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The EOtti snap.

Although Og account OF the combined low
Temperature and high wind. ytSj eTiay was
lie most diSaGTeeabie day experienced here
since the memorable itH Ol March, l,12, yet
DAY last month, WREN THE STAR rcc1r{cI
Temperature at night at da@rSCS below
zero. The maximum temperature TecOniei
q tie signal Office for The tWeuty-f0uT hours
ending II =. IN. last right was q deg. above
minimum for Same period. ..- deg. above.
minimum a. $50 O'Clock this morning & i
dCg. below Bol 50 COLI fy r degrees as the
cold SATURDAY. January Seth let tae tlCI-
mongfer could civ" uD adequate idea of the
OF IHt strong. Keen cutting. northwest wind
yesterday which blew ~ the rate Of seven
teen mile an hour ami was almost uUeu-
siTrGf Be- when facing De- With Che lower ti4aT-
HOmCtcr aHi comparatively Still atmosphere
81 tLiS mOruITg If was much more eUdursf BILE
This polar snap * caused by q colt current
from tlr northwest caused Hv high baTCIup-
ter there AMI comparatively low rIer-
mOmefe- here. u extends tn almost all
the states east o. tire Rocky Mount. us
Al 5F- o'clock TINS morning tire mercury
Albany fds@Tee~ below Boston. I, Buffalo.
=, Burlington. e.. Cleveland, Ohio. T.. East
port. Maine e. Fort Gary. Manitoba. .. Pitts
bur. - Montreal, n. Quebec. fu- OttaWr, Ia
Port HHTpr- Michigan. T. The Potomac l.
tightly frozen again aS lar down rs Matthias
Point When this second cold snap came.
there was quantity Of floating ice about.
and the water was chilled 50 that the process
Of lrccZlLg went on rapidly. One mau was
night and one iu This city last night. Both
victims were C0iC~ed. SiEfy-ui1e lp-i.lvS
were forced into the ~tatICu-hogSaS Ia~tur-'lt
FOR lCu gIEE- Toy the stress o! weather.
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LOCAL Ne " s.


P5rTs OpcTG Ho're.-SheTiJan, Mack Il
DaV-s Grand Combination.
Thenfer ChTg,q1ss-s.SmOke on The Pirates
OF the Chesapeake" and other attractions.
Arr,nfc The0teT.-Grard opening night. with
some Of the best variety performers IN
America
Co5l0reCq'i-ua1 CH,-reh-Iccture Of Edward
EggleS ton ON IIIe Paradise of Childhood
MGsrHfe Ts1Itfs-SOciable Of the PCnnSyl-
Vapia Republican Association.
Old FfN0q~v' TrV-MrS. Mary r. LcFevTe'S
lecture ON Love and Marriage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

There j common sense in the advice OF
The late William II. ASpinWau TO his c.fi-
dren: Whatever charitable gifts Your CON
sciences prompt you TO make. make in lie s
~ II IS said that two Wabash avenue Iav-
erS viii sit up half the night with only on,
chair IN the room, but that is easily explained
10 any one who has been there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10
CITY ITEMS 6.

THE best dressed men in town are wear NC
Warwick collars. They say there is nothing
like them for com fort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

STRAW iI"HTNITG CDNDUcT0pS A
French agricultural Journal. which is cor
SIdoTcd good authority tcStihes that straw
makes good lightning conductors. II was
noticed THAI straw would discharge Iev,len
jars without spark o. explosion: and. Upon
This mint, some one near TaIbCS tried the cv-
p'rimenl OF straw lIghtni1I-TOiS. made By
I"SJeHing WhiSp or rope Oi straw To q deal
stick with brass wire, and Gaping the whole
with copper point. 1t is said that the eX-
pertinent. which WAS tTicJ on a large scale.
was successful. Eighteen cOmmuneS around
Iafbcs We're supplied with the con
dUctCiS. one being erected to- every 80
acres, aud the entire area VaS preserved no,
only rom lightning strokes. bat from hail.
As the apparatus i simple and inexpensive
ii IS within the means Ui every one, AMI is
worth testing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

CATARRH.-I'osIorS Eytrucs is nearly q $ %
chic for this disease. II can hardly To-. cx-
celled, even in old and obstinate cases The
relief is So prompt that no one who has ever
tried 10 will he without IL
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District Government Affairs.

I0VfTU.INT t'EIe U1II u" aUOtLtCtIFIe" aUl
physicians To- lle poor today.
Tie res gra-ssr Of IfT- Morris Cooper as
lhy sic an FOB the WG-bir gt0D s>y .Ul.l. has
beer accepted ry the District Commits ION
erS. and Tlr. 4. v. El-c has been appointed
III ms place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

~ ~, go ',',r l' VI ZINC mas been az 'i.,ai
A
III L'Ain .- HEALTH moi l.-~i ..-il.-
1T = g tu\ iA '-.- enc. D. amt u r lE--~ln-
nom ne '-sti ''-tlil-t-St 10 prepare pro
po5".~ l'i '.' 'tHoF.-. oi night soil, 4str"i-e
~ one tuF.I f-.r-f req -3r~t> Tor E.d~ l1E all
me work. Vs-.sl VS. adopted aE., tie sj.a.-
tISthi-it ''u.. q 10 DID, print. r.
l1T. COY s...,l attention - q TuH.Sh
MI. i'n-io1 wee io b.. ne1rj to-day 5e.oTa
u II '- ~. J. $50 non "--ii .' -N l''-
,''','.-> Jul. 'i-- ...--.ilst'., t5'.-. y,
>''l-.l H '..-,''- i.-.' .aiii.-i' -... .t.s.- ti
staten. u. was t',.." y rlL'.-''.S. lht' such
= tii'.t--tt tsii "rtU. 'e,-n F1I.tet.A bE aEE
H,,il,..i 9. .-- .u.'tt. LaelI '.s>i.r~- .oIs
w comm. ,- Pc. EsL'. Only 10 saul 'tlV
iul>'.lt'->. ..lt iH .''N @-.'l the annual APP
$500, ~ ...- esI-a--~ ". .-e ..'.tl T.
ga. . o.. -.i,.t .t P-.s.t
co. li't,i-tl..u '- l.i. statement.
,,, l',e 5sl.l. o.. lar 1'... ".1-- va -'5-
caE-.- O.. &. ..i.- t-Ns~. gaze ease o. rss--
80 ,.'''..'.- ~. ~. ..- "..I..'.- 20.
p,'''l' So ~ f-'..-...~ ..'-.',. ~ -."
rs -, -''.> .' ..i" .,.. ..- Go ii'' 't'...i-~
. 1i[.-'- - n."--.- ' ..H POOR '-
-. -...4 --
"l2' t.if'N.d- ... i-.-..- Graves '' f".
n.-'i-.>> tN'tN..... .i't'lF- 41-.. E-.
- IH.i', 't H... '.....t-~ H. .-i.. -
iTSi,~ 81 ...''..- '.... -.i.-- ...--...-- .f
n'.,.~ 81 'a'''s.-e .i .H<-" a- .--- cone
NtILEN DEATH .H SIS A..f-l " .l..--
Heus.rG- s0s.- H-s...E. a. u-f .lr..f
UEaI named t..T-. Roc .....rHs e. wears .#
age. was trGLl E. lies ".-rl. So. d.. 10 street
uOI.lNe~-. slid sl lUs..... l~ l.T s~ .... FOL.
3~rtTf at5EU....e came Hs-.. -.s last .. .rtr.
aGJ when 'a.Hf tH.~ morning DOL. was a,..
t-> stove H--l SONS E.....- .1.t .. l..
Far-.-.
Tl.. .ar.r d. r.rl 81. r... .....-.... ...r.. ..a-
tlsu. ana .I.g..l.-. ..... ..... .-.-E ........
rUrrrr. u. .f.. E.a..
S
r--r..--.,-. ~ .r....-......... Dbl. r......
lsIr- f..... has r.s.......-..r.. .s,. ... -....
r,.... ,.,.l-.. -.. .-. 49,. .....
,lf amy g.. ....- 81. ..rs.-r So. IL. .--. 81 ~.
iTff.-,..... -...-... l-..
,,-,-s ...,- ..,..,r.-. f.-'. ~. ..-..,-.. .. -,.
common. .....- -.s..-..... 81. ...,.. h. .. ...
,r.f.-f.-. $500 20. ..
are .1.- ....s.f ..-.r-r 81 IT,. .... ....
orr .r.. q. Il v.--... b.. ...- -..
ORR, r......... o.. inv .rr.....-
,
'''. it- H-0 ... rt'-' r. i.tr
Ii.'il... .-t. .''....- ..i '..'...- "a. ..-
Z. ..-.. . i-,.. Do ...- ..---l. 't'f.
,.7t o. =. -.t' e.. 81" l'tH ..t~ +" l.H Z; large
ot...- or -.~ .'N .-..'.- anu "-' .e,t ANA cop
80 Mfa De .. a.ti o. @Ait- nan H.'. rH.
80 i'''F vtl .- ptDut,eI- .r.t ft. rt..es one
t.'' :. " "a H. lif-l-E q 'u.'l 81 uiI-rH tr.e
500 -H'. ''l Key Iti'' or vino s-a,~ Caught
s'''' --.- -.,.ti. -s- i'.t-N ia"ai.s~,
- .Ai-...t. 3 I-vN FOR biFoNfE- MARY
3t~f'faay h.rf ana 3pPilrai .ou ior divorce
tFGh het t,tEa"i.i- tlaTte> II, Nearor. To-
NLoii -.-t W. i.SltteJ ih ~ she ALLEGES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

CsE less Of noolcy'S than OF Other Yeas; OF
Baking Powder n 70 il much stronger. Pat
up iuii weight Give 10 a fair trial
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weather Probabilities To-day.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10, 1873.
For Tho middle states falling barometer,
winds shifting TO eaStCTly, clear warmer
weather. followed by cloudy weather Wet
He~daV night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

\ breath like The perfume the toilet beStowS:
These are charms - win hearts, when al
other charms fade.
But they can't be preserved with0u. 500
GFff'N all. -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

Found At I.NsTi-A remedy Thar not only
relieves hut cures Consumption. aS well as
coughs. colds. bronchitis, sore throat. inHu-
enZa. sc. The remedy - which We afludp is
d. H'iTTr's au'euHg ~ w. ,7l.r-g. Vrppar,-l
ny Seth W. ECvriC a Sons. 30 ton. rlctS aII
= a bottle, large bottles much the chfapar 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

nSSHERMAN & CO.,
w b A " S,
II No. 1929 4 STREET,
Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Gold and United
states Bonds &C. Securities of the District of Co
lumti dealt in. Exchange on England and Europe.
Our Drafts cashed al par. sep2l-ly
nSoSCHENCk MANDRAKE PILLS.-The.e
Wy pills are composed exclusively of vegetable
Ingredients, and although they entirely superseds
the use OF mercury do not leave any of its curious
effects. They act directly upon the liver and are a
variable remedy IN all cases of arrangement result
ing IRON disOrdered state of that Liver Com
plant, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick II. al
ache, Typhoid Feyers. &C. &c, all succumb to the
zee use OF Schencks Mandrake Pills. For sale by
: tDrugglsts and Dealers. MARI tr
nSs SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAXES
We are settling bills for Special improvements At
LIBERAL discount. j. c, LAY a 40
yailZo- I'M " No. 223 IA street.
SsMAR1LAND AGRICULTURAL COL
~ LEGE.
r. o. Address: C0slsgs Sattoa, Prime G s3rss Com,
~, Nd.
JANUARY, 18th. ls75.
The second term Of this College will e,ipn,pus. "a
the list 81 February. TUITION FREE. For fur.I,.r
irtornatI9n apply 70 The President Of the college,
Gen SAM IL JONES Jsnl - th.VslrI
n HOT AND COLD SODA,
MILE BINS HARMAOY
1929 Pennsylvania Avenue,
noy4-tr MINERAL WATER ON DRAUGHI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

\ SUPERANNUATED SCIT.-Iu the CHcu.-
Court. today. Judge Cartier preceding. me
case OF Kaufman agj Price. an action for
debt, was called. tire plaintiff being repre-
scented Ey Mr.. \. l.. DugsII AMI tl, .,ns.li liant
hy Mr.. ". p. Bell. The usual question a. TO
Tie deposition OF the case wa asked. and
Mr.. Bell stated thai he had written TO his
client, and the case would probably De ~sf-
tied. Nj DUVaIl.--Ihat has been The sta a-
mcnt for seven years" Mi Eal.-.It has no.
been on the calendar Tor all that pcriuf."
M Duvail.--A bout four wears since II got
of, / don't know how" Judge C3rster.--I
- would prefer its continuance" Judge
ta-iter.-'-I viii discontinue it. M. E-lI"
To The clerk. Nj. Clerk. mark a. d5~rpl
j--ysG for -UpC-aUUua IaI.fter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

n HERO WORTHY or CHARLES EEAuE--
PzS.-A track hand an IrIShmau - en-
STOPPED a train from Running on a portion OF
jH" track rom which rail- had been re-
moved, and thereby prevented what mlsni
nave proved {" serious accident, q day or two
ago, by eN;"mpOriZiug signal flag out Of has
rrt flannel drawers. which ne hastily do. Ted
iDr tE" purpose. and which. M the cold and
bare le"-ed. .c stood waving until the cueI-
E"rI brought the train to "a Lalt.-ih.y,fa,Er
L------.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

CHEAP Bed ;oNEEING.-I}1D, of yH.
'''F.tng S'f,- To 'L" poor, who are suffering
Ton ueu covering during This extremely cold
weather 10 IS q cool thing for them To know
thai bed quilt formed OF sg-sD4p.rg ~efyed
or pasted .ggathcr, is nearly. III nor g4.5a as
s-o.-5. o. vi nlo.tGl4 fmkff. J. VIII cos. Uuf
little olufj TO try tne experiment. and the
result VIII be found rs comforting as r. is
Inexpensive. SEHI-DtCA-Ig<AI
Washington. j.. e.. February 10. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

J'NiA'H A i-A>t--ih e luhilr were Tar IN
advance 81 the medical profession in rncuC-
ni2ing Hoir's Ea1ry az g1rrE9,fs.g and gr- a.
q >Ieclt.c for cHu~urIptioa coughs and colds.
but AT asst the Faculty are doing Justice u the
great a"taS'HlSi ANA "ruqUarrr OF pUlwpua-
rN diseases. The country druggists generally
report that the local ptNSiCiau> ARE prr~r-ffl-
ing 10 IN preference co ali of no, ola puIra0-,-
ic,, AMI ira' the rc>'ilt l~ an Immense .r-
crease I'm tile per cfufaE" of cUra~
f.ttN la"."--l. 7e pfa's-tCre ia osn
minute. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

MARRIED ~ FIEaRArH-Tha other
1gE NJ. John Wise and Miss sand flaws az
rived Dr. Bridgeport from the rural districts.
and, AFTER registering at tire Cochran House.
expressed desire 10 BE- united i'm tine aoI-
bonds OF HGtriuOry without DELAY. Squire
How shortly arrived, and pr-parat .3ps
were haa- lpT the ceremony which was 10
make said ~ Use. Never having been q ben
CaiCt. Johns experience Iu tlA manner Of
tying Tie matrimonial knot WAS not extern
>-V", and ne iiad very uu-Wi>yIv left tho
marriage license at the county seat. Here
was 81 dilemma. Bat Tor a short time ONLY.
some one whose presence OF mind was re
HirEaHic. considering the trying ordeal. Sug-
-c~tet ui#t The 2IODm teicgrap pin 10 81. Glars
vile for Tie license. which was to have been
sent down on the has. The idea was iulpe-
d.atclI put into execution. Ross j. Airsan-
stF- Csti.- WcIi-kuOwn legal gentleman was
called IpoH. and gave il as has opinion that
D. the license were issued the marriage would
&c valid. although the document was moi ia
Ia. possession OF tine groom. An answer was
had Shortly from ST. CIairsville 10 The erect
iHai The license mad been made out. and
everything being according 10 HOyie. iu "a
lwluEliu2 two hearts were made one. ami
another craft had been launched uD0n the
ltill"re S.a OF matrimpnY- The groom was
seventy four and the bride tweuty-cigEt-
UhCgtHg jiU,HfgCHcor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

Two CHILDREN FROZEN TO DEATH-A
very sad accident happened at Lyme. Conn.
on Thursday night. IN the family of Riclarl
Daniels SlT. Daniels and wife were away
nom home visiting, leaving their children.
seven in number, ut home. At midnight q
Kerosene lamp exploded near the bel setting
the house on fire. All the children escaped.
The first that was known OF il was at :
O clock the following morning. Mr.. Wm r.
tOUlt, the nearest uCi-hbOr. distant about a
quarter of mile, found a boy aged about s.
Yeas. on mis- door steps badly frozen. and
from him learned tHal Nj. Daniels hou-,.
had been burned. Nh. COult Immediately
started with help and found the other TX
children huadled together III some e." lar
bushes near the house. One. a girl, 10 years
Of age, entirely naked. was frozen sun ami
dead. Another was badly frozen, and r.
not expected to live The age o. the chi. /
r'n Were from 10 - Years All have ben
Kindly cared for by The ucigubOrS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

LONDON IHIENfs'G DEVICES.-AIany Lon
don Ladies wear deep fur trimmings around
Their walking dresses. Accordingly. there is
class of thieves who, approaching the lady
al a favorable moment with a sharp knife
cut the fur down just at the center ofthe back
and then, giving sharp tug with each hand
tear of as much fur as Will come off at one
is said, sew their fur trimmings to the cloth
as hImly as possible. AS thieving novelties
cross the Atlantic like other novelties il il
well To learn in advance the one just noted.
WATER PROOF PAPER.-By plungine q
sheet OF paper into an amnOniacal solution
OF copper for an instant, and then pressing il
between cylinders to dry ii, it is rendered
lmpermeable To water, and may be even
boiled without diSintegrating. ANY number
OF sheets may be rolled together and thus
made permanently adherent; while, if cloth
or hhrOuS tissue of any sort be interposed,
the strength is greatly increased.
NEW YORK is being scourged by the small
poX, Notwithstanding the strenuous efforts
81 the health authorities to stamp il ont.
Inc greatest difficulty encountered is the on
position 10 all sanitary precautions on the
part OF the jewellers IN the lower order of ten
eL'tent houses.
BF'Miss Emily Soldene is Mrs. John Pow
ell when ''at home
wS-"iI you intend TO hug me, don't do it
suddenly, because the chair you are sitting
on has broken leg, and you might get q
tumble"
An interesting article on "The best
method of resi- 1scitatinS persons overcome by
the Leaf of the sun" has been received buf
owing 10 the disc, 1uraging weather its publ
Gallon is postponed,
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RRAUN's AUTOTYPES.

Our special importation Of these remarkable PIE.
lures Is now ready for exhibition and sale AM We
invite the inspection and Investment Of All FsaYa1n-
interested IA works Of art The collection eonnrises
lac sImles Of the Paintings, Drawings and Sculpture
now In the old galleries OF Europe. and are fke ox
pictures OF the kind in existence Tine .Ahil.ition
Viii continue \ few days only
WARREN CHOATE a cos
BOOKSfORE
4Ahtb vernon Row. cor Pa. aud llfh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

y REAL RhTASCE.-Ou the .ipttt Ulf.. SvI-
Nester GuIbtrSOn. a son of y. W. GUibers0u
Of Tins county. was married to Miss Minnie
waters, O! Excelsior Mimi. and this il rna
way II happened. A young gentleman and
MISS waters were on the lake skating. when
suddenly the ice gave way and they were
dlealed 10 "a remarkably deep and cold bath
three big towards stood near them, but
would lend no assistance. Mr. C,1iherson
was almost quarter OF q mile distant, buf
htaFu their cries of distress, rushed to the
scene, at once cOnprehended the situation
ana an n moment proceeded to rescue the
young lady, who was almost drowned and
frozen, ana on arriving at the shore informed
me three cowardly whelps that if they did
not go and get her young companion he
would throw each one in after hinl-an order
ihey at once opcyed. Mr.. Guiberson carried
ms young prize to the nearest house. where
she was properly cared for, and as soon as
Sne was able he escorted her to her hong.
Inns was enough for the old aunt of 1be
Young lass, and straightway the court shin
y uHCi set IUtro) Nt7rs 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

-
- pen, Cont. Radu.,io,,
me OWN 80 r =
lHLHES L'ONtAl ~ /.
J. ~ p - l. = 4 -
..,.-.....-. .-.-.
COMFORT FrCNDNT. NEITN-r--.
r NF ID L = - = SlrT r. e..
- = 4 .
a. Eio,-1rI CcforA..n Call =; CT.
Eiit LtCSUitL OCitJtiSIl OH iii SLgtkt
-
s,c.T.<. 49,. os,.-,. -.
SLSStNS ot Z tLS>iNC Oh :.
ffNET DYFER RFE NON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10
CHARLES HFTpsTTCE.
S-.erE on Extra Dry Champagne.
ENcoiiei by none.
= II eos: For sale by HALL & HUME

CoRSS. tC.-''Ihe wise for health on daily
walks depend and thousands patrorize ~.
Whites establishment 5S5 18Th street. opDa-
sic l. :. Treasury, 10 avoid painful Cons,
BuEious, Inverted Nails, etc.
THE SINGER SEWING MACTrTNv sales a.
g. were ~2l3tso. sips WI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

HoJ>EkE EFFE- II- Others desiring bar
gains IA dry goods etc. should lor ,,,.,ri+,,.,
tnc great auction sale fayg i- progress ID me
mammoth establishment OF i.sI~BuF.y. Rf4s-
Such an opportunity is uut .IAaiy 10 ocea-
again IN LONG .HUr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

LAKE GEORGE DIAMONDS "a gold Vii be
very much worn tEiS season. anu are said In
bt more brilliant Than real diamonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

Teeth. like orient pearls set in cushions OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

A RoBRER HANGS HIMSELF Ta,,,oe
Brown - years of age. hung himself i'm the
Marion tInd) jail last SATURDAY.. He had
committed robbery al Montpelier. Ind
and was brought 10 Marion. He was in iaii
only few minutes, and hung himself with
bunk chain thirty inches loug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

&~A woman at Tiffin, Ohio, fell and broke
her arm, but she refused two offers of assist
ance because the men were strangers To her
and there was no one around to INTRODUCES
em.--ErchdRge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THOSE having special Improvement take,
10 pay should see the card of Nj J. r. RroI-
head III another column. he saves money
tlIne and patience for ms clients.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant for
Charles heidslecA's SIlery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
EECglttd by rome Sffbg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THE Low CHURCH FIRES OPENED OK
EI~EoP-ELECT bEkDvEN.--In thicl-0. an
sunday mo. ming last, sermons touching upon
the recent election OF Ii. D-kUNeu to ne
D.SHGpric of Illinois were delivered by Rev
IrS. Edward sullivan. rector of Trinity
church. ana II. y. Powers. rector Of 1t.
Johns church, both prominent low church,
men. br. Sullivan charged that The election
o. Dr. HekOyen mad brou ghj the church to
tho d" verge OF Herr-E. from whence She may
easily t0pple into the arms Of Rome" and
claimed Thai the election was procured bv
Dc Illegal votes ana other ~UJjeEfugeS." Dr.
Powers entered Il vigorous protest against
ihe election Of Dr Dekoycn. declaring HIM
10 ba united for the office OF bishop be-
cause OF his rituajiStic lcHHiH@S." and cnarg-
ing that" rc was elected by pctloggine ana
political craft" From THESE expressions IL
would seem ihat should Dr. D"kOven ac-
cept. lac VIII not ind lis bisiiop.ic = bcj OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

\ SIGN OF COLD WEATHER-Thcre were
last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10
VIE BUFFALO LIrHIA WATER

IL rs claimed Tor ths~e waters with perfect conf
deHce, that M certain forms % disease they have no
equal among the medicinal waters Of America e.
peciay n this claim made Tor them in the diseases
peculiar % women, IN affections Of the kidneys blad-
der and sppendages and in derangements III tie al
gestiye organs.
Boxes containing six gallons in glass. delivered AZ
the seottsburg Depot Of the Richmond and DanviIla
railroad at SO. Patent carboys Il i've gallons IS sos
TO be paid ia advance. For testimonials address
THOMAS n. G00pE, Buffalo Springs,
sep3 wt@' Mecklenburs county, Va,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-02-10

THF WASHINGTON No>t-,trN- As-,.r.-
TON at ll~ last meeting elected Gtlr w,lI-
known fellow citizen. DR. Cua~. r STAINS
place 81 George " ~ C-1. r. Mo -s,.s,.. H.
resigned on account 81 hi~ business engage
ments.
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taysUT WITH MS F,rr,urr T..-
uoOti o. "a. r.I.a.. .aW two boys UIrg 4: ..e-.
byaL eo' -..~ fixtures amt u.i .csy ami cop
Ter worth aaf ~il- which la1 u.,. Ga.
rom SONS. ..--s. p. CEI-..t uls of a..-rF
'tt' i'cHFrt.t ..f- piDuaeI- .r.t rt. GtI.s. one.
q" 81" ts- dropping Huusg 81 hiJ-ru C.r
Sc ~ econ key> The o. vino ,-s~ caught
~ NO --.- .-.li" ss- Henry Thomas.
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BUILDING AS-OCfATIONS--At the fourth
monthly meeting OF fhe Jackson Binding
Association last N glt advances were sold
on twenty 1.-Two OF It's shares az an ayc-ss gS
premium OF :. per cent. \ large number OF
new ~t..ft> were added l. IFS already large
il>t' IL DOCKS remain "p~I JJJ one month
longer Tor new sutscriurioas
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ANoTHTB INJUNCTION C. NSF.-To-oay NJ
IL y. Ea-by by Nj III. W. trarlsff. uted a
Dill Tor an injunction against the CDuIB- -
SiOueTS OF the District of COIumbia aud :iIe
First National Bank OF New YORK 20 pre-
vent the sale of his property on + street i-
The First Ward. UuGeT certificate vi assess
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