vile, south c.rsains IEsy,ns 9. shs exssseep Of
Il & csdsrsd that the ssssisses n de esss b.
Ss limited 20 he ION dsy q % s.zt. and tisi ssii
Az s:s''' ri q;
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TIKIIKD STATES PAfENf OFFICE,

On .. pssiiias q iuPEIs Sss iii 4 Psll.
:esss % g. x. se q, y
feg an mProy s1setn nssrscsia6 Deb NOD
s.s 80 or - - a. -: q 'sssssy I. - -
time for Ming ergun<nts and ~ Blsninsr 3 Fsport
y ~ ns Ill.,, . - 81 DAY q MI .s
ext.
Any sss'a M e.
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AN EXTENDED POPULARITY. - Each year
nnds Br0soa's Bronchial TrocAes" In new locali-
ties in various parts Of the world. For relieving
Coughs, Colds and Throat Disease, the Troches
have been proceed reliable. 60
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M. H. PRINCE has decided till the first of
March to sell of the various goods he has, at
cost, as he anticipates making change.
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BoYs come and zee the solid silver watches,
warranted for two years, for $40, at Princes
Bazaar, 10O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ROBINSON BROrHEG
HAQRINfSTS AND EN6IHEERS,
No. % str Street, between High and Congress
Georgrtrvu, ID &.
Engines. N I'LL Work snd lac hinery Of al descrip
hsre made to order. Prorp; attention Civ n 90 r.
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SPECIAL EOTCB.-PAPER HAH6ING-Per
-, sen. re6ttnf can save % per cent. by soins &C
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HANGING
done All york D be promptly executed in any
part OF Washington Georgetown, and satisfAcficr
guaranteed Partit oiar attention paid to UPHOL
6TERY WORK ss3p-a1
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-06-20
God Says Hspent.

God says Repent The sinner
answers, I mean TO, Believe yes.
intend to-, Prepare to meet thy God. ,
Such is my purpose Turn We, for
why will you die 2 4 intend to before
the, hour Of death Whatsoever thy hand
indeth to do, do it with all thy might
Yes. I believe that is the best way, and
l intend to be jealous for God sometime.
Nov is the accepted time.' mo, not
now To-day is the day of salvation
mo, not to-day, 1 must attend to other
concerns to-day Seek FIRST the king
dom Of God and Ills righteousness But
tomorrow will do as we'll. or next month
or next year. TODAY, ifye hear His
voice, harden not your hearts SEQ thy
way this time, when I have convenient
season will call for thee.'
-. Thus does God invite, beseech and
command and thus do men hesitate,
temporize and delay, till ali is lost.
Here is the fatal error. Men perish
because they will not have salvation TO.
DAY. They are doomed and damned be-
cause they defer that which they dare not
reject.
They postpone. they wait, they neglect
Alas, How shall We escape if we neglect.
so great salvation p Reader. you want
salvation, you Intend to have it. have
one question for you to consider, and that
is-wHEN ?-Christian.
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Agricultural and Domestic.
Buck wheat.

Every one should have patch of BIZ ol-~
wheat, ifonly sufficient for family use
any time after the middle of June, abd
up to the end of the month, in this looa.
tion, the seed can be sown; WITH =
moderate dressing of manure. it is sue
crop it should be cut when half tue
grains on the head is ripe. which can as
determined by their turning black if n.
cut before being fully ripe, aud unlas
amount Of SCATTERING will be the, resu L e.,
Cure as other, grain is managed, an
thresh out as soon as the straw become
dry. The manure for .hls crop may Be
as follows Make compost Of any vegs-
table matter you can collect, as before
advised for other crops, and apply at tho
rate of 10 loads per acre or, 10 loads
of barn yard manure or, $50 lbs. benz
dust and 10 bushel, ashes we'll mixed
together or 200 lbs. good ammoniacol
guano, mixed with SO lbs. plaster. Either
Of these will produce fine CROP even if
the soil is naturally poor. The bone dust
and ashes should be narrowed iui; either
of the other prescriptions to be ploughed
ln-and in, all cases, use the roller. The
quantity of seed for an acre is half
bushel. Fresh undecomposed manure
will not do for this crop. American
FARMER. ..1s '7-a. 30 --.