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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27
Condensed Locals.

The Court In General Term will convene the
January term on Monday next There are
81 cases on The calendar.
The Washington Lar Reporter has filed q
certificate OF Incorporation stating the caDtia al
stock 10 be $40 0O0 In shares OF $50 each. nj s5rS.
John L. G1nck, George b. COrkhil ana D. a.
LOchrane are the trustees for the first year.
The new organization has elected the following
officers: Colonel George Il. Corkhil. president;
Judge .. A. LOchrane, vice president; John L.
Ginck, treasurer and publisher: Colonel A. A.
Jackson. editor, and Mr.. IL. Van Epp5 a5so-
siare editor.
An exempIif1ed copy OF the will of Franklin
CT Wills Office, TO perfect the title TO LOT 9,
square 1S3.
Street lamps VIII be lighted at $40 D. m and
e2UtEgulShed at 4:55 a. m.
Marie PaTetta, an Italian match ped1er
arrested for stealing a diamond Maltese cross
valued at $3.50 and S23 in money. was arraign-d
In the Police Court Friday. and committed for a
fuTffe hearing Tomorrow.
Mr.. Davis. CHIEF OF section In the Census
efflee. was presented by the ladies Of his Section
Friday afternoon. with a silver water pitcher
and waiter, sir. Coffin making the presentation
speech and Mr.. Davis happily responding,
About 5 O'Clock Christmas day an old lady
PANIED ozark slipped and fell on The Ice and
fractured her hip, at the corner OF 7Gh street
and Pennsylvania avenue. Officer Dubois took
her 10 her home, at SIC 1st street southeast and
DIT. Beale was called 10 attend her. He pro-
n0unced her injuries 10 BE- compound fracture
OF the hip.
About IL o'clock Christmas morning the life.
lfSN bCdy OF Geo Barnes, cniOfPt. who va 10
years old and had been living hear the CHAIN
Br1GSe, was found In the laue leading from
the Conduit road TO Charles Viewers house
T. roner Patterson was called aud gave a ceTIlfi-
ca or Death from exposure.
MI. f. c. IngPrSOli, of counsel for Minister
CBristiancy in his suit for divorce. left Wash
fngton for New York last night TO take rhe
deposition OF Edll Giro, tue correspondent,
b-TCre Speclal Commissioner HoTaIiO G. King.
TIE officers OF the frSt precinct through Ser
geant Leach. on Christmas eve presented a
handsome meerschaum pipe 10 Lieut.. lanes
G. sSTOrd, III charge OF that PRECINCT, Ia token OF
Tit c-tet III In " hich he Is held by them.
The children OF the sunday school OF All
Souls church are TO have their Christmas tree
and tt ceiVS their presents In the church CHI 4pel
To morrow afternoon, between and oclocS.
On the evening" or the 231 Mr. J. j. ChaDman,
the bookseller, fell on street and sustained
compound fracture OF the left arm above the
wrist. The fracture was set by Dr3 Stanton
ana Sewers. He is improving, but the accident
was very serious one.
eSterday there arrived at our wharVes one
thousand bushels OF Oy SterS. During last week
nile thousand seven hundred bushels arrived.
Eureka Lodge, No. 5, z. A. A. NJ. at its last
stated communication for 1850 elected the fol
lowing officers TO serve the ensuing year: Louis
A. Cornish. VIM: Arthur SOmmerS, wv; Jno
Fl. Davis, J.W.; Leonard c. Bally, treasurer; s.
Roger Watts, M. d., SeC'y.
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Failure of PHI sic ians & Successfully
Cope with ID.
What SEsxSg GEE %!

1t IS the mucous membrane that won,ie II
semi-fuid envelope. surrounding the delicate -
sues of the air and food passages" says DR.. fan
ford, that the all p evalent an vigorous lnalaiy
known as Catarrh makes its stronghold Once es-
tablished, it eats into the very vtis and rem
life but long drawn breath of misery aud disc .se,
duilug the sense of hearing, tram mel ing the power
OF speech. destroying the faculty of SMELL taintinc
the breath, and killing the refined pleasures OF
'aste- lnblclou6ly. By creeping on from a aim lie
Id in the head it ASA ults the msmbra aoas lining
and enveops the bones, eating through the dele At,
coats and causing Inflammation, slough;nr AMI
death. Nothing short Ct total eradication viii Sc
cure health TO the patient and all allevis.es ara
simply procrastins:cd sufIernss leading to fatal
termination. sANFoRD's RADICAL CUBE, by In
h0iatio" and by Internal administration, has lie We
failed; even when the disease has ma le frikh.s1.
inroads on delicate constitution hearing. smell
and taste have been recovered, and the die e
thoroughly driven OUT
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists of one b tie
OF the RADICAL CURE. one % ~ Catarrhal SOL.
VENT, and one APPROVED INHALER, neatly wra 2,ei
IN one package. with full rec.ions. and sl,d ny
all druggists for $ 90. ASK for sANFogD's R,DT-
CAL CURE.
General Agents, WEEKS Il PoTFEa Boston
Co LLlSs' FoLTAIc PLAsrERs relieve in minutes
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THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. DAVID A. GARDNER
who died at his residence on New York avenue
near 18th street last Friday, In the s6ta year OF
his age took place from the Foundry NJ E.
church yesterday afternoon, and was attended
by large c0ncOuroe OF people. Mr.. Gardner
was native OF New Jersey but came TO this
city shortly after attaining his majority un 1916
ana at once comuen ced work at his tratie-car-
penter and builder-and for nearly half a cen
tury conducted business In the nelghbOrhoo1 OF
bis residence, during which time he was one OF
the leading men in the trade. He joined the
Foundry church 10 1921, and continued his
membership therein up TO the time OF his DEATH
Milling for many years place ID the Official
board CT the church "a truSteeSntpl, and Tor
many years was a clas5-leader. His most i'm
portant work was that OF organizing Through
the influence OF Rev. s. V. Blake, In 1S53) prob
ably the first infant class IN a sunday school.
at the Foundry, which he conducted for
est therein. He was affecC0nately called by
the children, Father Gardner" Being aware
that his death could not be far off, he. 10 Sep
TENDER, 1879. gave 10 his family and friends
explicit directions as 10 his funeral; that no
one should wear mourning for him. and, IL
possible, Rev. DR.. \. +. Gibson and X ~. l.. i.
BroWn should olliciate, and that his friends,
Addison M. Smith, J. C. Hardness. ThoS. p.
Morgan, b. Ii. StinemeZ, E. f. simpson and X.
y. 11lton, should act as his pail bearers. owing
10 previous engagement, Rev. DR.. Gibson,
Tilton being indiSpoSed. his place was f1led by
Mr.. Gore. The services were conducted by Rev.
DIR. Lanahan, assisted by Rev. B. Peyton Brown
and Rev. j. s. Deale, and were interSper5ed
with singing by the scacol and infant class
In the front OF the pulpit was a large portrait
OF the deceased, draped In mourning. and At It's
base pillow OF flowers. with the words s. at
resi-" furnished by the Sabbath school. Each
OF the children OF the class when taking last
view OF the corpse, dropped a rose bud on the
breast There were quite number OF floral
tributes The body, preceded by the pail
bearers, was born TO the hearse by six young
men: and the interment took place at Glen
wood
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SSn THE saE.T

To TUE NOR "a. WfsT - AID ~,tiih sEe
NOubie Track. steel Rants.
tri STENFEY MasS!IGfNT EgurrN Esr
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. fr5 De.,Ot
ccruer ~ SIKH $40 & streets ~ falla~s.
For ut sbure ana the West ~ IA. d.ily, With
Steering Cars TO boasviile Ent Chicago; 10 40.
a - daily, with Sleepln- Carr from " ,r-f-pnrs
to Cincinnati 81. LOUIS sud t,at .as d, = 80 u M
d~i =, Nlth Palace Csr5 - i't.slurs
Fer Ia"andaisUa Eoe,erter g1T,'n S,alSrs
w,th Phrlor Car o. Watkins ard to NOrlh, at
Ia m. daily. e1cCItS fsy . ga = ~. daily.
Kra sud Watkins.
Fns william sport. lock Haven AID Eitnira. 4, 10 &C
= n daily, except sunday.
For New York and the FAST. 10 80 M, . Io snd
lHHi y m. On sunday 2.iG and 10 - y. m.
liinr"d express Of pullman Pa,.or Cars. 80 a.
- n; daily, eNcert sunday.
Jerse, City with boats of Iroos Va Annex. At
fnr.ing ,ilrect lrabstsT - rnlt'R street aEcid-
For pnIsuelphis. IL 80 n . 10, : a. ana 10 &C
g.m: ON SWndsy. Pa. 80 aud lottD p. N.
Limited Express. 30 an daily. exert sun
For, Baltimore. 40 sol y 90. 10 a. an. ans
2 Ia, i.2u, 80 $40. 30 and ~ -u1 :, Ia. ON
suntAy, $50. - 30 a m, 10, 40. - and
For Popes Creef Line. 6.4os tn and ~ p.,n.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, Gao 3. NJ. snd 40 IN. day. eI-
ALEXaSpRI2 AND FREDFaicKsgrRs Rail
Ny AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
Fer seTandris, ZOO, 7 90. go, and IL IN m.
30. 90, 30. : 90 and IL 80 g. IA. Un sun
day at7dO. 9:2O. IL 90 and IL 20 and 10
III.
For Richmond and the South, z 90 and III Og a. IN.
daily, and B 10 y m daily, except sunday
Trains leave Aexanor1a for Washington, & 90 = 05
and 1000 am. ld0. 3 90, g 90, z 90 and 10
pm. and II 90 midnight On Sunday nj ) .Os,
and 10 90 q. M. 90 and 9 .05 D. m.
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car &C
commodsdoDs can he procured ut the Offices, north
east corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
and al the depot, where orders be left for the
Checking OF baggage TO destination from hotels and
residences.
L. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manasrer. nov2g
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CITY ITEMS.

Ny PRICES Of Black Cloth Frock Coat Suits,
ready made:
Coat $40, Vest 81. 20, Pants S., Suit $3.50
Coat 49, Vest 8, Pants SIS, suit s22
Coat SIG, Vest 81, Pants ST. Suit S2I
Coat $50 Vest s.. Pants s., Suit $50
Extra sizes cost from 81 TO So per suit more.
Fun dress coats cost ST. ana 500 each
Diagonal, Granite and Tricot Suits from ST. to
$50.
These are all reliable goods
GEO. c. HESNING.
40 Seventh stree
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A POLICEMAN AT THE BOTTOM or WILL
Last Thursday night about 10 O'clock Mr.. Henry
leatmap, police officer in the st precinct,
South WaShington.) went out Of his house into
his yard TO get drink OF water from his hyd-
rant, when dry well tChe existence OF which
he was not aware OF on which he stepped fell
In, carrying him down with rotten tirnuers and
earth some twenty-four feet into thick mud
some three feet deep. where he remained for
upwards OF an hour before he could alarm his
family. AT length he succeeded In raising an
alarm, and was pulled out with rope which
was let down. Luckily he was not much tn
jurfd, Otherwise than BY bruises or some bricks
which fell on him.
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CUTICURA
Miracles OF Healing Unparalleled in
Medical History.

CUrIcURA REsoLvENT, the srea. natural blood
purifier, absorbent, renovator and vita izer, has
shown its grand curative power in scrofula, white
swelling ulcers. ecysil eas sHel'ed neck. scrofu-
lolls Infiammations, mercuria affections old sores
eruption of the skin, eyes and scalp affections
with dry, thin and falling hair and whrn the CUrI-
cURA, Medici nal Jelly, and the CUrICURA SOAP
prepared from it, are applied to ext e. nal symptoms
tie cures effected by the CI-TICURA REMEDIES are
mar ,eliOus.
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SANFOHD.S
RADICAL CUR9
FOR CkTARRH.

Ohe Bottle Radical Cure. One Box Ca
tarfhai Solvent and One Improved
inhaler. Price for all, 81.
economical agreeable, safe and never-faiiing,
renewing instantly aud curing permanently, this
great continuation of medical agents offers to the
weary sufferer from every form Of Catarrh relief
anu rest 1t satisfies every demand of reason and
summon Sense. 1t attacks and conquers every
pass OF catarrhal disease. 1t strikes at the root
oeanslhs the saipasssses Of purulent matter, to
ma.o" and lnhale which means destruction,
sweesenlpg the breath. restoring the senses of
81 '.ste and hearing to full activity, purifying
lue POGO OF catarrhal virus and checking its CON
raNsses. Buy it while there is yet time.
fh ior sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE Sold and re-
commended everywhere.
GENERAL Agents,
WEEKS d POTTER.
Boston.
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RAILROADS.
BAL FlMURE aNO OHiO sa!IRoAo

BAL fiAURE AND Ohl0 sA!lRokO,
THE MODEL FASTLT>E, AND rus oNLY LINE
rTTWFEs
THE EAST AND THE WEST. ylAwA~HiNGrON
DOUBLE TRACK JA>>EY ,sDUlafr' Steel.
SCHEDULE To TAkp Rrr,,,r, v-.rxssp.y.
DECENBrh .. IsSr.
A NJ. L.AYE WASHiN.FDN
II so Chicago. Cinci1nsi ana ~ ,.,, F.-, SIX
soo'baitiruo-e. s1horrr Coy and ~sy stations.
rs 80 Bs timore EXprs-.
6.so Baltimore, snnSl.olis sud 49,, i",ain ut,
strHsours. Winohe.te-. II -''rs' 's''' .ni sSy.
s,e-Psin. = isocss .nd way -t.s,"
for liase-stasu .ad az P"li ~ H,.s- Tor
e.a New Wort Pht,ada,,,,,. 80, q -rn. E-r-.~.
's."-u2 sardAS only for hAif .','r'. '"'A'''iE
loo r .l,iulore r,rr,~s tss-u,. %. Hsa,;s -7le.
S"!'e'r. e,'.ss; ; la1r,,L An'ei~''s 1ric
LOWS Express
L. .ic-RsliimorS. Elhcott cuy. Ana4s>,,.s sna Way
II 2s-0r -Jndsy only Co. Bsi-imor,. And way
- "5-baiuIaorr krprcss.
: % s.. Yors. Ii:issni. ana '-,o -, -.
fr~deIlck. HAsersi"sh I'D Nay. VA
tan-hai,:ruore Hystuvtli. aua r.anre! gx-
pres HTcderick. via Relay. 7tnE- - Anna
=. as Point II Rocks, Frederlrs, Hsserst,sa.
Wincnester ard wsy StAti ~. ia u'isy
tt. AS Philadelphia and baltimore Exur-.- .T,--
iir.sburs and Way. Via i1slay. Sy1..s ~ nyAtis-
vile ard Laurel
500 POINT Of kocs- and Way Mat aas
81 a5- %. tiino-e and Way ~ ,tlvns
: 81 t;aitimUre aud fhurtl bNpr-s..
= Ni-ftkhCr.r. Ciar.- Ea and l. EII -ass.
SIS- fs iIuure. fayetteville 4uo i.a,.-,. ENprpss.
flu W-N-N York, Philadelphia snf . ~.cl 81
SleeIirg Oar - New Tn-l. aAd spac-
lal Sleeping Car 10 Ph'lsd-lprs.
Italy. tsunday unls. olAer trans dSly ex-
"eI,t sunday.
Al trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apIig ~ the Ia rsnore
and Gh'O ticket Office, NsshIH.t.u S..CoH. azd
6s9 AID 1851 Penn, Vlvpnia aVanltA .Nsrlinr Isfh
street. wl., ORDERS VIII Toe assa tor - he
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in the Equity Court. Judge Cox, the case OF
VIM. Buckley against Caroline NJ. Buckl-y, was
heard On petition Of defendant, for allowance
davir OF her brother the court made an order
awarding her SIS per month. This IS the
street scandal case. IN which a Mr.. Black
inquired. and a branch OF it-a charge against
Black. Tor assauliiDg Buckley. appealed from
the Police Court--~ill be heard In the Criminal
Court shortly
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ScfOfula,

scRoFULA. Hon. William Tay,r, Boston. State
Senator Of Massachusetts,, permanently cured of a
hnmor OF the face and scalp that had been treated
uRkucces'fully for twelve years by many of Bos-
ton best physicians aud most noted specialists As
well az European authorities He saws. .I bsva
been so e:ated With my successful Use OF the Cut
cura Remedies that / have stopped men IN the
streets to tell them Of my CAGE"
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TEMPERANCE AFFAIRs.-The Dashaways hal
a good audience In Tallm4 dge hall last night.
Mi. Alexander Eagleston presided Addresses
We're made by Col Bowen, of Ohio Mr.. GUY
Wines, Col NJ. d. Months and Judg. j. !
We EDS. The president announced that the
DashaWayS would receive their friends In Tall
madge hail on New Years day from a. m to >
The Sons OF Temperance have adpntet a
resolution requesting all persons OF whatever
TANK In society who keep open house on New
ing the season Intervening between Christmas
Eve and New Years night to refrain fro N Offer
Ing or to placing before their Company any
thing that viii intoxicate
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HunninHOres

hUNNING SonEs--Henry Landecker, Dover, n
II certifes that Aug. %. 1877, he broke his Leg
The bone was set by physician. Upon removing
the splints sores broke out from the knee to the
heel. Doctors called them vsricose veins, and or
dered rubber stockings. Paid s25 for stockings
without any sign Of cure Bought CUr1CURA REM
EDIEs and was rapidly and perm anently cured
Certified to by Lothrop II PInkham, Druggists,
Dover, n. FL.
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COLLINS
Voltatc Electric Plasters.
Boston.

A., on os COLLINS VoLrAfc ELECTRIC PLASTER, cost
Ing 20 cent?. is far superior to every Other a,st
eai appliance before the public They instantly
IeheVe dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Maiarts. Fever
ana Asue. and idney and Urinary Difaculties.
ana ay be worn over the pit of the stomach. over
one hioneys. or any affected part. Price rs cts.
Sold everywhere. Sec99
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &C., Tonight.
F0rd's Opera HO'lse.--"The Guv'nOr."
NaffORdI Tne0ter.-RObson and Crane.
Abi.t1'S Epsic HdH-SelecJ concerts.
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Christina a. i'm Warrington.

II there Is any truth In the old saw about
white Christmas making lean grave
yard. then this should De an exceptionally
healthy season. With a thick mantle OF snow
already upon the ground, Christmas morning
dawBed glooInliy, the low hanging clouds
threatening more falling weather, and It was
DOr long before drilling rain set 10, which
continued throughout the DAY. NOtwIt hSJand-
ing the bad weather the church services. esDe-
cially those at an early hour. were largely at
tended The boys did not shoot crackers to any
great extent; but they more than made up for
IL by firing pistols, and By the eternal footing
or those diabOlical and nerve Earring tin horns.
one or two gigantic horns appeared on the
streets. eight foot or more. aud requiring a man
at each end 10 carry them. The sleigh,ng was
very fair. and many en1OTed tt. IL Is l,ment-
able fact that IL tee afternoon OF Christmas
day there were hundreds OF men and bows
drunk On the streets. In the evening The rain
char ged 10 hail. and during the night and sun
day morning heavy moist snow fell which
adhered 10 the branches. houses aud fences
making up fairy-like winter pictures about the
parks and public grounds which were OeaIti-
ful but eyaneSceDt.
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CBT1CUBA REMEDIES arc prepared by WEEKS 4
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists. 800 WASHINGTON
street. Boston. and are for sale by ali Orugxis e.
Price for CUTIcURA Medicinal Jelly. small boxes,
50 cents large boxes, 81. CUTIoURA REsoLvEsr,
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle. CUrroURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR. % cents. Cur1cuRA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, 15 cents; in bars, for
BARRIERS and large consumers, so cents
EAU mailed free on recent of price.
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BLACK SILKS.

Is. 81, SOC.
BLACK SILKS.
75c. 81. 81 %. 81 .50. 81 rs, $500.
ALI. WOOL COLoRsD Cash nEREs. DC.
hhsl FEATHER PROOF BED TICKING, 25c.
CLOTH. FOR MIN AND BOYS WEAR % 20
81, 90. 81, 75c.
LADIES' CLoAKS AND CLoAKISgs.
bhooHE sHAWLs. SINGLE AND DOUBLE.
LADIES, CLOTH AND FLANNEL SKIRTS ALI.
PIANO COVERS. EMBROIDERED WITH SILK
BEST INDICATED RED TwILLED FL>sNE1
FOh RHkUMAl Ism. sos.
WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES, GENTS
AND CHILDREN.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE. IS. 30. 81. As.
5uc. ~ Nv
BLEAcHED TABLE DAMAsK. so. 81. rs. SIC.
PLAIN AND CoLQRED BoRDERED DoYL1Es,
WITH FRINGE.
SILK AND ALAPACA UMBRELLAS,
PLAID AND STRIPED sHAWLs, from 81. so.
ALL WOOL BLACK OAsHMERES. SIC.
TURKEY RED TABLE LINENS. so, 50. 75c.
CIRCULAR CLOTHS. DIAGONALS AND BIAS
KET STYLES
LADIES' AND GENTS GLOVES OF ALI. KINDS.
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS, II. Is. 49, Csc.
~ WIDE SHEETING COTTON, 25c
CANTON FLANNELS. 8, 10. 12c.
INGRAM CARPETS.
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
INGRAINS. Is. 30. 81, 46. Soc.
BRUHSELF, NEW STYLES, 81. 90. 81. O5. 81 To-
MAKING AND LAYING CARPETS, 71@c.
VELVET RUGS, TAPESTRY RUGS, AND MATS.
OTTOMANS. HASSOOKS AND DRUGGRTS
G. N. TOWSON,
$50 Psnnsylvania avenue, south ude.
decls pear tn 1t. and Center Market.
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Why an object OF lOathing and disgust to
yourself and society from Catarrh, when san
fordS Radical Cure, externally aud Internally
administered. will cure every symptom Or the
disease. Every package is a complete treat.
meut. Only 81.
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CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS, Inflammation of
the throat and difficulty OF breathing frequently
result from a severe cold. The remedial prop
critics combined In Dr. Jayne's Expectorant are
especially designed TO break up feyerish and
OF the throat, and by bringing about q free ex-
pectorafion promote natural respiration and a
speedy cure. A reputation maintained for forty
years AFFORDS to all guarantee OF the practical
merit OF the remedy.
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INVESTIGATING AN ATTORNEY.-It will be re-
membered that Judge Smell about week Since
issued rule upon Mr.. 81. Fl. Wells, an attorney
10 appear before him and show cause why ne
should not be dropped from the list or aftor-
neys practlcing before his court for irregular
practices. Saturday Judge Smell appointed
Messrs. d. K. Cahili. JAS E. Padgett and Jonn
ii. Hayden committee to investigate the case
and report
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u LES.

DIR. III. ID. SHRADEI.,
OFhlCE G2O liTH STREET NogrHwssr, CORNER q.
Cures Internal. External, Bind, bleeding OF
ItchlLs PDes 10y q new and unlNer-a.Iy successful
ethOd OF treatment, shont p-soFl ID the knife,
hsature, or any Of thee CID, painful and dangerous
I-etbods usually employed sns raolcsl aud per-
maneDI cure guaranteed IL every 40 ray
among he many who have been treated. would
refer TO The following:
Rev DIR. Deale. PASTOR Wesley Chapel NJ X. Church
Rev 7. G. Clark, ll2s 9Th 81.
Benz narIiele Attorney ~ Law, sJa q. ave.
San PSoon, 1r., Grocer. "a. ave. AID 7th 81.
W. II. Forrest, sl6 18th 81.
7. W Royce 923 r 81.
q. A. brewer. 81 East Capto e..
Jno. Bott, lS4l Sth st
J. Nj. Wells. SU9 II
h. I. Ernest 1929 9th st.
Anon brown, 212 ST. ne
G. &. Sailer, lie Gay st.. Georgetown.
ana many Others on application ST my Office. The
treatment is attended with but very little pain,
casions 40 loss Of time from bur- ness. and
fails 90 Call III ofics and certificates in
regard to The wonderful cures performed.
HOURS 70 II s. u and TO 6 y. IA Consuta-
ion free decl-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

MINERAL WATERS. - Congress WGter-T The
purest and safest of all cathartic waters None
genuine sold on draught. Avoid all coarse, trrt-
tatfng waters, foreign and domestic; they impair
The digestive organs and kidneys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27
Salt kheunn.

SALT RHECM.-GeO. +. Owen Dealer in Pianos
Grand Rapids Mich. was troubled for nj ne wears
with salt Rheum. Tried every medicine known to
The trade, and was attended by many physi :ians
with only temporary relief Cured by CUrIcURA
REMEDIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

Nafaa Jane Shelton. a young Coored girl was
charged In The Police Court 10. day With the
second oflence OF petit larceny. IN haviog stolen
some NeiiS and hair switches from the store OF
Mrs. Alice Jane Cusirk corner of 1th and G
Streets southeast. Officer King testified tn4J
ne received information about the lar ,3uy
Whlch led him TO believe that the Gefeni ant
vas Implicated In 1t. Witness Intercepted her
Fer mo- her aud several other COlore1 women
coming hom church last night and accused
ner OF the larceny: and after a little co aversa-
non r. PENDANT took off a veil and swI5ca from
her head and collected tho balance Of them
TIC m The heads OF The otherI The case was
s. nj to the grand Jury: bonds 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

STORE CLosED.-Crowds OF people gazaf In
astoDiShment at the store OF Messrs Saks &
Co. the great clOthierS and tailorS OF 9Th STREE
as the doors were closed all day-not by ths
marshal however II was dOae by the firm In
order 10 give them chance to mark down the
stock. 1t Is all done now, and Tomorrow morG-
ing the public will have chance to buy at the
reduced prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

MARROW Observation-Disclosures morning.
while colored boy was carelessly handhn, a
pistol, Ii was accdently discharged. the ball
nassing through the clothing Of white boy
named Elrick Henrick, years Old, living at
l4l4 Massachusetts avenue northwest. lust
grazing the skin On the lett shoulder.