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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-14

MEATs.-Beef. sirlOiD 15a1Sc. per 10. 90. porter
house 1sa20c; rib roast, lOalsc.; steak, 12ka2Oc;
Ccrned Beet. Sa10c.; Dried Beef, clipped 25a3oc :
do. SLICED, 2Oc.; Lamb, 1sa25c.; Veal, l24a1Uc
Mutton, Tx also; Pork. lOal2hc.: Sausage
l2Lc.; Bacon Hams, sugar cured 12ba16c
shoulders SslOc.: b casts. l0a121lc.; Lard Sa10c
FRUITs--Oranges, 3eai0c. per doz. : do (Florida).
5taI5c,; Lemons, 3oai0c. per dOZ.; Bananas. 40si-
SIC. per doz.; Apples. 3oa4Oc per peck; CTanber-
r1es. loa121G cts per quart
FisH.-Peich 40ajUc. per bunch; Rock, large
l5anc. per TO-, Iad5Oc. per bunch: Mackerel, 15C.
per ID; Haibut, 16a20c.; Trout, l2a15c per TO-;
10; Terrap.n tsliders), s6as9 per dozen; d. (dia-
mond back slS per dozen: Turtle, CSC ash each.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Print, 45c. assoc. per To-:
western Creamery, 40a45c.: New York. 35a40c
roll. S5;aS5c.; Cheese loa2Oc.; Eggs, 45a50c. per
dozen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Irish. s0a40c per ok;
do. sweet 30a40c. per PIX: Cabbage sal Sc :
Beets. 3a5c. per bunch; Lettuce. 2a5c. per head:
Turnips, 16aac per PIX; Onions. 50a60 per PIX:
Carrots. &C. per bunch; Peas {biack eye
loo. per quart Beans, Qtnna) l2al5c per OF;
Squash, 2a3c. per pound; Spinach, 20a3Oc
per PIX; Caulifiower, 2Oa30c. each. Celery, 5a
loc. per bunch.
PouLTKy.-Chickens, coarse. per pair; Ducks.
60c. a$l per pair; Geese. 75c.as1.25; Turkeys,
12ll5c. per To-; Squads. $l.75a$2.25 per doZ.
vas oackl 81. 5Oa$3 per pair; blue wing> 75c.asl
l5c; do. (red head, 81. % AL so; do. (malardj,
saSl2s; do. Clipper. 4Oc. Grouse, s1a$l.25 per
pair; fen1sOn, 3Oa25c. per pound Rabbits,
l5a2ec; Squirrels. 6a10c. each; Wild Turkey,
~ ooaS2 Pheasants. 75c. a$l per pair; Quail, S2a
81. 50 per dOz.
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ANOTHER COLD WAVE IN THE NORTHWEST
The warm rain OF last night and this morn.
ing greatly reduced the dimensions of the snow
heaps In the city. and diminished the thickness
OF the blanket OF spOw-the accumulation of
many snow falls-in he fields outside OF town.
1r IT should continue, the rapid melting OF the
snow would cause disastrous freshetS in the
Potomac and other streams In this section: but
there are indications OF rapidly approaching
cold snap. The Canadian meteorological Office
reports the weather again intensely cold I'm the
mort Invest territory. dispatch from Chicago
states that binding storm Of snow and wind
broke over that City yesterday morning and
prevailed all day. with the weather growing
rapidly colder. Reports from Iowa and Wis
consin show the storm to be general through
out those states. ST. Paul, Mimi, reports the
tempeTatuTe at pm yesterday at 16 degrees
below zero. Cheyenne. Wy. T.. reports the
IranScont1nentai wires west Of there to be all
down ana heavy storm prevailing. Mil
waukee, Wis. dispatch says the snow storm
was general throughout the state yesterday.
Signal service reports. at O'Clock his morning,
show remarkable fail In the mercury In the
northwest. AT Alpena, Mich, the thermome-
ter was Is degrees below zero. a fall OF 40; Chi.
cagO 10 below, fall OF ~; Davenport, Iowa, 20
below, fall OF AZ; Fort Gibson above. a fall OF
~: Indianapolis above. fall or 80; La Crosse,
Wis. % below, a fall of so: Milwaukee II beio "
tall OF is; ST. Louis below. fal! OF 40.
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Relief Of the Poor.

Since our last report, the following amounts
have been received by MI. Glover:-From THE
EVENING STAR Newspaper Company, check Of
F. X. Ward, for $40. So. From F. L. Moore and
]. T. Mitchell. committee, collected by j. NJ
Waters: Gilmore, Meredith & Co.. s25; Mrs. E.
+. Magruder, S.; w. II. Wheatley. S.; cash. S.;
cash, s.; Mrs. C. F. Mix, g. little girl, 25 cents
1. j. Cartright, So; c. c. Sailor, 81; Henry
Strars, 81; S. D. Linn, 81: MAYHEM Peter. So; E.
P. Berry. 81; Mrs Mary Barnard, 81; John
StauntOn 81; cash, 81; Il. F. Miller, 81; cash. ST.;
Mrs. N. A. MCGOWAN, 81: n. T. keueher ST.;
Mrs. Emily MoXley, 81; cash, 81; Mrs Margaret
Gormley, 81; cash, S.; Mrs Agnes Kayser, so
cents; John Sullivan, 25 cents; Mrs. Conroy 25
cents; JnO. PiZ1nger, rs cents; James Wal
lace. 81; total, $I052. Received from the same
committee, collected by Jesse II. Wilson and
N. O'Donohue: Q. C. Green, 81 50; DR.. Russell
Brace, 81. so; Mrs. w. q. Cooley, 81; Mrs. Asaph
Hall, S.; Mrs. S. b. Howell, 81; Mrs. j. A.
Williamson, 81: total. So.
CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH THE POLICE.
Major BROCK reports donations to the Door as
follows: A package Of clothing from the Agri-
cultural department; from Mr.. 0. Baker, Penn
Sylvan1a avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
20 gallons OF milk for the poor of the 4tb
precinct; Mrs. Leecke, No. POS I'd street south.
east, lot OF WoOien stockings and hoods to
the Sth precinct; some one sent to the house of
Onicer Cole, OF the I'd precinct, IL pairs of
boots and shoes for children: from VIM a.
Masters, agent OF the Borden Mining Co., tons
OF coal to the poor OF the Sd precinct; Timothy
sullivan, corner 1st and Frederick streets
Georgetown, 80 lOaveS OF bread, 80 pounds of
meat TO the Sd precinct station.
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The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS
An,usements, &C.. ro-n;sb,

hhuscbbthtSs ctss AOshfShte
F9rds opera HO,Gse.-Miss Calhoun IN Dan
Vel Rochat.'
National T'edte.-John Mccullough as
"VIglnius.7
Atnt1''s Music RdU.-Grand concert for the
teneflt or the poor.
Sudden Death of a PhiIa6sipssiaD.
Mr.. Wellington Jones, guest at tie National
hotel, from Philadelphia, died suddenly about
o'clock this morning. He had been 81 the hotel
for several Gays, and last evening settled his bill
with the Intention or leaving for his ;,o.i-4. he
had been somewhat under ths. i1tluC ice OF
liquor. but not excessively SO. After settling
his bill he changed his mind about leaving the
city last night. and about midnight went out
upon Pennsylvania avenue. l. appears JaaJ he
went 70 the railroad station on 6 d street and
purchased ticket 10 Philadelphia and feeling
Ill on bis return 10 the hotel, went tuto a house
on 9th street opposite the depot and complained
or feeling badly. ard asked 10 be ptrEnit al TO
lie down. IL soon became apparent mat nc was
quite III, and Dr. Heller was sent ZOE. but be-
fore he arrived the man died. Word Mas sent
70 Coroner Patterson. ana THIS morning he VS.
lied the undertaking establishment " Henry
Lees Sons, where the reIuaill- had been taken
AID, together with Drs. Hartigan and Heller
held pest moftem examination. which re-
vealed Enthusiastically the fact rh4r be died or
congestion OF the lungs. The remains were
prepared ior burial and placed In a caSket 10 be
removed 10 bis home Ia Pennsylvania where he
is well known and highly respected by a large
circle OF friends. He was about 50 years Oh
and leaves a family.
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town Drove Yards, Wednesday, ION the Me-
tropolitan Branch, B. & o. r. r., three miles
from the city-Lewis .. Means, proprietor $50
sold to butchers at 3ha5bc. per h.; 500 lambs
and sheep up-of these $50 were sold at 4a6 &c.
per 10. Cows and calves brought $2OaS45. the
state OF the market Was dull.
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COHEN ACQU1TTED.-Yesterday In the Criminal
disorderly conduct at the Agricultural DEPART
ment in 1875 Was continued after our report
closed. MIR. Durant said that the evidence
and Lo obstruction. The right OF the people
peaceaDly TO assemble and TO petition for q
REDRESS OF grievances was an 1nalienable right
OF the citizen. and fully recognized by the con-
Cohen led had assembled when starvation
threatened them, and sought to obtain work
and good wages, as they had right to do
They were at the Agricultural grounds to make
representations to the commissioner on the
subject. There could De no obstruction unless
the passage OF somebody was Obstructed OF
that there was no particle OF evidence Mr..
Miller replied commenting on the evidence
claiming that 1t was shown that there was an
obstruction, and the case was then given to the
jury. which soon returned verdict Of mot
guilty." and Cohen was discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-14

THR freshest and finest oysters IN the District
at the Morgan House. Georgetown. Fried, 25
cents per dozen In oox; steamed, Is cents half
4vppNeQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-14

MINERAL WATERS. - Congress Water The
purest and safest OF all catharJic waters. None
genuine SOLD on draught- Avoid all coarse, irri-
tating waters, foreign and domestic; they impair
the digestive organs and kidneys. +
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TOLL ROCK AND RIVE.
TOLU ROCK AND RYE
TOiU ROCK AND RYE
T0LU ROCK AND BE
TRADE Mark Secured.
TEE eIKAT APPETIZER. AND SURE cUHs
FOR COCGEs. COLDS. BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA,
CoNsUMPTIOS. AND ALL DISEASES
OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
ToLu The mos. acceptable rrepartaou
TOIU.
1oLU. known for Bronchial Psctoral ana
TOLU.
TO-
ToLU. Pulmonary Affections ANKxCEL-
ToLU.
TGLU
TDI.V. LENT APPETIZER and TONIC ,,x
IOLU.
TuI.U.
TolC general and family use. The immense
TOT
TOLL.
TOl.r and Increasing gales 9 "A ,.se,,,o,,,t.
fbIU.
TlLu.
LoI'U- received daily the hest evidepces
loli OF its virtues snd popularity.
fuIU
TOLU.
Goll PUT Up In QUART NIZa ryOTTIKe
1oiT-
Toll
TOLL. GIVING NoEE FOB THE
TOLL
TCLU.
ToLU. MONEY tHAN ANY
TuBU.
TOLu.
rolU. ARTICLE IN THE NARKsT.
Toll.
TOLL.
TOLU. PRICE 81 PRR BOTTLE.
TOLC.
TOLU-
TOLU. CAUTION
roIU. DON'T BE nRCETy Ed by unrrin.
IOLU. ctpled dealers VITO ~ 10 palm Off
10, Il. common RucA and as "a ia place Of our
TOLU. TOLU ROCK and BYE. which 10 tho
TolU. Only MkUICaTED article made. the
TCLU. GENUINE hs,1us a PROPRIETARY
TO u. g, VEhNMENf sTAHP ON EACH
rOLu. BOTTLE
ToLU. LAWRENCE 4 MARTIN
TOLD. pROPRlEToRS
TOIU. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
ToLU.
TOLU. SOLD BY Dbl GGIsTs, aRoCRRs
TOi.U. and DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
I0LU.
J.. G. ERGOGB a co..
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN wAsHISer oS, ID. c.;
A. VGGELER e. CO.,
1ovlo-+o-zln nALTtMoRE:
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District Government Affairs.

District Commissioner Morgan returned from
baltimore last night, where he went to attend
meeting OF the board OF trustees OF the Ches-
apeake and Ohio canal. He states that the con-
ditton OF the canal was never better than at
present, and II the company meet with no mis-
maps fr0m the Ice, the prospect Is that they will
open up the spring trade with an unusually
heavy coal business.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
=. the commissioners day approved applica-
tons for liquor licenses as follows Frank
Gallager, 1136 21st street; D. j. Collins 1OOl 10th
street; Lorenzo SINH. 1249 New Jersey avenue
southeast; John BrOSnan, Co., corner ID and L
y railroad depot. The following were disap-
proved james Hartigan, 50 Water street
Georgetown, and Geo. F. c. Dresher, corner 49,
and d streets southwest.
NoTTcE.-Don't fail to attend Samstag's a,lc-
flon sale tomorrow at 10 O'Clock a m. and at Z
pm. SOC It'll street northwest. +
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Jas.
Baker ano Mrs. Lucy Bundy; Thos. Pitchlynn
= Smith; VIM. q. Patterson, OF Baltimore, and
George Eyans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-14

OF the Worktngmens Building Association, last
night, ID shares were sold at rates giving pur-
chaSerS $13S per share.
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The Maine Senatorial,

AUGUSTA, ME-, Jan. A.-In the legislature
to-day the election of q United States Senator
was ordered for Tuesday next, at IL O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-14

SPLENDID EYE GLASSES and spectacles Sc
cents. Prjgg's. +
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Mrs. Mary O'C0nn0r, tried ct Jersey City, N.
j., for the murder OF her three children In july
last, was acquitted Tuesday on the ground OF
insanity.
Alexander Hyde, member of the Massachu-
sets legislature fell dead from heart (isease in
front OF the state house, Boston, Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-14

NINE. WA0HIM&TON,
III FA6HIONABLE
DRESSMAKIN0 AND TRIMMING STORE
LII FenHsylvaniA avenue
Dresses. Suits. Costumes, Oioeks Sc made In
superior style q ehort notice Ladies can have
Dresses Out and Bssted. and perfect at g,1sran-
ecu. jsn8-Sm
WAEAT Dealers make Money with w. 7
nv eOUAn = 90. lSo Ia Sale street. Ohioaso.
Rsits for paRkeulau eeeal-eoa2m
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REMEMBER, LADIES, that Mrs. Thompson has
concluded to remain three days longer to &C.
commodate those who have been unable to yet
get waited upon, on account OF the rush Tor
those celebrated waves for the hair. ParlOr "a
Riggs House.
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Bra in and Nerve

PRIZE SILT WATER OYSTERS IS cents pc
quart, or s. per gallon. al LCNAX q JOHNSON 5
coILer 9Th and u streets northwest
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BANK ELRCTIONs.-The directors OF the Ma.
ttonal Metropolitan Bank have reelected Mr..
J. W. Thompson pI esident and Mr.. Geo. II. B.
White cashier.
The dire ctors OF the Second National Bank
have elected n. g. Emery president and NJ. w.
Bevtrtdge vice president MI. Il. c. swain is
the cashier.
Tie directors OF the National Bank of the Re-
public have elected DR.. DanI. B. Clarke prest-
dent. Chaa. Bradley cashier, and G. s, Bradley
assistant cashier, -
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A Whisky Murder,

HoWard's. Col. saws: John Davis While intovi-
Gated. without any prov0cat1on, shot and KILLED
Alfred Powers. Davis knocked Powers down
and the latter tried to avoid him, but Davis fol-
lowed and killed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-14

WHEN YOU have burnt and biistered your
nose ard throat with worthless powders blown
into your head, ask your druggist for DIR.
Hartley S CataTh Remedy" which VIII afford
You immediate reieT and permanent cure Ii 6
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Suicide,

Suicide.
NEW Work, Jan. 14.-Wm. Wirsong, a
butcher, committed suicide this morning on
First avenue by shooting himself through the
head while temporarily insane. Death was
instantaneous. Wirsong was German and ~
yGArS old
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\ sure remedy rCr NERVOUSNESS, Loss OF Appa-
lite. and TIE Acute Pain near the Heart caused
by vino DySpe pSfa- 80 cents q bottle. mwf
"ALDBRFBY WAGONS. "-Fresh A lderney butter
"Waro'r prints, 45c. per 10. Also outage
cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk &C. per a.
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nISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA SIX PER GENT
BONDS. DUE 1891.
Of different denominations, for sale.
an6.1os LEWIS JOHNSON 4 90, BapkeIs.
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BenGAr,s 1nnic,

Wells Health Remover. or, Attest remedy
earth for impotence ieanuesS, sexual debi.I,
&C. S., at Druggists. $50 Pa. ave. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-14

SOUTH WAsHINGroN's RAILROAD GRIEVANCE
A meeting OF citizens OF South Washington was
called last evening at st. Dominic's Hall to take
steps to prevent the continued occupation of
Mary and Virginia avenues by the tracks
OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany. Mr.. j. b. johnson was called to the
chair with MI. w. b. Browne as secretary. MI.
d. D. Wright, a member Of the committee OF
twenty five appointed at previous meeting,
reported that the counsel OF the South Wash
lngton Protective Association had q hearing
before the District committee In the House. and
hsd net with gratifying success, an amend
ment setting forth the grievances OF property
owners along the line Of the railway having
been added to the bill now pending In the
House: He had been assured that If the citi-
Hns OF South Washington would demand the
Prosecution OF the railroad company Attorney
Riddle would endeavOr to obtain their rights
for them: The meeting then agreed to appoint
Inc following committee to wait upon citizens
living along the line OF the road and obtain
Subscriptions to defray the cost OF prosecuting
the company: Messrs. Beall, Voneif, .Truslne,
Bambereer. Emory. Wright, Murphy. Bird,
thompson and Springman. The chair an
nounced Messrs. George Voneiff, Andrew Ar
cher and o. F. johnson as members OF the com.
mittee OF twenty-five to supply vacancies, and
the meeting adjourned subject to call
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"A VHLAlNOus OFFKNCE-A young colOred
man was charged in the Police Court to-day
with having made an indecent exposure OF his
person to some ladies. Officer Young testified
TO al resting him yesterday. Two respectable
OF getting into an alley between 18th and 18Th
and K and streets northwest, In the rear OF
their houses and there exposing himsof to
remarked that he regretted that the law WAS
Lot more severe In these cases. as the longest
sentence he could impose was so days He was
nleQ $lOO or so DAYS In the X0rkhauSa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-14

DISTRICT KNIGHTS TKMPLAR GOING TO THE
YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL.-A meeting of repre-
sentatlveS Of the Knights Templar Of this Dis
tr1ct was held last night at the st. James hotel,
at which was present a committee OF the Grand
Commandery OF Virginia. consisting OF Eminent
SITS William 3. 1saacS PeytOn S. Coles and
Thomas j. Evans, accompanied by Eminent Sir
F. A. Reed. OF Alexandra, to extend to the
Invitation to encapp with the Knights Templar
VI EIg1bia. IN october next, during the centen-
nial celebration at Yorktown. The visitors
were met by Sir knight w. j. Stephenson, en-
iIent commander, and Robert Boyd, past
eminent commander of No. l; Sir NJ. N. Parker,
eIalissimo: John Wilson, captain general; T. K.
Thompson, past eminent commander and j. E.
Waugh past eminent commander OF No. 2;
George E. Corson, eminent commander; John
Lynch, general1sslmo; j. II. Hurd and j. q.
SchultZ, last eminent commander OF No. 3, aud
Andrew Kelly, past eminent commander OF No.
4; Str Bee jam1n Dean, most eminent grand
master OF templars Of the United States, was
also present. 1t Is probable that the several
communicates OF this District will accept the
encaMp tor several days. The Virginia cOm-
m!ttee will remain In the city for day or two,
AT TIE FARMERS CONVENTION, held at Sandy
Springs, Montgomery county, Md. yesterday.
there were delegates from Maryland, Virginia
owen pre- sldeo. A lengthy discussion was held
over proposition for public weigher In the
District Of Columbia resulting in the oppoint-
meEt OF committee to wait upon the district
commissioner In reference to creating such an
Office. Among other questions favOrably con-
market and hotel in the District of Columbia,
and placing tiagmen at all the railroad cross
1ngs leading into the District.
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CITY ITEMS,
'ctal Tnducen.n,s Tor Cash,

Special Inducements Cor Cash.
Men'o Scar!.t Enit L. Suits AMI Drawers. 81. 80;
Heavy White MerinO Under Shirts, 40 aud SOC.
Mems Extra Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers,
45c,;
'.Cnmax Shirts ready for use, reduced TO s.;
hld Gloves, Neck Wear, Half Eose, Linen Col
lars. &C;
At LEWIS zone Price store - 800 eth st. n W, 2
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATEA.
ENGAGEMENT LXTRAoRI MARY,
Farewell appearance in this city prior to his
season st Drury Lsle TEeater, London. England
of the / minent 1raredian,
MIR. JOHN MCCULLOUGH.
Supported by MIR FEED WaRDE and tbe
mort powerful Grsnlatic company ever organized
under the management Of WEI VI, CONNER,
THIS FRlDAY) EVENING,
VIRlsRSkl
Saturday MATINEE 1t our usual cheap prices.
RICE ELIkE.
Admission to Dress Circle IS cents for all. No
secured seats-hrst cone first served. Lover floor
gu CT hts and IS cents with extra Oh Sc
cured seats Ni9ht perform, q, Popular Prices.
SATURDAY EyENIkG-aI. IL aRU III
MonGay-THE GLADIATOR. Tuesday-HAMLEr
jali Box sheet for Entire Week n ow Open
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The LATE CHAS BUTrzRfiELD's TWO WIDOWS
To-Day, MessrS E b Hay and E. G.. Ingersoll
qualified as collectors OF the estate OF the late
(hss. Butterfield, the bulk OF which Is In a
clam for over $1,000, 600 against the Sp .n.sn
e. yernmeDt There are two women-on, In
Virginia ard one In Nes YOrk-ach claiming
TO be the lawful widow OF the deceased,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-14

COLD WEATHER chaps the SKIN. Try Eucalyp-
line. lou will never use anything else. Price
Is cents.
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BnIOVs DISORDERS, liver complaints, co3tiye-
ness, dyspepsia, &c. are speedily removed by
br. JaJne's Sanative Pills. Forty years use
has proved them superior 70 all other remai:eS
FOR the cure OF the various diseases for which
they are recommended. In their action they
are MILD and certain, and may Oe taken &C any
TIME Without Elsk tom exposure
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Treatment almost Painless. No Outtinsi No
L;satins! No Medicine to Swallow Recent and
Wonderful Discovery! The wors If another Ohio
Man! Practiced only BY Mysalf East u the Noun
tainss win give 81. 600 for any OF Piles can
not Cure. Can DO seen at e29 18th st., corner z
northwest. every alternate week, Dec. 20 to IS.
JAM TO 8, II to a. 81 TO Feb. s. IL 10 -. q to
March s, Il to 10. % to ID April.
JAMES CIR less, Md,
n26-Sm $50 18th st.. cor. r northwest
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ONE CAN RELY Upon Ir that every stvle make
ana quality OF ready made garments 10 be found
IL any first class house can De mad at tue pool.
lar Boys Clothing House OF B. Robinson Co.
500 Penusy lvaIla avenue, aud that, too, at
prices that viii prove satisfactory 10 parents
and guardians