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THE CABINETS corTHIBu TONS

n n = IAbINEI9 1CE* HIEU IIOENS.
We have learned upon pretty good
authority that one member of the
Cabinet has contributed greenbacks
to the sum Of 500. This is John
Sherman. Colonel Richard w. Thomp-
son. We understand, IL preparing .
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Eastern advice to Workingmen's
candidates: Learn to labor and wait.
Sam Frd1ciscO Posf. spuK -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18
ALEXANDRIA.

A BOLD ROBBERY.-About half-past seven
last evening, noise was heard on the stair
case at Mt. Vernon Institute and one of The
servants thought she saw some one fitting nm
the stairs. The assistance of q cOlOred barbar
John HOlSendOrf, residing near, and of a
gentleman who was in his shop at the moment
having been secured, the house was searched
and the former dragged out from behind the
desks, in one of the Schoolrooms. a cOlored
girl, who was lying PROSTATE, arrayed in a
waterproof belonging to one of the Young
ladies. She proved to be Annie Brown, a ser,
want who had been discharged some years ago
for purlOining small articles. The services of
officers Goodrich and Belts were secured.
and in bundle she had, were found new
bonnet belonging to the young lady whose
cloak she had on, carefully tied up in a towel.
together with various articles of ladies' ap-
parel, a small gold stud some lace and other
articles. In one of her pockets was a watch
the key to which she had been careful to
secure, and in another bottle of cologne A
pocket book containing a small sum of money
was also among her prizes. She was locked
up in the station house, and this morning
plead guilty before Justice Thompson to the
charge OF burglary and was committed to jail
for court.
ESCAPED PRISONER RECAPTURED.-A negro
man named Jos. FL. Butler was arrested here
last night, as fugitive from Justice. and lock
ed up in the station house. Butler and another
negro escaped from the jail of Fairfax county,
a short time since. He was committed 6y
Justice Thompson, this morning, to await the
action OF the Fairfax authOritieS-[ Gazette
I'm.
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Condensed Locals
Frem j. G. Parker we have the New YOrl
papers i'm ADVANCE of the mails

Frem j. G. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance of the mails.
James BelleW sends us FabiOla. No J. of
The Vatican Library
The L. o. department has been getting up
IRE badge for The use of the clerks of the de
partmcnt and those Of the Sixth Auditor. IL
IS very unique thing III its way, reminding
one OF the placardS worn in the camp of the
Union army by deSerterS and bounty jumpers
during the war OF the rebellion. Each clerk is
provided with two of these badges. There is
some donbt and perpiexity among the clerks
rs to how they are To be Worn. One will prob
ably be worn upon the forehead during time
of fire, and the Other-Well i, is vaguely limited
that il will be pinned 10 that 'ill-Starred spot
where mothers Smte their young
The paTlOTS of Mrs. DIR. Newman were well
filed last evening to look at the miniature
Centennial there exhibited, which will be
open this evening and tomorrow at D. NJ
Numerous distinguished people were present
last night.
Jos ShilingtOn sends the Atlantic M0nth1y
and Frank L9S'iC'S MORthiy for February
The atlantic has an article on The Patent
Office and How 20 Repair its Losses
Yesterday. house No. 22i Maryland avenue
owned by Perry Bros, was found open and
the lead pipe about the gas meter had been
saT1ied of. Officer Scott notified the owners.
Yesterday afternoon. Officer T. b. AmiSs
found the body of neW-bOr white female
infant III the alley between 4th 9Th and c sts.
and PENNSYLVANIA Il VpuIIp.
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THE COURTS,

COT RT IN GENERAL TERM.
taken up-Messrs. Davidge. Browning and Tag
CART for complainant, and Mr.. Mattngy for de-
specific legacies of S. each to his two daughters,
and bequeathing all the rest and residue of the as-
Who as oe sns st
ted on the law side of the court against the execu-
paid and the personal estate was Wholly Insufficient
to satisfy the same and it was prayed that certain
will, as sole devisee, might be subjected to its pay
ment and for general relief. The demurrer was
dismissed, and from the decree the complainant ap-
pealed.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JHmdge Mac ArttMr.
had been given to the jury, Victoria Poole, coored,
charged with the larceny of a watch, Second
guilty. BY Of was OF Tns
Jurors were discharged until Monday.
POLICE COURT-Judge Smell.
sent down tor Hagrancy. G. Baneroft. alias alias
George Fl. FarnIiam. charged with Indecent ex-
+. kessler, assault on Martha Kessler, young
MAJ ried couple. The court imposed fine of $40
eHs or H 90 Ss
ore petit larceny of groceries; SO thirty days
Charged IfS t viii, RECEIVING valuable copy Of family
Bible worth $50: belonging to Edward Fletcher.
ceal the transaction by having the cover on which
was inscribed the name of the owner torn off, tes-
the being plainly inscribed in gilt letters upon
II. son of Thomas Green testified that he wit
nessl is The sole proprietor of the rag house, and
that his father assists him in the business also that
his father cannot write but that he can read print.
The court thought this testimony changed the
character OF the case materially. and dismissed
Green. James Williams, alias Sims; and Nose,
Lomax, colored. assault on Maryl Hosklns. shop.
keeper. The testimony that the defendants de-
manded or the proprietor to sell them liquor by the
| glass, which her license did not permit. and they
assaulted her; $40 each thirty days. John RObt.
Williams. larceny Of forty Ave pOands Of pork and
some sausage from dealer in market; SO or thirty
| days. James Boston. a colOred boy, assault on
George Graves small white boy, by firing several
pistol shots at him: $40. George Williams, an old
cOlOre thief. pleaded guilty to larceny OF bolt Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

WATER FOR THE EYES.-A writer in
FrdSer's Magazine thinks that, whatever
hesitation there may be justly called for i'll
recommending one OF another of the various
doubt in respect to cold water OF pure water.
He says in cases of much Inflammation or
difficulty of opening the eyelids in the morn;
ing experienced by so many, the water should
be warm, and it may be mixed with warm
milk, but in nearly all other cases it should be
cold. All those who have been engaged in
reading and writing during several hours at a
stretch, and especially at night, should care
fully battle the eyes with cold water before
going to bed and the first thing in he morn
lngs additions. All artisans, too, who work
at blazing fire, ought often to wash their
eyes with cold pure water, and so should all
those who work in wool. particularly carderS
and SpinnerS, and those likewise who are EN-
the fine dust which such works dispense often
producing cataractS, obstinate intlammatiOns,
Swelled eyehdS, etc.
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GEORGETOWN.

ROBBERY:-About 5 o'clock, this morning.
John r. Williams, a colored boy grabbed a
the old market, and took leg ball. Being
pursued by Sergeant Hess he ran into the
canal The officer pulled him out and took
him to the station house. Soon afterwards
another cOl0Ted man, named JEFF Moore. was
arrested ON similar charge for an offenSe
committed several days ago, and Caroline
Bowie for receiving the stolen goods
BUILDING AssOCIATION.-Att the 9th regular
monthly meeting OF the 18th Building Associa-
ton, held last night, at GOddards Hall 81 400
DEATH.-Miss Florence Murray. sister of
Mrs. John Marbury, died at the residence of
the latter yesterday at noon, after long and
painful illness.
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In jail. Rcco INLAND and Gustavus Reynardo, two
Italians. were arraigned on the charge of affray.
Officer Skelly. who arrested them i'm a bar-room
"a. BTegazzi,sl, gave testimony that when he
came upon the scene both were bleeding profusely
fined IS and GnStaye SEQ or workhouse. Thomas
ing watch worth $50 from Iulsnp Moore: eontin
ned to give defendant opportunity TO make resttu-
ton OF properly. ArniStead Walker, assault Oh
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C., TONIGHT.

National THedter.-Opera OF "MignOn."
Opera HOUse.-Bryant'S Minstrels.
TteGter Conlique!-" Dead to the World"
and varieties.
TdlmddGe RdT.-" Yankee Singin Skewl"
7O7 Notwithstanding Seance, by Mr..
and Mrs. Holmes.
Lincoln HnU-Nusical entertainment by
the pupils of the Maryland Institution for the
Blind
Odd FfUOjCs' HGT-PedestrianiSm by Miss
Won Hiilern commencing at D. M.
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gist in the city.
OUR DAILY BREAD.-We claim that there is
greater certainty and uniformity in the pro-
duction of good bread, biscuits, cake. etc, in
the use OF Dooseg,s Yeast PoIcder, and that the
articles made with 1t are more wholesome and
digesti bic than if made with any other kind of
yeast or baking powder. Test it by the only
reliable and truthful test, a trial by the oven.
We claim also that it is Just as represented,
and Just what the public expect il to be, by
the name under which ii is sold.
MANY BUSINESS MEN suffer from chronic
langucr and depression caused by too close
application to business. Hard students are
often oppressed with melancholy from u like
cause: Mechanics and working men are af-
fected in the same way As result of over la
b9r To all who are in this condition, from
whatever cause HOstettcTS Stomach RitterS
will prove n signal blessing. 1t is a perfect
panacea for physical debility and mental
gloom. 1t strengthens the body clears the
mind, and Gains the nervous system: while as
remedy for indigestion, biliouSneSS, conSti-
patton, rheumatism, and intermittent and re-
mittent fevers, it takes precedence of all other
| medicines.
DEATHS DOOR STANDS WIDE OPEN for those
Who suffer cough TO run on until the lungs
separate, or the wind pipe and the bronchial
tubes become hOpelesSly diseased but for all
who resort to Hale H0Teu OF H0ret0Wnd and
Tar, IN the early stages there is immediate re-
lief, and the absolute certainty of permanent
cure.
Pixies To0thache Drops cure toothache i'm
one minute. Sold by all druggists at % cents.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
ferers. Chronic, painful and proStrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum
Avoid limitations Book and Journal, with par
tlcularS, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. FiScher's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. eOe G street.
near 9th street By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled 70 do his
work in manner not to be eQualed by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are, in
TACT, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. n. B.-A speciality of his con-
Sists in removing spots from costly party
dresses: % years experience. His dry cleanser
removes grease spots effectualy from any ar
tlcle, and careful pressing gives them an
appearance as if newly made. Kid Gloves
cleaned: two pair for 25 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
George Washington Beall and Mary Elizabeth
0gle, both OF Georgetown; Oscar Baker and
Murphy, ~ ~
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-JOhn Sherman. real
sold at private sale, for Joseph Jockey, three
houses on street, between nth and 18th SITS
Tor $1,000; also, for Mr.. Trmble, a lot on the
l3th-Street circle for s., 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

FOR COMFORT, pleasure, amusement and
healthy exercise, visit the great gentlemen's
resort, Miller & Jones Billiard room, National
Theater Buildiug-Adrt
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IN CONSEQUENCE of the death of the Mother
or the Little Sisters of the Poor, the chiidreu'S
fancy ball, i'll aid of the Home for the Aged
under the care OF the little sisters, which was
to have taken place tomorrow, is postponed
The date Of the ball will be given in the morn
ing DdDtrS,
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OUR LINE OF OVERc0.TS

is still quite fun, having manufactured i'm aptIci.
patton OF much larger demand than has been real
lzed and as we do not wish or intend To carry them
over an opportunity is given TO buy them at about
hail price; so that fine, number one Overcoat NAV
now he had for what was formerly charged tor The
commOneSt grades.
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OUR PP.JfrTs for the remainder of the sea-
son conceded to our customers by our re-
duced prices. g. Robinson 4 Co.. the BOYS
ClothierS, 800 Penna. aye.-Adrt.
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SAVE TO LEARN HOW TO Tn TT.
YOUR READ And HFcD WH4T
HA1R:l Fellows.

SAVE IOCR HAIR.-The laws of Health and
Longevity demand it, the customs of social life
naIre 1t. The matter is of great Importance in
every way.
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR.-It is the surpass-
ing crown of glory, and for the loss OF il there is
compensation.
CULTIVATE YOUR HAIR.-FOr by no other
means can il be saved and beautihed.
LYONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

THE SALE OF WORKS OF ART.-The closing
sales of elegant bronze figures, Italian statu-
row Saturday. in the morning at 10, and in
the evening at o'clock, at Mr.. I. DOwlings
SalesrOom, corner of 18th street and Pennsyl-
yania avenue. These will ~ positively the last
sales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

A REMEDY FOR BURNS AND SCALDs.-At d
meeting of the Massachusetts Dental Society
in salem. DR.. G. f. Waters of Boston gave q
detailed account of a discovery which he has
recently made of q remedy for burns and
ScaEds 1t was claimed that the application Of
bicarbOnate of soda which is the simple cook
ing soda to be found in all households. or
other alkalis in neutral form, would afford
instantaneous cessation of pain from the
SevereSt burns or Scald. and in all cases of
mere superficial burning the treatment would
effect cure in the course of a few hours. At
the meeting referred to the practical value of
the remedy was demonstrated by test re-
quirlng considerable nerve to put into opera
ton, and still more faith in the efficacy of the
novel treatment which was to be Illustrated.
The doctor dipped the sponge into boiling
water and squeezed it over his right wrist,
the water flowing almost completely around
the arm, and nearly encircIing it with
severe scald something like two inches i'm
width. Not content with this, he dipped the
sponge second time, and pressed it closely
Oh the under side OF his wrist for thirty
seconds. He then applied bicarbonate OF soda
TO The Scalded surface, and laid over it a wet
cl0th, and the intense pain was baniShed as if
by magic. On the next day after this severe
test. the Scalds, with the exception of the part
PurpoSely made. SO severe, were practically
healed, only slight dscOlOratiOn of the skin
showing where the scaldng water had flowed
this, too without second application Of the
soda.
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Weather Indications TODAY.
OFFICE OF CEIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

WdSnI1lEIOn, ,JanudTy Is, IsfS.
For the middle Atlantic states warmer
clear or partly cloudy weather, light variable
winds, and stationary or higher pressure.
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LECTURES.

ECTuRE ON MEMORY AND HOW TO
- ACQUIRE IT, Nv Prof. A. ). BOYD, at
Wesley thapeei, 9TH and stS., THIS EVENING"
al 1870 o clock. 1r~
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CITY ITEMS.

IoDILLE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC is pleasant
to take and perfectly harmless. and cures
headache at once. Sold by every reliable drug
giSt i'm the city,
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Wet Weather Wisdom

IL IS not necessary to inquire strictly either
at O'Clock in the morning Or any other time
go abroad in all WeatherS. But the question
as to how they go may be considered a peril
ment one by the students of street life A man
generally desires to reach his place of business
III as comfortable a state as possible, so he
wears an old hat, a rough coat that turns Oil
the rain, and thick boots, and turns up his
troWSerS well out of the snow or mud or the
Spashing water. There is nothing essentially
1emlnene III wet feet, or in the carrying around
OF soaked OF muddy skirts: yet it appears 10
be SO considered by some women who have to
brave the storms. The waterproof either
OF stuff or the extremely light and useful COS
Samer rubber, is Il part of the wardrobe of most
by way OF wraps. And there are some Sensi-
pie beings also who, not being able to afford all
the wraps they would desire. wisely choose the
useful before the beautiful. and have their
everyday winter garment waterproof. as well
as warm: Others tSOme among them delicate
FASHION OF costume than 10 its materials, and
among these may be seen. on Wet days, that
poor economy which carries the SNOWY dress
out INTO stormy weather. with an Insufficient
cover OF shawl OF Jacket, and that soon re-
duceS 1t to ShabbineSS. No one. not even a
man, more needs to study comfort and light
ness and common sense in dress than the WO-
men who stand all day behind counters or in
factories. or sit in work rooms with damp
boots Or skirts, OF who have to do much walk
ing III our winter streets. A dress that NAV
be securely shortened without the painfulneSS
OF, attempting to hold il up and the imp0SSi-
bllity of doing it or better STILL one made
material may BE-, feet and ankles properly
protected with rubber shoes and knit or woven
IegglngS that Is MOI necessary TO wear within
doors.-[MUo. Ledger.
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KATHAIRON,

Discovered thirty-ive years ago by Prof. Lyon, of
1ale. is the most perfect preparation i'll the world
for preserving and identifying the hair. Besides
being the best hair dressing ever pro-
duced, Lyons AathairOn will positively
prevent grayness, and will restore new
hair to bald heads, if the roots and fOllicles
are not destroyed. 1t actually performs these
seeming miracles, of which the following is
Fair Specimen II had been entirely bald for
several years. constitutional, l suppose. l used
few bottleSo of kathairon and, to my great
nave q thick growth OF young hair. COL. JOHN
L. DORRANCE, U. S: A. In every important
respect the Kathairon is absolutely Incompatible.
1t is nnequaed: Ito Cure Badness. 2.-To Re
store Gray Hair. 5. To Remove Dandruff. ITO
Dress and Beautify the Hair. BEAR IN MIND
The kathairOn is no sticky paste OF sulphur and
sugar-ofead, to paint and daub the hair and para
lyze the brain. 1t is a pure and limpid vegetable
lotion, intended to restore the hair by natural
growth and reinvigorati0n. II is splendidly per-
TUNED. and the most delightful toilet dressing
known. No lady or gentleman's toilet outfit is
complete without Lyons kathairon.
SOLD EVERYWHERE. jan14-m,w,f,1y
YINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia, holding Special
Term, Letters of Administration on the Personal
Estate of HENRY G. GILL late Of the District Of
Columbia. deceased. An persons having claims
hibt the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the ed day of December
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits Of the said estate. Given under my
ha nd this ed day Of December, 1877.
CHAS. 8. GILL. Admir-.
CHEs. ROBB, Atty, 1902 Vt. ave. NV.
a27-lMSY
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THOSE IN want of fine table butter should
try the celebrated Philadelphia Print But
tel" sold by George M. Oyster 4 Co., in Cen
ter, Northern and Eastern markets, and at
their store, corner Of 18th street and Massa-
chusetts avenue.
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h u SIN L = y :"

USINESS.v
AFTER MATURE DELIBERATION
WE HAVE DETERMINED
NOT TO CARRY OVER
ANY PART
OF OUR PRESENT STOCK OF
WINTER GOODS.
AND TO CLOSE OUT IMMEDIATELY
ALL OUR oVERCOATs
AND OTHER WINTER CLOTHING
WE WILL SELL AT ABOUT
NEHALF OF FORMER PRICES.
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SFRIUrS CUTTING AFFRAy BETWEEN ITAL-
IANs.-TwO Italians named GaetanO RaynOld
and Rocco NilanO got into an alteration last
night in bar room kept by A. BregaZzi, on
Pennsylvania avenue. near Sd street, which
ended in fight with knives. and both got
more OF less damaged, especially RaynOld
Some companions who We're with them. got
frightened, and ran away and notified the pO-
lice. Officer Skelly rushed in and parted fhe
men, after ~Gue difficulty. Both were taken
10 the station house. where Or. Merriam
dressed their wounds. which he said are Of a
serious nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

OPERA GLASSES, DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
&c, AT AUCTION.-ThOmas Bowling will sell
tomorrow at his salesroOms a splendid LOT of
1he above goods TO cover advances. I
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IN WINTER SUITS

We have also large overstock the SUNNY having
exceeded the demand for the present season. These
goods must lie run OFF. We will not hold them over.
30 that IT you want Clothing at all this is decidedly
The best opportunity You will have for getting il Al
low figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-18

The BRICkLAYERs' UNION last evening was
addressed by Mr. Alfred Thomas, of the Book
into trade unions after which a large num-
Der joined the union. A vote of thanks was
rendered Senator Voorhees, for his late speech
IN the Senate of the United States in defense
of labor againSt canital