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The Associated Charities.

nc ASSOc1dtcO Cnar1t1cSs
THE HEADQUARTERS STREET OPENED-THE
SITUATION DISCUSSED BY THE MANAGERS.
The board OF managers Of the Associated Char-
Ties met last evening for the first time in their
new roOms,-No. 1913 street. The rooms were
opened yesterday for the first time The Office Is
situated on the main floor, while two rooms have
been secured On the second floor for work rooms
Tor women. Among those present at the meeting
last night We're A. S. SOlOmOnS (chairman), l.. s.
Emery secretary, A. s. Pratt, Dr.. Tindall. Mrs
Walling, MeSSrS J. I. Mitchell. WEB Gurley John
+. Cook. q. f. Foster. Drs Donaldson johnson
and HOwland Rev. A. +. Steele Mrs. Spencer. Mrs.
Garfield, Mrs. Wilkinson. Mrs. Walker, MI Mann
and Lieut.. +. w. sturdy, U.S.A.
The evening was devoted TO general discussion
OF the business before tie association. A canvass
disclosed that in nearly al, OF the nineteen sub
divisions into which the District has been divided
local associations have been formed are about
To be formed. Mr.. SOomons speak, ng of the prob
abilty OF an curly appropriation 10 continue the
work on the old canal, suggested that it was i'm
portant to get up registry of the worthy poor "a
soon as possible. 1t was decided TO print 5000
copies OF a circular adopted by the association,
together with blank form OF application for
membership for distribution.
Mrs. Spencer, calling attention to the necessity
Tor speedy action tG relieve the distress in the
lnuhity, mentioned the case OF one woman who
had an infant five days OLD and Was without food
anu coal; another woman who having become
oilnd was unable to work and was pinched with
munger, and another woman opposite her own
home so famiShed that 1t was dangerous to 60
near her, for she attacked people She said she
Others present cited similar cases which have re-
Gently come under their observation. and it was
LETT with the executive cOmInttee to devise some
means OF speedy relief in eases of emergency.
During the discussion Mrs. Walling asked In
tone of surprise,
Is there not an almshouse here?n
YES replied Chairman SolomOns. "there is.
but II Is only reached through a committing magis-
trate."
lit would take week OF red-tape to get into II"
added Mr.. Pratt.
Mr. Emery reported that he had received twenty
urgent appeals for help. So far only one man had
applied who Was willing to work cracking stone.
Boy HOUsEBREAKBR.-A colOred boy about
twelve years old. was charged in the Police Court
this morning with being suspicious person and
vagrant He pleaded guilty" James o. Holmes,
colored of No. 32l street southwest, testified
that about II 30 o'clock last night this boy and two
larger ones entered his coal shute on the pave
Inent and came up into the middle room OF his
house. and were trying TO force the door that leads
to his storeroom, when he interrupted them. The
others succeeded In escaping. and he captured the
prisoner. He was sentenced to three months Ia
jail
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BGsToS VARIETY STORE. 705 MARKET SPACE-La-
test novelties in tewrlry. Rhine stone eirrop and
and pins. from % cents 10 =. 90.
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NACcISE POINTS IL ~ at >imnS Drug Store.
SAVE EYEsIGHT ana dollars by consulting Hemp
Ter. 40 street.
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Asthmatic and pulmonary complaints. and coughs
and colds, "BrOwn'S Bronchial TrocheS' manifest
remarkable curative properties.
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WHO Is CHARGED WITH KILLING

JOHN MURPHY, WHO Is CHARGED WITH KILLING
DANIEL FITZGERALD, SENT TO AIL.-Yesterday
afternoon, Messfs 5. Dyer and Daniel AlwOrth,
Suretles Tor John Murphy, who was last summer
arrested for the murder OF Daniel Fitzgerald
(WhoSe body was found in the canal near the gas
house after quarrel between the partieS,) pro-
cured bail piece from the Criminal Court, on
which he was arrested and committed to Jail
Yesterday, Mr.. Dyer learned that Murphy Was
about TO leave the city, and seeing him on street
car secured his arrest. 1t was then aScertained
that Murphy was on his way to Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-31

PURE WAX CANDLES, so. per pound. Bellews
az ath street.
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RUSSIAN BLUE,
IN CHUDDAs AND HABIT CLOTHS.
Beautiful Styles in New Printed ALI.-LINEN LAWNS
TOlLE D'ALSACE-FRENCH SATINES
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRS at 45c.
GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHANS at Csc
FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS
NEW WHITE GOODS.
INDIA LINEN,
PERSIAN LAWN,
VICTORIA LAWN,
NAINSOOES,
MASALIA,
PIQUE.
"BARGAINS'' IN TABLE LINENS, TOWELS. DOY-
LIES, NAPKINS. SHEETINGS. &c.
One Case full yard wide SHIFTING PERCALEs, at
12ac., have been selling for 1Sc.
TIDES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES-SILK HOSIERY
EVENING AND RECEPTION DRESS FABRICS
ESPECIALLY"
EE- ONE PRICE ONLY.
ATOM PERRY,
Successor TO "PERRY & BROTBER,")
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Established 1910. ja2s
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DRY GOODS.
Y N. SINISTER 4 SONS

" N. SINISTER 4 SONS
OFFER FULL STOCK OF SATIN RHADANES
In beant1fn coors conllrislrg New Street and Even
ing Shades the best 'otis sold the ,rice Will,
fun Stock OF VENTS. PLUSHES AND MORE
SILKS to match.
Special attention IS cse 10 u lot of very eleran. EN-
bROiDEkED TABLItRS which have concluded
TO sell 1T less than importation This is rare or
portumty to purchase. these Goods are all hand
worked and very choice
White Canton Crepe.
Elegant Spanish Lace for overdresses
Lyons Pure Silk Sel,ets oil colurs.
Bonrets Black Silks. 81. -. 3. 80 and s..
Extra bargains in Black :iiks at 81. % and 81. So
Scotch Ginghanls, fast coors, 2Gc
Anderson Ginghams in great variety
ONE PRICE.
j3O ". M. SINISTER 4 SONS
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NATURES TRIUMPH,

FRAZIER'S ROOT BITTERS
Hyou are weak or LAM ud, Use Fraziers Bittera. II
your nesh is nabby and your complexion sallow use
ffazers Bitters II You i've in maarial district use
Fraziers Bitters II down with the care OF chill.
drens use fraziers Bitters Ii you have got the blues
use Frazer's Btters II have kept late hours and
hys contrary to the laws Of health use Frazers Root
btters you need toni up, take Frazier's Root Bit
use Frazers B..ers ysu fed old before your time
You have gloomy forebodings Fraxier's Bitters
your hands tremble and your eyes have grown diva
Sold BY all druggsts 4 the low price of 81
per bottle. FRANK 8. HENRY 3 Co., Sole Proprie-
torAs Cleveland, O. WIN. B. ENTWI6LE, DrueYisA
corD1 fennsyysnia avenue and Eth stzsek Was6i1g-
Sons OsC.s 4staA Agent 1nnG
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HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.-AttentOn is called to the
sale OF household furniture ami effects contained
In premises No. 923 IL street northwest to take
place on Wednesday morning, February 1st, COM
mencDg at 10 o'clock.
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look out for cold weather ami keep DR.. Buli'
Cough Syrup in the house.
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THE Roscoe CONELING GLIB has reelected its
Old officers. follows: Ed w. oyster pre>id Mt
T. :. fihe. first wire president; W. r. Ramsey. sec
ond VIE president; Ell. Morgan, secretary; i. b.
Wallace, treasurer q. +. Johnson. quarternaster;
Cna.. Dane nhOWer. Sergr..d nt-at-arniS.
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Elections Of Officers.

The annual election Of officers Of the Depart
ment of the Potomac G. A. r., last evening re-
suited in the choice OF the following: Depart
ment commander S. s. Burdett S. v. department
commander. \. +. MedfOrd; j. V. department COM
mander. Fred Mack: medical director, Florence
Donehue: department chaplain, Rev. Ben Swal-
richard Henderson, W. p. Seville, Levi Nagle,
Peter Wynn: delegates to national convention,
Fred Thompson, NJ. f. Urell alternates, Thomas
T. Allen, Thomas w. Howard.
Capitol Tent, No. 81, /. o. OF r., has elected the
following officers: VIM. +. Graham, Shepherd; P.
X: Reilly. p. C. r.; VIM r. Reapsomer. c. r.; X. L.
kimball, d. r.; j. T. Woodtield, Treas; J. w.
Robertson, +. s.; VIM. c. Souder. r. S: Joseph
\. Souder, Levlte; &C johnson, IG.; c. Ii. Hayes,
.. g., and T. z. SOuthwck, X. to H. L.
Friendship Tent, No 3D. /. o. of r., has elected
the following officers: NJ. Davis Shepherd; j.
Welch jr., p. c. r.; r. c. Armstrong. c. R.; T. NJ.
Roache. ID. r.; &. Ii. Warden, r. S: r. Coggins F.
s.: W. Welch. Treas: r. II. Smith, Levite; T..
Sspllman ]. G.; O. g.; T. II. Smith, Chap
lain; trustecs-F. 2. Man, r. c. Armstrong, j. L.
Kenyon.
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TO all Who are suffering from the errors and IN
dlscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood, &C, will send a recipe
that will cure you, free Of charge This great re-
medy was discovered by missionary in South
america. Send Self-addreSSed envelope to the
kew. JOSEPH I. iNMAN. Station ID, New YORK city
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Special Weather Bulletin.

TIT tH31 SIybaI OIctf OF lnt Hriily I'!rnf9ll's
the following special bulletin to the press: \
storm OF slight energy has developed in the south
err states, the center of disturbance being near
Knoxville. Rain has prevailed in the southern
state, and SNOW i reported this morning from the
southern portion If the middle states. and thence
west ward over the Ohio Valley. Illinois and Mis-
souri, The following STAT. Tors report more than
one inch OF rainfall during the past twenty-four
hours: NickSburg, La inch: Louisville, LIE;
IN all districts but II Is generally below freezing
In the middle states. New England. the lake re-
giOn. Ohio Valley and the northwest. SOutherly
TO westerly winds COntHUe in the northern dis
tricts of the United States, and sout-
west IN north west winds prevail m
The southern states. The indications are
that cloudy weather ana snow or rain Will
Continue on me Atlantic coast during the rest Of
Tuesday. followed on Wednesday in the middle
and south Atlantic states by clearer weather.
southwest t. northwest winds and no change in
temperature.
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L ARFh1S'
Weare daily receiving Fail Winter assortment
Of all the new designs in Carpets, comprising Roy al
Wiltons Administers, MoQuettes, Bigelow Body Brus
sells Tapestry and Ingrains smyrna Carpets Rugs and
S Mats in great variety Floor Drpggetts all sizes.
Iinoleum in new designs Cocoa Mats all sizes. Floor
Linen all widths Raw Silk and Satin furniture cover
ing Swiss Antique and Nottingham Lace Curtains in
choice patterns. Purchasers will find it to their ad-
vantage to examine Stock.
HOOE, BRO. l. CO.,
oil 1928 T STREET. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE,
nR. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA
- Wine Bitters contains ten ingredients nine of yege-
tables and one OF iron. The magnetic iron which en-
tiers into their composition of the most superior 0aI-
y and j. the form in which it is found in the blood
neuralgia rheumatism, scrofnIa, marasmus bilious
and maiar;al feyers and all disease Of the stomach
liver. blood and also, all female diseases
Price 81 Sod by Druggists and at los Pennsylvania
avenue northwest n19
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Won Need no Physieis
Oscar, While. in WasIimRt,
Suner I'm.
For bronchial,

groan On, scken on, die on. if you will not Hoi
BtterS and be cured.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather

V.sHiS6ToS. DC. January 81 1882. 9 30 am
For the middle states, cloudy weather. and
snow, northeast 10 southeast winds becoming
variable. falling, followed by rising barometer
and CHANGE In ieItner lfnrn
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II troubled with aRterupt.Ol or an abrasion of h
skin.
Hill's Hair and ,Whisker Dye, black or bro W
80 cents. -
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
THE BIGGEST MOVE n OUR BUSINESS
Having leased for term of twenty FIVE years the
Petersen. ~" 0' "essfs 1Sa0ri hnees ano
40. 400 AND 424 SEVENTH STREET,
We shall shortly commence to erect story Build
ing, second to none in the country.
SELLING OFF
At and below cost all Of immense stock now in our
stores,
4O4 AND 4Os SEVENTH STREET.
This is the first time in twenty years that we adver.
sion We shall try not to take any Old Goods into the
by September u shall be display worthy the CAPITAL Of
width and well known brands at less tan manu- ~
1aesufefs present cost Having bought these goods
stated without loss to ~
Our best Prints in shirtings and Dress Styles war
c AZ Eur Press Goods reduced THEY MUST BE
2O-cent Dress Goods to 10 cents
s5kcent Dress Goods to 20 cents
And all finer goods in proportion We have taken great
az be er We hSW
which Psl, is bound i TO sell the article:
SILKS. SATINS,
PLUsHEs, vELvETs.
200 pieces OF hand These have ali besn reduced IS
per cent Remember they must be sold.
CLOAKa
ALL REDUCED poAMANs'
From g to g.
From $40 to Sc.
From SIS to 50,
900 Garments on and and do not want to oen New
Store next fall with old stock They shall and be
D''AA1'' F1ANNELs
81: 600 Bed Comforts made Of best Robe Print and
member they must be sold du'eo 70 g. ~ from o. he
Table RssTR as a linen 81 g
Table psmssh down to cents
81. so Table Damask cut down to 81.
TOWELS! TOWELS! TOWELS.
Selling off the entire stock at trne half price.
SSiFs 1ES 81 Do " + s. all reduced
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
Bill Of lading and custom house receipts Just re-
%ayS Of and x SPs p hEsBAX M2RNS
ordered last June from the other side The goods have
since advanced 20 cent. Therefore look out for
BARGAINS! THEY MUST BE SOLID
All our FANCY GOODS such as
SKIRTS hSSEHsE GLOVES
All Reduced. Some Way Below Cost.
f'i Most aGs
worth 25 cents each:
" e.Ef 81 tfsss fSs as Which M sos Fl Az
year at Is cents and which such that
friends These we have reduced to i2s cents. " uef
has a asH HFs xhss Of LAD sos S
for the last six months. They must be sold.
FOUR CENTS SHALL BE THE PRICE!
BUTTONS! BUTTONS,
Our cent Button Stock is complete than ever.
+ is the talk Of the Gsn every mail
are reailed in this and other cities at 81 per dozen
Remember, they must he sold.
REMEMBER! REMEMBER!
We do not make the reductions for pleasure but
it with ''''' Saw We t'o''iSe " open
AND ALL S SEaS Is SE sIo as POSSIBLE.
LANSBURGH & BROTHER,
JIG 4O4 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET.
{ CARPETS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
TOWELS. (the best in the city,. $ per dozen.
At SINGLETON HoEKEs,
n 90 MARKET SPACE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-07

The usual crowd Of antnmn liars we're
gathered together in the store, occupying
all the grocery seats the only gross re-
eeipts that the proprietor took no pride in
when little blear-cyed. weazen faced
individual sneaked in by the back door,
aud slunk into dark corner.
That's him. said the ungrammatical
hummer with green patch over bis left
eye.
who is itY7 asked several ut once
Why, the chap who saved traia from
being wrecked, was the Espiy.
Come. tell US about 1t, they demand.
ed, as thesmall man cyouched 10 the dark.
ness. As il unwilling that this heroic
deed should be brought out under the
glare OF the blazing kerosene lamp.
After much persuasion he began;
1T was jas. such apightas this bright
and clear -and vas going home doxn
the track. vben. right beiorg ms. across
the rails. lay great beam. There II sss
Pale sai ghastIy asa lifeIess body, and
sight l4 Il appeared, ! bad DOT the po~er
to move il. A sndden rumble and roar
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thing was strictly elegant, and properly
arranged, and they are likely 10 hive IN
Ensland for the present
Their tcyes met once more. and neither
conld resist eomical smile, although
RnSamond's color had deepenea. aud
Philip thought how pretty she looked in
her amused embarrassment Even nov be
was nearly unconscious Of what !, was tha,
had pulled at his hear, strings as he con.
graduated the well matched pair a, ST.
Georges. and suddenly resolved. as he
passed ont OF the church. that l, was no
time for a man 10 dawilc away his lie in
another country, when work. II not happi'
ness, awaited him at home.
Need we go farther Is II not necessary
TO state in plain words that this Is by no
means the last walk which this yonng cou.
pie took .ogether' Their intimacy
gre~ rapidly, and the thread Of sympathy
which ran through their fates only broad
ened and strengthed with time. And thus
IL came to pass that when one day Philip
asked Rosamond, will you 20 through life
with mei she could neither fcel or fcign
surprise. bat sAid. demurely. though With
q happy glow Of emotion in her bright
face:
II ! do, wc had better take for our mot
to, United we stand, divided we fall =
Hupr's Bas1.
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The Empress Of Austria, even putting
aside thc fact that she is a grandmother
Is marvellous woman, and has recently
been through more than usually severe
course OF training for the hunting season,
which she will ia al probability spend In
Hungary, During the time that her mai
esty was at her summer residence in Ischi,
Upper Austria. she generally rose At six
o'clock in the morning and devoted two
hours to gymnastics and fencing; after
which the morning tub and q plain but
hearty breakfast were supplemented by
walk or ride Of several hours
Lately the empress has. actually been
running for two hours day. and to en-.
courage her IN the operation package
Of beautiful foot besgies has been sent TO
Gondolo. which her msjesty iotend- hunt
ing herself The walking costume, ia wet
or cold weather. is loag waterproof New.
market coat, brosn straw hat. thick,
heavy boots, in hot weather the long coat
is changed for hunting slip Of thin stnh,
At Dodols the empress has circus. 10
which she trains hsr own horses, and rides
them Ia Kenz ---Loation WiriL
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told NE thA. The night esprcss vas ihan.
dering dosn and soon rrach The fatal SPOT
Searrr and nearer u approached till, ia.,
s The COW catcher VAS sbout lining me. I
sprang sside, rlac@l myself between tho
obstruction aud the track, and tho train
dss on nnharmel
Tho silence was so dense iof moment
that one might have heard dew dror.
Presently somebody said
what did yoo DO with tho hcamfr
II didn't touch il, be- replied, that i
touched me-"
"wcll, persisted the questioncr. 80 you
eonldnt III, n and didn't tonch II, how IN
the dickens did The train ge, over ii9'
why dontyou sccf' said The sad faced
man as be rose from his seat and siahd
toward the door "lhe obstruction was
a moenbcam, and l jumped 80 that the
shadow Of my body took its place. end
Bang flew ham against the door. aad
il IL had struck the body OF the relroating
hero there would have been a much higgo
grease spot on the panel.
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They Dida'tSs stovss.

Four or Gvo weeks ago woman with an
undecided look on her face entered
Detroit hardware store, threaded her way
for sixty feet among coal stoves of every
pattern, and tmidly inquired;
'Do you keep stoves herel"I
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viii nos sstts that made riirecalcHs enfs
cf Qua "a ilss wsrss nsres 81 ssin dssEses tnogn.
Tho psusns 10 = man forty years old, had saEsf-
"a al cen years, He eyes aud nearsy hts who's
body presented a fr4Ehifui sppensnce. Had
nsA The stl<pticr u iseiss Aihefent physseiaas,
uho prescribed iks bsst remsdsos knssn 70 The
pfUfesssos. soch ~, l8d4ts possssain, arsehsc,
corrosive sEblsilste. trssspsfilia, etc Had pala
$50 for medical treatment but viii tnt hilic
uilsl Ipsssssled spon hila v ace The Suricc.
crrsctsA soar srtsrnAlIy, He did %. and sas
o0sagasly cured. The skin OF Lis btsd. face. and
mary other parts Of hls BODY. shich presented
a tsost iosthsone sppeAfanos. 10 now ~ son and
sfDoth ~ al infspts. with no scar or trace OF the
disesss isft behind. He has ROW been cured
twelve mnniha
Esporied w
F.B, BROWN. E.q., Bsrnven. &C.
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CUTICURA.

The Cutieura treatment, for the cure Of Skin
Scalp and Blood Diseases. coDsists In the inter.
nal use Of CurIcsRA kEsoLyEsr. the new Blood
Purifier. and the external use OF currcunA and
curcunA Soar, the Great Skin Cures. Price Of
cuucuKA, small boros. 50e.; large boxes, 81 90.
cuTicunA HEsoLvssI, ti per bottle crrocrRA
SOAP, Nc, CuricrRA SHAVING koAf, l5c.
Depot WEEKS 4 pOrTEk, Boston, MAss.
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EflZEAiA...

Sixteen moths since an eruption broke out on
my leg and both feet. which turned out to be
Eczema, and caused me great pain and annoy.
enoe. ] fried various remedies With no good
resaits, until used the Cur1cpnA REsoLyKsr
Internally aud CuTIcuRA and CurIcusA soar er-
tersaiiy, which snurely cured me 20 thai my
skin is a. smooth and natural A. ever.
LEN. NJ. fRAILEY, GO South St, Baltimore