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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

BEBNE, Dec. 3I.-An autopsy held in the ca,.
OF b. Anders ert, who committed suicide on
Saturday. last. showed hYpertrophy OF the
heart and an ihclpient softenipg Of the brain,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

THE SKIES OF 1ss0.-The Treasury department
tc. day transmitted on acc cunt Of the redemption
OF the skies OF 1850 due TO- day, checks amount
ing to 1928 $40. There now remain So 201 900 Of
this loan unredeemed. of which amount the
Treasury holds 81 ,0S3 900 as security for Ma
uonal bank circulation.
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FINEST CARANRis In WaShington-25 cents
per pOuld-at HamtltOn's 25-cent home made
candy store, No. 1921 Pennsylvania ave.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Si.-The eXamlnati1 IN by
the masters Of the Philadelphia and Re ding
IalIIoaa mo the question or postponiIS the
annual meeting until February st. was begun
here this morning,
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wv Lites My Ltfs
Girls of Pe0xaHee

NY LINT MI Hlufe II
The Taneief O. ster Depot, 9th ana 3 streets
tlohIsons.1 oysters o. seers OysterS. Jsooi
and plenty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

Inc COMMISSIONERS approved applications for
liquor licenses today as follows: William Nel-
son, Je+ ~ street; John Buck 63l Louisiana
avenue: Holmes Bro, sol New jersey avenue:
Henry l.chau. Gil 1th street; Michael ScanIOn
@O5 ID street, \ {. Carter. 1910 9th streer south
west, and Timothy Cannon. 1910 Eth street
They also dsappr0Se cd OF John Ready. 10l North
capitol street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

Talk aooutthe weather, but girls OF washin zton
talk about Eucalyptine. They say II Is the best
thing for Chapped Hands and Lips, Cniora.as.
cuts, Burns. &c; rs cents
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"TotaiIy Different from All Others,

"TotaiIy Different from All OTHERS,
London Hair ReStorer." Insures new growth
p" LONDON Hair ReSsOrer." Restores the color.
" London Hair Restorer" Exquisite dressing
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT rT-JHICKENS
Thin hair, stops Its falling and the most per-
feet hair resiorer and dressing the world has
ever known. We allu1e 10 London HAIR color
ReStoTeT.n A. 4. GibSo1. Barry town, " Y
writes: "lr has stopped my hair fr,sm falling
and restored Il TO its natural COLOR "Lo,atoS
Rdr Resf0reTn is sold by all druggists at as
cents bottle.
"AIDERNKv WAGoNa"- AldeFnsy butter
cnurned every morning, and delivered IN :, lhs
Ward prints, 4Se. per 10. Also cottage
cheese. butterlnilk and sweet milk SC. Der ct
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-The alarm about 1850
O'Clock this morning from box al was caused
py IRE al house 1911 i4th street nOrthWesr o.
cupied oy captain HeintZlemanD. IL originated
from detective Tue. Damage. about $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

FIRST CLASS fun dress suits for sale or hire
at Herzogis, sos 9th ST.
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TIE Livery srABlk MEMS ASSOCIATION n

A NEW YEARS GIFT In new oFerco 1t al re
duced rates at A. StrauS', the popular Giolhiar,
No. 1911 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FRENCH pat buttons, Roman crosses. lockets
bracelets. Prigg.
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TUST RECEIVED TWO CARS PRAIRIE Hay,
q and for sale In quantities to suit ne article for
bedding, equal II not superior to Rye Straw and 0
great deal cheaper.
W. II. TENEEY SONS,
Wholesale Dealers In Flour, Grain. Hay and Feed,
dec2-1y 0eorgetoWn, DC.
DEL8 COIN DOLVINT.-Warranted % cur
u Hard ana Soft OORN6 without injury or Pain
:aI1sLH Agmt Boots md 80 a0at
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A LWAYs WE'RE AHEAD,

LNAH "EhE AHEAD!
"A ARE SGILL AHEAD
OF ANY AND ALL COMPETITION.
FIRST PREMIUM, on The GOLD MEDAL,
Awarded again 10
CERES.
The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO-
CESS FLOUR, for being the hGHisOnifSt ,Gad ne
most I.Tlt10i.s Patent Flour that ever was eIhip-
tied at g fair. Remembe that
CERES,
the white aTd strongest and in every respect the
most beeutinl of all Minnesota Flour, wss awarded
the FiRSI PREMIUM last year. 1t canue out VIC
torlous then against all other competitors, End il
COCK OF THE WALK"
again this year, and any and every housekeeper
who wants
sNOW-WHIJE sREAD, ROLLS AND BISCUITs.
Fhould ask the grocer for CERES" the cham1Ion
Flour Of America.
FOR SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER
Wholesale DEPOT:
Corner lst ST. and indiana ave,
WMs VI. Il LT a. co.
+. S.-They are slso the sole Wholesale Agents for
this District Of Heckers Self Raising Flour and
BuckNheat decl3-m, ". I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

The CHRlsTNAS FESTIVAL OF tie Sunday
S.hool or ST. Pauls Lutheran Church Rev. pr
Domei 'sl took place In the church at the coroer
OF nth ard III streets last evening, aui was ar
tend by lalge audience. The exercises yer /.
OF very Interesting character. embracing the
singing OF appropriate hymns, recitatiops. rsaI.
IDgs. All anuTusS BY the "a tor rsaiing OF In
report, and the forming of a doorway or ar,
nv the pupils, during which appropriate texrh
were reclted- sc. q
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heartburn. Is Just the thing 10 take daring tue
holidays; gives relief Immediately. 51c. bot
tie M uSf
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Warrington Market, ..c,ai, Prices,

MBATs.-Beef. siTl0in. 15aISc. per 10; 40 porter
mouse, lSa2Oc.: RIO roast. 10alSc steak l21a2Jc.;
Corned Beef s2l0c.; Dried Beef, Clipped. 25a3ec.:
CO. sliced, Poe; Lamb, 1Sa25c.: Veal, I25( a20c.;
Mutton, 12HaI5c.; Pork. 10a12Ec.; Sausage,
l2bc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12ka16c.;
shoulders. Sa1Oc.: Breasts, 10af2c.; Lard, Saf0c.
FRUITs.-Oranges3 9asi0c- per d0z.; do {FlOrida)
5Oai5c.: Lemons, 20a25c. per doz.; Bananas. 40a,
SOC. per doz; Apples. 3Ua40c. per peck: do. cook
Ing. 20a31c.; do. CralbeTries. I0d12Icts per
qlfaft.
FIsf.-fefcil, i0a50C. per Duncn; Rock, large
l5a20c. per h., 25a50c. per bunch: MaCkerel 15c.
per TO-; Halibut, l5a20c.: Trout. l2al5c per h.;
Catfish, 2Od25 cents per bunch; Lobster, 12c. per
ID; IeTrapin (slderSl SGaS9 per dozen; do, (dia-
mond back SIS per dozen: Turtle, 25c. aSI each.
BCTTER.-Phtladeiph Print. 45c.a50c. per 10:
roll 25a35c.; Cheese, 15a2oc.; Eggs, 5.at0c. per
dozen.
Observation-Disclosures. Irish. s0a40c. Ger pix;
do. sweet 3Ga4Gc. per PIX: Cabbage. case;
Beets, 3a5c. per bunch; Lettuce, Ease. per head:
Iurn1pS, l5a2oc per PIX; Onions, 60 per PIX;
Carrots. sc. per BUNCH Peas (black eye}
loo. per quart; Beans, Lima I2al5c. per qt.;
per PIX: Cauliilower, 20a3Oc. each. celery, ia
10c. per bunch.
POULTRY chickens, G0aSl per pair: Ducks.
t5c.a$l Is per Pair; Geese. I5C.a$l %; Turkeys
~. alSc. per To-; Squads st.75as2.25 per d0z.
GAAE--Snipe, 81 10 81. 80 per dozen: Duck [ean
vas b3ckl 81 50aS3 per pair; blue wing I5c.aSi
per pair; do. lcrow) Soc per pair; 90. (shulflers)
slazl.e5; do. Clipper. 40c. Grouse, flatl.25 per
pair; Venison, 2oa25c. per pound. Rabbits,
15a2Oc.: Squirrels, 5al0C. each; Wild Turkey
si.aOas2; Phessants, .5c.aSi per pair; Quail, s2a
s.. 80 per doz.
CORRECT THERMOMETERS al HenDler,S or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr.-FHaIi every
Wednesday, at Queenstown. on The MatrOpoii-
tan Branch, B. s U. X. r., three miles from the
cfty-LeyiS ID. Means, proprietor - At the
queenstown Drove Yard Wednesday 1917 head OF
cattle were offered, which sold 20 butchers az "A
514 cents Per pound. 300 sheep and lambs up:
Of these all Were sold as follows: Shsap s. as
Per pound COWS and calves brought Il 5ajy
The state OF the market was brisk. 4 few extra
cattle sold fIcm to ca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

THE BABCOCK LAEE.-Edlt0T .SiUT: ALLOW me
TO suggest that the gentleman In charge OF
BabcOck lake could furnish a great deal of
pleasure To the young people OF this city by
flooding the lake over night, SO as to furnish
good smooth surface for skating PLEASURE
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NEW YEAR BAsKsrs-Kr. Edtor:-A

NEW YEAR BAsKRTS-Ar. Editorial num-
Der OF readers OF THE STAR" who intend
making New Years calls beg leave 10 suggest
that you call the attention OF those nos re-
Gel wing to have basket. AT the door to receive
tue calds OF their friends. By attention 10 the
above suggestion you Will oblige
MANY RIADEBS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

NO OSE TIMES OF travelling withour AIRY
ing along Or. Bal's Coagn Syrup. Psles %
eeptS /
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For HIRE New Years Day stylish double
team and sleigh with driver. Apply Jno. Sim
mons stables, 81 l2th street northwest. +
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PILES.
DIR. 81. d. SHRADER.

OFFICE 600 llrH STREET NORTHWEST, CORNER g.
Cures Internal, External, Blind. Bleeding OF
Itching Piles by new and universally SUGGEST nj
method OF treatment, without resort 70 tue knife,
iissture: OF any OF the Old painful and aaneerouB
maneDt cure guaranteed in every case no pay
Among the many who have been treated. would
Rev. DR.. Dea,e. pastor Wesley CHAPEL n T. Church
Rev. T. @. CLARK, 1877 9th st.
Benz. DarnieDe Attorney at-Law, 400 La. ave.
ssml Bacon, jr, Grocer. Pa. ave. and It'll st.
W. ii. Forrest, SIC 18th st.
f. W. Royce. 923 Z ct.
q. A. Brewer, SIT East Capitol st.
Jno. BOtt, lS41 9Th Et.
j. n. Wells, 800 st. ne
8. T. Ernest, 1929 9th Ut.
Anon Brown, 2l2 ut. ne.
G. @. Sailer. il6 Gay st., Georgetown.
and DaonY others. on Application at my once. The
treatment II attended with but very little pain, 90
casions nc loss Of time from business, and ssepev
fosts e cure. Can at ofhce and see certificates In
Hours-9 to II Q. m and 2 TO 8 p. m. Consuisa-
ion free. docl-1m
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BRIsTow, card writer, at metropolitan
ptsi, /
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District Government Affairs.

TIE crowd at the collectors Office has been
quite steady during the entire day. and as many
VINO desire TO pay up arfearageS nave ba8n pre-
vented py the holidays from doing so, iJ Is sug-
taxes keep his accounts open until . O'clock On
Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

CoSGEsT;oS or THE LUNGS, Inflammation OF
The throat and difficulty or breathing frequently
result from a severe cold. The remedial prop
critics combined IN DR.. Jayne's Expectorant are
especially designed 10 break up teyerf5h and
iDharIeatory tendencies, remove construction
OF the throat, ana by bringing about a free ex-
pectoration promote natural respiration and a
speedy cure A reputation maintained for forty
years a1ords 10 all guarantee OF the practical
merit OF the remedy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

BABY STARVED To DEATH -Ccro1ar PAT
'eroon held an Inquest az the second precinct
station hCuSe yesterday afternoon on the D9iy
or az unknown COlored male infant over i year
oid, FOUND 70 the alley between 9th and Column
Ola streets ana Rhode Island avenue aud p
street, ana the Jury found 4 verdict rhat the
unknown Child came 10 his death on or about
the 18th day Ok December from neglect aud
Starvation Ia some place. and at the hands o.
some persons. unknown 10 the Jury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

MAJOR A. b. NIcKERsON. who had been ordered
to duty at Little Rock, headquarters OF the new
department., has had his order revoked, and he
Will be assigned to duty under Gen. Hazen at
the Chief signal Office Col II. Clay Wood now
at Governors Island, Will be sent in his place
to Little Rock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31

REAL Estate SALES.-Messrs Walter p WI
nsns a Co. auctioIeeTs. sold, vest erCay after
neon, Tor Richard HallRch, trustee the north
hs II Of lot No. IS. 10 the subdivisiou of stlara
no. As, wlth Improvements thereon, consisting
OF a thTce-stoty brick dwelling. v.ffl store
r; ON, fronting en- Ith street. Between NJ and \
streets 0yth~est, 20 Genera /. II. Watmoush.
for s. .4SO.
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CURE. Unqueft,onably the most impor ant medi.
cal discovery since vaccination. rem sdy which
assinilates with the mucous membrane and formi
not only local. but a constitutional cure az
any stage. One package generally suaices. DeliyS
cred by Druggists or 10y ID. b. DEWEY Y Co..
Dey Street. y. Y. 81 80 complete. TreAt
remarkable statements by the cured. mailed,
The afflicted can refer TO-
GEO. W. LAHpaTeET, 70 Bddle St Bltmore;
Mr.. ScHRcE DEa. 800 North Broadway;
JOHN L. HERRTSG c. Park av. q McNechan ST.
GEO. g. PREs8U az. Prop. West End Il ISL Ions
Branch;
Rev. c. H. TAYLOR. l40 Noble st. Baltimore. Nd
r. Z. HELPHESsTINE, Ebbit. House, Washington
Rev. GEO. z. PRATT. St. Stephens Eec,ory, Pails
Gen. L. c. Doors Wilmington;
Rev. A. A SUMNER. Frederick. Nd.
Nile AIMEE. Opera Prini Donna;
PAUL BoYroN. the great swimmer, Finishing. Ii .
eAM'L BESRDIcT. Jr.. 697 Broadway. n. 2, etc.
A real cure of oatsrrh for 81. 90, noyl- eodeow
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CORRECT THERMOMETERS at Hemplers S, op-
tician, =. street.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR.-Messrs. Petersen & AL
schWee, corner - street and Pennsylvania
avenue, request the pleasure OF cali from all
their patrons on New Years Day, as they will
keep open house on that occasion.
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II IS BETTER TO INVEST in one OF those heavy
HlsteTetts or overcoaJs az Noah Walker < Co.'S
6Z5 PenDSy lyania avenue, than 10 take severe
cold. You can fad THETA a. large as % inches
around the breast and az a deduction from
former price Z.
, 1880-01-11
TILE COAL MINERS.

Trouble Threatened In tho IKannwha
Region, w. va.-1llsnois Miners 10
WHEELING, ", w., Jan. lo,ITho 1ntelil-
regard 10 the troubles in tho knnawhn Val-
The particular causc Of tho nrcsent nit
,,..In1s '.0 p"ue1. ~, s.uss ~ wv n.t3eut ouE
ult'.N ltaas 'I'uns t ~, .o nnets u'one e ha1awha
arises from tlle met that the owner Of the
IS cents per ton. while nil tho other onerotorx
orn nav,,,,, u, n1,,,,o ,r,ts ~ ~ niiosa1 asa
hi.s No n,v,,s, nn', ,n"rn,nr - - .ia iq,,,,,,s
Ns Ms Nj Mine % to ua1ersa e MI otbcr 5 oneran
unu In measure. co,nnel them tn cnase ma,
ratinns. Whereby thcIr rnI,,crr nre thrn,rn M
, NJ n,nn1nv1nent t RI " r"nedv A1" tl,ts ato4. ut
Of affairs delegation of miners jumped on
board the morning Chesapeake & Ohio Rail-.
road train. and. r,.fusinr to nay fare. rode No
far aa I1a,,E,c Moot nn;, aftar onrs,,1tot,a, t
influenced number OF miners to refuse To
work for less than 5j cents per ton. This
dtleEat!0h nlso interfercd with all others WHO
proIost:.l To c@ntln,'e to work Mt the old pEico
Mines being thus ol,stnlcted il the legitimate
prosecution Ut his business. and coIltinueI
sfs xssn tf1F III & s sSs a5s n;
slisf9rsriy lterferene" ta s WITH hls business
thy l'lWs IL his behalf: Tho Sheriff 81 Fay.
gtto County also notified tho Governor
to to- .lislerso the 'i nrIinwful assolnblage of
persuns now nj IIawk's Nest obstructj1g the
% OWNERS H. II pro;S1sY,sntinE p;1Y, The work at hsir 5
nr,i"rnd r. hn IL ryoHinesa ~ qrnSSatS III ~
awEa Scst II n ~ nrntect Fl whd y nponnsa r.
continue work Mt sucl, prizes as they may
uuehl satisfactory to the1lseiyes. Unlsys
,,,,' W ~ IL '1i,ns,, ,,,t d n1s
, 1880-01-11

Its r1i1losop1iy-x.ccturob by Trof. DcnE.
low

....- low.
Prof. Vnn Buren, Dpnslow lccturcd bcforo
the 1,hI,osoni,tcaI societv toat ovor,no failing
Nv iis subject the "lnllosohhy Oh journal
ISM" 1fe commenced by advancing the itica
tl!at journalism was Il business, and tlnt pa-
pers were p,li,lfshrJ for thc ,,,rnnsc NJ ,oa1,.
jnr nancy nnd ,no oftnn M ti,o nnt,iahcra % w ,v.ro
not overscrnpulotls how they made 1t. lie
maintained, however, Il difference between
the publisher and tho editor of a journal. and
commended t,,at. white thcy botl, sought tho
satrn rnti1 fh"v 1i,I n vsrv umidra @ |IasSrihnv
1 III t"tcy H .cy ~ M IL vfy "K 'a. o eaGs,9g rnag
crH,rt,I villa I'm Intttr s""-u,i - T." Etlttnra
var. f,n snhtstar. ~ H. o,,,, a,,.i ,r. o,i
wrote Tor lie div, not far iii,e i licreafter. @
ifJate iit,on tha occt1rrenrps ~ ira div. ,'re-
diet results, and, having wrongly concluded.
could make tlla necessary nlncndg at their
leisure the culnbersO1ileness Of their
T"ring to te M sil sIy ;1xqf pfess of The city, c
congratulated Il upon Combining more Vices
tian co,ji be found In the , rr.xs Of % apy otGer
city: THEY ail misappre,eneicti, lie lie con. cor
and, conparing 'Ftii ulenl VIII, the h"pTGli pTonsio1
papers, Ire said their advertising columns
trayaeant, mid ill.proposetl iies.7 Whefe' Tic
advertisements slnuliI b, n st,rcn III ir,fnr.
inu,io,., they were anything ejsI., and coupe-
titfon lii business wns inleSelly their lcllEtI
rnther tlnn Whnt tley cuutni,iftI. The ,rjs.
take made was TINT lie columns Of tho papers
were for sale by uIe column, or tl,e pirc.
which In thought was an error In fo,irjinl.
ism, and from WHICH he went Oh to con,pnru
their pa1rs 10 n wnji coycrp1j viii sl,nw.f;Ifs
aud to urge that every NEWSPAPER needed 1.
brkeeper to prevent atlygrtiNrs takInE loo
much space. II ndver1iygrs were limited.
he Thought, the number Of ndypr..
ttscrs would 10 Increased nnd lin
character OF advertising matter imi,roypd.
and commercial advertising WOtiIl sUpn censn
iii Chicago to bu the buuEfp ind fraud that It
WIS.
1.evcrtlng to the editorial columns Of The
C1lic1gt rrt.ss. he was caltstic In tiir rxt rcnr
and cspccIa1Iv 81 III nitpnl,tjf,y 10 nnrttnv r.,
lis t,,iienco wiat hubble nni,,iott wns nm tlIe
subject. 0f'''1 "''' SA4 |'''
THE THEORY OF JotnyA11srs
,yhtc1, he tl,ourht una futsn xros int t,otr
rntI1nna war, ff,nir nrrnt. nr,,or3,, n,'I I'M
fiirv hu In rf~i,t t. sa,I t,nir o nl.
Thc rrs,,ll Of uutttne tllis tInnrv into i,rnc.
tIcu wus lint tf,e tIam.rs wrre S,.lIIt,r ttnir
columns every Juy 10 puif suro villa i,SstrnIn
or assured hunn(J11E. nj illc rnfn M fro,n En
cunts fO ST tMr linz Ti,ts nnirr
lnipht lu, n munev.mnkinr s,,hemc p' mn;
tic editors might possibiY ,nuKn mnr,,
money in this Wuy than tfn,y rn,lil IN INV INV
otlIrr. hit In tiolnV so. they h.ttinl tn,,rnmf.
ism. nn{i ta cIit0rs n1ate i,f thrtusnIves intIr
rlnIistir ,Jncni,s. - -'~''''~'' ~' '"A'
The lecturer next snokc of the excc1,enc,os
of Ghtrnro in,,rfnis mi snt,i thav ,v"rn thn
, 1880-01-11
freedom Of tho City OF Chicago to ths .cprcsscnt-
ntlyea 9f tho oppressed people Of ireland,
Messrs. Pntncll mud Dillon, now en- route TO ths

freedom Of tho city OF Chicago to ths scprcscnt-
s$s:: sss's saa's e
,I 2dyanfs + ssssys! 81 ssss y ths e
isx et.!s'a!ly ta%e % Ssa.stp1 re- aa} 3 GsS! Gesoi2s
@ e 5 Il TS y esaay Ts ea,s ss% sgs aa e
brings yo,, to tho Unitcl States awakens Inc
which prrvit In localities, and which threatc;i
f. sresay sSc s!rs 9saF d"s pS S Of nye
yar srr!ysI e t.aas@i! material aid 70 the sal.
pulse from your presence and appedls. ~
ChicnRo viii atand behind no other city IN ex-
Hf.in: p,a Of ssynpsth5 a her pesp!e
i;,i: S;sisk''nS; :hsll count i pstssse e s!d II
cl,nnKe u tho irish tenant systc,n, which lnpov.
n: M absentee la'ldlorsl.-s. syatom alike nl!nous
1nate.ly to tho land!orl,-aro thoroughly UNDER
st2od here md fully appreciated. You will in
s a, s''n rsGsv9 o noya Y ySa5 ot 5s hfs1ty 9y
alive to the necessity OF homo rrllc f6r them
tolves, are not cnrelcss observers Of your on.
They wish you Rclspced III such efforts. They
VII! ltrre, rs everywhere elat, express that wish
Win ati k1G HlRJtstf or Il universal PUBLIC QpjNs
Inn. My uwn good Wishes and sympathy wifi bo
with y1!i throughout YOUR ehterprlse.
shall in Pleased u receive fr'n1 you nm indtA
cntlon Of tho tl1ne Of your nrFira1 hero, md Of
enhrnnnnt opportunity whrn the wishes OF the
City Council illur lM carried Into effect.
CAtTEn II. 1IAHn1soN, Mayor.
SECOND 1tEd1MEyr.
The following order has been Issued:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND fiEGrstENr, INrAETkY,
CHicAnn, jim. a.-fiencrai O,tler No. 10: /. Id
order ~ give q suitable reception 70 Charlet
Stewart 1arsletl, and lii conplilnee with the re,
quest of tho Committee having In charge his rrs
Gtpttun, this colntnnnl will eacort Mr. Parneu
from tho GTaIL'l pnuf1u Hotel to tho Exposition
building IN Tuesny evening, ian. 20.
\. AL officers and enlisted men Are ordered to
report Mt the Arniur3, = md X Wabash avenue,
III f,ll dress utllf1r7h Rf p. H.. md tho com.
~ aa"a will n'vo promptly O. s n,,an P n r. oser
JOHN McKEouaf1, Captnin ard AIjutant.
AN ALLEGED 1Mros1oR.
According to the Nc,rs, C. C. Satveson, who
llns been exiNsed rs an lmpostor before, hag
turned up ugalI, having Issued an address
fur tic "1tiEht Worthy Grand Lodge Of tho
World, GDntl Telnplnra, from Birmingham.
England" lit behalf Of tho Irish sufferers.
Tic document, which Is signed by Salypsotl
Ms District Deputy, appeals for aid, and asks
that Mll rt1ltttances from Iemplars ard
lOtlges he forwarded to him. Mr., &, &, Uay-
man. who IL an authority on Good Tcnlp1r
matters, says there Is M branch Of tho K. W.
q. l.. of tho World i'll this country, md that
Salvgs01l IL Il fraud. Charitubly-tnellnrd
Good 'I'rn'plars will govern themselves nc
CuFIinEIy,
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known M m Old settler In Illinois. nc left n
property valued at 85oo, ,o0o. Jsy tic terms Of
src, I1 1 sa wrp c, It II @ ts esas aaes =, oy s
CIuinling tliis nIJnst they hie,l 4 Gili L, 81
aside Tho will, charg'nE mental tncapacity Ii,
tic tcslat0r. The suit excited much feeling
sre ~ 4rS o Gn nrG % n H9sssss as c%se ss
,nHre ulnn 5000 pages. Mtssrs. Washln,rne
Il Robbins, of Chicago, and W. s. 6earls, Of
Wn,,kegaii, lnnnnyntl tho case for the com
plnlnn,fs, wl,Ile +. A. Small, Esq.,, AMI
a,,ts. l.. A, y,
, 1880-01-11
IELEGRAPHlc NOTES.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.-The sals Of the st
Louis Jockey Club property, which was ID
llavo taken place to-iay, was postponed until
tho first Monday III February.
CINCINNATI, O., jan, 10,-Tho steamer
Ellorudo, which has made but one trip, Las
Suites A[arsllAl TO snttsiy calnta.
3lEMrl1Is, Jan. 10.-pres!deNt Porter haa
Withdrawn Ills resignation, nnd tho dlf1er'
LEAGUES have bevn liarill0niously settled.
The work Ut placing Memphis IN good sani-
Mry condition vii! iiow by pushed e early
compilation, according TO ti!o suggestl9ns Of
Cvi.lJMnUs, o., Ja,,. 10.-:rhe will and tw9
codcI!s of William i. Ripley Wap 1ro9ats1
to-day. Aftor uakng S9lnfortabls provision
MI aiOptcd daughter, tho testatnr gives abont
$4,000 to tho Ohio Wesleyan University ut
Delaware, 10 bB. usa1 as ~, endowment fnnl
tu sllstuEl, Il clatr to bs called the Ripley pT0-
fpskarNhiU
, 1880-01-11

pieces, which, owing TO It's fantastic appear
al!pc, Wa1 one Of tho most important features
Of tlla evening
, 1880-01-11

Few Thurs In this world arc ~ cortaIn ~ The
purifying Net!on of Glsnu's Sulphur Soup.
, 1880-01-11

"A loso ~ t!no sayeA ulue VI 1lale's Honey Of
Hprch1llnd a1ld Tar fur coughs. T.
11kes ,roothacho Drops cure In ONO iptnute.