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The daily gazette., 1882-02-28
ROEKgIER.


A N ORDINA NCE MAKING AN AID
a pIrIuNAL AND ExTRAoRDI-
NARY APPROPRIATION no TH q
4 APPROPRIATION FOR WATh =
ENDING JUNE S0FM, 1883.
WHERHAe, The appropriation for
water Works for the fiscal year ending
June 3etn, 1882, has been exhausted by
reason of larger drain upon the 70
monrcaa of the water works than WAS
anticipated or contemplated whom such
appropriation was made, such drain be-
Ing caused by an unpreeented but neeess
ing OF the old boiler Al Cool Spring Res
ervoir by new. one and the repairs 10
the snbnersed wMeer main at Eleventh
street and the Brandywine river.
And whereas further there are q large
number OF petitions for the sxtenslon Of
water pipe which cannot now be granted
for lack OF funds, the granting OF which
said petit one and tbs laying OF which
water pipe is necessity 10 the citizens
0sthis city and .Wfll materially increase
the revenues OF the said city.
Now, therefore for the reasons set forth
In the preamble 10 this ordinance and In
accordance with section 40 OF the charter
OF the csty OF Wilmington and by virtue
OF the powers therein granted,
Wilmington (two-thirds OF ell the mem
bers ahereof ccneurrtnRl
sKoTIoN l. That the appropriation for
water works for the fiscal year ending
June SOth, 1885, be and The same 10 hereby
increased by the addition thereto OF The
sum OF Six Thousand DollaFs.
SECTION 4. That the Finance Com init
tee OF Cav Council Is hereby authorized
TO borrow the aAid sum OF SAX Thousand
Dollars, and the payment OF tine same
shall be provided for in the ordinance
making general appropriations for th e
fiscal year ending June SJth, A. D., 1883,
Passed at the City Hall Feb. "a, laoz.
HARRY BHARPLEY,
5.l# President of City Council.
Attest KENNY X. PENINGToN,
feb26-2b. clerk Of Council.
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The political graveyard will be
advertised to let as vacant ii Presls
dent Arthur continues to exhume
It's occupants at bis present rapid
rate during the:next few years.
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AZ dbTHCE.--Notice Is hereby given that
IN the annual meeting OF the Brandy
wine Hundred Association for the re-
covery OF stolen horses and detection of
thieves Will held at the hotel OF oliver
II. Parry, on Saturday, March Alta, 1882.
Ii. N. BARLOW,
feb9-tS Secretary.
February 8, 1882.
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Ohio has one stalWart organ; the
Elmyra Republican.
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PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber about to discontinue
farming will sell at public sale In Mill
Creek Hundred, on the Limestone road
one-half mile south OF Soulhwood sta
ton on the ID. w. Il. r., on
TUESDAY, MARCH 14th, 1892.
att o'clock P. M,
a good work or driving mare.
GIf\ good size; 3 milch
AA COWS, 2 will be in n
pronl by the day of -
sale, the other one by last OF -
March good shoat pigs, ono marked
dearborn, one snlky, one good hay rig
glng with wheels under, one good horse
cart. one broad wheel OK cart, good
champion mower new last harvest, steel
looth horse rake, good corn shelter, roll
er good as new, one-horse power and
Lnrnsher, one corn drill, plows and cul.
tlVators, 2 pair twin hRrrows on single
narrow, one set stage harness, q sets car
rlage harness, brides, collars. haltars,
&C., nay and straw by The ton, corn fod-
utr Dy the bundle, corn, oats and pota-
toes by tee bushsI, lima beans by inc
quart, 400 lb. beam and weights, q good
GRIND stone, maui and wedges, vinegar
DX the gallon, wheat in the ground,
household and Kitchen furniture, Ia.
DIes, chairs, bedsteads, bureau, one good
corner cupboard, &c. Also dairy tx
lures, one good 35 Id. butter tub, together
Win milk pans, coolers, dc and a great
many other thlAgs not mentioned.
IERMs.-All sums of $40 and under
cashi over that amount credit of ak
months on purchaser giving a bankabie
nope with an approved endoYser.
JOHN SPRINGER.
j. q. Robipion, Auctioneer. VITA
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n OST,-0n the 23d inst, G pair ofgold
IL armlets. with name oi Frank" a
liberal reward Will be paid upon return
bard streets. 1eb24-3ts
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TUESDAY, FKBRUARx rs. 1ss2.

MsfxmRED AT WILMINGTON PosTAoFFIuK
nm As AEOOMD-oLAaa MATTRR.
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GbeDailp@a
q =. yenAsOB. nllaor .sProprlesoE

wHE DAILY GAZETTE is publish
cd every afternoon Sunday excepted,)
at A1e Market street, and served by car
and surrounding towns and villages, for
aix cents week payable weekly. Yearly
subscribers, 80 In advance. IL Is the only
Democratic Daily paper in the City or
htase aIsd has large and increasing cir
FulMaaon,
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, sstab-
liRhed In l7b2, iB the largest and most
0QuEtahtng weekly paper In the State,
Qalaar on the Peninsula. Published every
Thursday afternoon, at ~ per year In ad-
vanos.
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NOTHCE.-The Hope Building and
IN Loan Association will hold its FL
tieth annual meeting in its room at
Third and Market streets, on Tuesday
evening, 18th INST. AT 7.3O O'clock, when
tbs annual report will be read and ofIi-
GERS and directors 10 serve the ensuing
year viii be elected.
JOHN +. MILLER,
feb24 II Secretary.
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NJ @TiCE.-The fourth annual meeting
IN OF the EQuitable Loan Associa-
ton will be held at the office of the Sec
rslRry ON Thursday. March I'd, 1882, at
1880 p. N. The annual rep art will be sub
mitted and ON GERS elected for the ensu-
ing year. -
feb24-6t Secretary.
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ANOR RENE.-The large thrse-stOry
Il store and dwelling, No. SI3 Market
street. Possession on 2otn of March,
Apply to @. p. JOHNSON,
u l6 Market street
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LsOR SALE.-Three adjoining lots, on
II A street. so feet by 81 feet 6 Inches.
and 70 II. on Goodman street 100 feet deep:
near Railroad Avenue, South side
=, Also, one lot on Thirteenth street, near
Heald street. Apply ~ 4l8 Market street,
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-a7-~7=---7
FCR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT.-Near Brandyyine
l. springs, a small place containing
six acres, with good buildings. The place
il within few minutes walk of Green
bank station on the Delaware Western r.
K. Apply 10
GEORGE NJ. BRAMBLE,
Near Delaware Junction.
lanZI-2tdAWtf
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wholesale Dealers Supplied at Re-
duced Rates.
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LNOR SALE.-buIlding lot 100 feet
~ inches front on south side OF beech
street, 50 feet front on Van Buren street
and Vi feet front ON Maryland Avenue;
nonts on the city line, and lies In Chris.
tana'Hd. Apply at this office u.
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E1OR SALE.-A building LOT on the q.
- W. corner ofStroud street and Rail-
road Avenue, near the locomotive house
oI the Wilmington Western K. r., 50
feet front on on r. r, Avenue. and 81 Ieet
mont on Stroud street, West WILMINGTON.
Apply at this office. n.
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MMTlnE We hGVe $50, 600
NUl lUEs oloan at 3 per cent. on
CITY PROPERTY In LARGE Or SMALL
AMOUNTS. HEALD Il co.
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Affairs sm West xyasl,in ston.

MUSICAL PRoGREss.-Residents OF West Wash
mgton neei not now cross Rock creek to hear
classical music raA aorel by rst-claSS artists. The
concert OF the 'ta orcat0Wn Amateur Orchestral
1T Curtis hall last night, conducted by Prot Ber-
nays, was great surprise, ana pleasant one, to
many lovers OF music IN 'rGn audience, who were
hardly prepared to expect such very correct and
spirited rendition Of The fclInwin" excellent pro-
gram: 'Emperors March" Re5ch; symphony No.
2" Haydn; violin solo - Nj II. Rakeman, "Noc-
tuFne," Kreuzfeidt; overture, ''MOrning, Noon and
Night In Vienna SupTo; ''1urco- Russian March, "
Neibig; waltz, "Srenes." Waldteufel. Haydn's
beautiful symphony was given with degree OF
expression and precision that would have been
cre'litable to much older organization Mr.
Rakeman's violin SOLO was encored, as was the
lively Turco-tsus:iln march. They should be In
duced to repeat III is concert on the other side OF
Rock creek. The orchestra numbers among Its
members some pro IniUert citizens OF the District.
BUILDING Assoc !ATTON.-At the tifty-fOUfth Tegu-
lar monthly meeting Ci the Twelfth Building As
soc! ton held last MINT It Goddard's Hall, ZOO
was disposed Of being three shares sold at the
maximum rate, $50 pcr share, and 30 shares re-
tired ut the stock value rates, ;e5 per share.
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Condensed LnraiS.

The STAR Will be issued tomorrow in eight
page or dCutle-sheet form OF ntty-sx columns.
Advertiser. Will confer favor by sending In their
orders before IL o'clock On the day OF publica-
ton
Street lamps win be lighted at $50 D. m. and
exttnguiShcd at SEQ a N.
Yesterday, James DuHgan, dealer IN furniture
&C., made IN assignment u Jacob Rich for the
benefit Of creditors, subject however, TO a re-
str;tininE order now pending IN the Faulty Court.
The ninth annual banquet OF the Yale Alumni
Arlington hotel 1t O'Clock.
Annie Cant, young cOlOred girl was put on
trial II the Poll Court Yesterday for the farce
Of S3S from white man named Henry Cannon an
Inmate OF the Soldiers Home. Cannon testified
that he was drunk Wednesday and met the girl In
robbed him. The court ordered SIS found on the
prisoner 10 be returned 10 the complainant, and
sent The girl 10 jail for six months.
There WAS fight the Presidents stables Wed
neSd2y between Albert Hawkins the Presidents
coachnan, and VIM. Black well horse clipper
both colored. and members OF the Asbury III. Z.
church The grew out OF church m.tters ia
which the term ''thief' was passed. Both OF the
e2;nDatants showed signs Of the fray be fore 1t was
st91pef-
An fnstanment OF German carp were shfpred
yesterday 70 Ottawa, Ohio, for the purpose OF
stocking the RianChG river.
This morning. lady who had invested one dol
lar n package OF tea At the new prize store took
u 70 the health office Tor analysis She also let
the prize Ia The package, probably overlooking it.
ADG Ut O'Clock yesterday afternoon a coils on
occurred between buggy driven by Daniel ID.
IriilaihS and the PrradertS carriage, at the in
teTseyti1a OF n street and Vermont avenue TCnD-
SinS was thrown cut and somewhat stunned q nd
MS bJEEy upset ami damaged, but 10 one was
S<rOusly iu iurci.
Wn- Pieper (colored> pleaded guilty in the Police
Court this mort Eg u tie charge OF cruelty 70 ant
nal5 al Knocking horse down with d club He
VS. cotanJtted 20 the w0TkhOuse for co DAYS N de-
fault ~ a me Gf SD
Last night It ~ minutes u eight O'Clock thieves
entered the c18 shed OF Mr. Pixies resi- fence cor
EeF 81 and l. streets nOrthWt ST. and took II
Saickens from the roost leaving onein their hurry
They returned about II o'clock, carrying of nearly
al The coal and Wood in the coal house. MIR Fred
weber, lfCO 30 street northwest, who report
these r0SbeTS, says he hunted for en- officer until
Iok oclock, o;.t there was no such person on his
beat
~ c. Draper and Vim. Belt, merchants doing
pdsineSS below the Avenue, who were before the
Police Court some time ago, with several Others
Ter occupying the street for business purposes
were released or their personal bonds 10 remove
the ooStTuctons, were released from all RESPONSE
pity ey The 10 being reported that the
distractions were removed
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Alexandria Affairs.

r..
RAILWAY CAPITALISTS PROSPECTING. - Mayor
Beckham, Auditor Brockett, Postmaster Nc KenZie
Treasurer Harlow, Councilman Burke and Others
accompanied to-day party OF English capitalists
over the Washington & Ohio railroad In a special
train, leaving the depot here at II O'clock. The
road is TO be sold under decree OF court On the 3st
inst, and the trip to-day was made with view to
It's purchase.
ALEXANDRIA NOT To BE THE STATE CAPITAL,
PRO TEM.-WaShfngtOn can now abandon any
fear OF Alexandra as a rival CAPITAL The Vir-
ginia legislature having decided to stay with the
smallpox In Richmond, the committee appointed
to attract the state government here adjourned
sine die last evening.
THE CANAL AQUEDUCT CASE, which came up for
partial hearing before Judge Hughes, yesterday,
close OF the argument and will give written
opinion Another session OF the court will be
held here In April next
NOTES.-The new building association has chosen
Mr.. james A Cation as its attorney.-The assess
ment OF city property for 1928, has begun by
Maj. Duffey.--The United States court has ad-
1ourneds
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District Government Affairs.

Building Inspector Eatvisle today notified
school trustee W. e D3are that the school buitt-
lng at Mount Pleasant is now finished by Mr.. How
lett, the contractor, AMI asks that he set time
when he can make an examination of the same for
acceptance.
Lien certificates hare been Issued by Mr.. ". O.
Hooln9, OF the special assessment division, on
square ISL nth ST: square Ia55 st qlaIaS 2re
aad $50, Boundary st squ5 II f5S,Ay1t!e ST. squire
from f st. 70 N u s. / 81. $, IRON 9Th to Sth st.
E.; ST 81 from si to 6sl st, w; X st. s.. from 9th
st: 9th st. w. from MD ave. to st s.: G ST. H.,
rom 2sd to q stw: alley in squares 1874 and 3s
boundary ST., from 9th s. w. TO Mass. ave-; alleys
in squares $50, 209 and 163.
LIQUOR LICENSES
The Commissioners have approved applications
for liquor licenses OF B. F. Beveridge. Margaret
N.alnnsII, Iass51 S6T.,e1s Tho,n,s Ws,sh, and
G1ls 5. Winboh. Tns application of George
Wagner was diSapproYed.
BUILDING PERMITS
issJi d hy Inspector Fnt,yise John Sherman &Co,
erect three story ana basement dwelling, NJ St,
| between Connecticut ave and 18th st. n W.:
1t street, between II nj sts. BE; g., 500 T. Z.
Hess, carpenter shop, DaG5arton St, between
III III ana Congress SITS; SEQ
ELECTION OF OrFIcuGs.-Toward Division, Sons
OF TemQeEance, lbs elected oi5 1er5 IS follows v.
=, II. \. Howard; e. ). Mr. c. II. MerricE: r.
s, T. c. Sturgeon: / Z. S. Miss Ada Spurgeon
+. =. Silas Boyoc; treasurer, H. T. N0ultGn; chap,
y. 4. MiiiiEe1: c0Ga. Ed Mullins; A. cond., Mrs.
I. {. SptrgeOn; l. S, O. IS Buiiard; o. s., 8. j..
Seaman.
THE Y. q. s. CIrB. a new social organization,
gave SociabG st s., Jo5epn'S hall last evening,
which augurS well Tor the club. Mr.. James Ver-
million 0Ic;Ited as master Of ceremonies, assisted
by the following staff: Ballet master, James BaX-
| ter; floor managers, Otto Devantier VIM. Walter,
Charles Fersnlliop, and IgDattus Glorious: recep-
ton committee, James kieSter. James Witty,
George Glorious, and George Bran III committee
on aTangement5 George Glorious, chairman;
:. lI,e5 Baxter, James Witty, Otto Deyantier, and
IEnatluS GnriOus.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
A,a.NsPtncnes Tom iUIsf.

F0RD'S OPERA HOCsg.-The Boston Ideal Com.
pany In The Car dfsd ne CIrpeideT.
NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures Barrett II
HJHtl~L
AsSERs Music HsLL.-German performance.
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CITY ITEMS.


SIX, Alpaca and Bingham Umbrellas;
Scarlet Melicated Flannel heterogeneous;
Lined, Fur-t0p, DOGSkin Gloves and MttS;
Extra long heavy Cloth Gloves so and 75c.;
N1ncheSter-made BuckSkn Gloves and GauntletS
"Cinax Shirts" ready for use, 81, tnone bettero
The Celebrated E. & w. Line Collars and Cuffs;
Night Shirts, MuffeIs, Comforts Wrstets, Cardi
gan5. At LEWIS, $50 7th Established 1863. :
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Positively. only tomorrow you can buy at r.
GoidSchIaG mammoth department store, SIP nth
st., bet III and | northwest. 1850 dOuble-p0iHt
wooden tOGthpickS for Sc; Union paste stove pol
fsh, Sc. a box; Japannad coal mods, 25c.; zinc
washboards, 10c.; India laundry blue. 6 boxes for
Be-. go It. clothes lines 10c; 30 IT. 15c.; backing
brushes, To-. superior fi0Or Scrubbi ng
brushes. 10c.: water tumb.erS, 35c. dozen: fine
gobiets. 90 \ dozen; wine glasses, 35c. dozen;
Kitchen knives. s.; boys pocket Knives, Sc; dish
E1OpS, TO-; Keystone WbiSk broCmS, 10c.: duplex
glass sets. containing covered butter dish. COW
cred sugar bowl, spoOn-hOlder and cream pitcher,
only g.
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Mr.. J0HS MARSH. of Prince Georges county,
MI, in going To his nome last night drove into a
pit washed Into the road near the abutment OF
bridge on the Sheriff road, and one OF his horses
was drowned.
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SPLENDID cabinet photographs, artistic in pose,
dur bic. and finely finished, Tor 81 per Dozen, by
Davis, S2j PcHISy Iyana avenue northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-20

TIE AMERICAN REGISTER FOR TOMORROW will
contain among other interesting articles the fol-
lowing: The Election OF the President; De
mOcracy ia Europe: The Revolutionary Party;
The Spots System; Proposed Reform OF the SUI
rreme Court; The Congressional Cemetery-tts
1luStriouS D'IG-A Chat with Grdye-igger by
Demo; The Gu!teau trial: The Buck Shot War.
John j. Fre5Za; Music and the Drama; MIscel-
lane0Us- For sale at all news stands.
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Don't FAN to att@rd the sale OF Watches chains,
charms, clocks. silvfIwarP &C, 1T tsC 5aIrSTo1m
OF Walter = Nili ms d Co.. Gu tioueeTS. Sales
daily, 10 a. m, = 30 and :: 20 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-20

ARCHIBALD forces LECTTsE at the Ccngrega-
ttonal church Tonight viii undoubtedly attract as
large an audience - 10 has in northern cities.
Senator H&wl2y, of Conn, viii introduce the lee
tuTer
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We ADVERTISE our meat at low prices and stant
by It. Ola Pennsylvania avenue.
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WORLD respectfully inform my friends and pa
PhOtegrJ piii,' Art Company, 90 Pennsylvania ave
hue, where VIII be pleased to see them
TIE adY3Et }ereS OF this ESTABLISHING Mt over the
cheap galleries of this city are these: We make no
<Itio Charge for reSIttings, and We do not make
more sttinCS in day than can lie made first class
II every particular.
Prices fOr The present: Cabi nets. s. per Dozen
Panels, s. per dozen.
Boudoir ImperilI Panels and all larger work In
prOpOitiGnIte prices
With large and pleasant rooms and Ell the latest
Improvements Ter instantaneous pictures, COM
oiEe1 with twenty years experience, feel con-
adeEt OF meTtttng the liberal patronage CT the
Washington public
Photo rooms on 1st floor, one easy flight OF
stairs, three doors west Of 9Th street. Very re-
Bpeetiuiiy, j. D. MERRITT.
Formerly operator at Davis Gallery.
NB-PEOt" .-raphS taken in cloudy weather with
The instantaneous process equally as good as in
clear.
WORD TO TIE WISE, GC.-This old adage IS
being exeInVHfej in q Iscst striking manner 1t
Sigmunf & GOidmln,S, $50 9TH street northwest.
Only a few days since it was announced that Al
bert SigIaund. Baltiu0re'S leading furrier. would
offer his surplus stock Of seal aCqueS and dCmanS
AMI fur-liHei wraps II prices far below the value
He oilers $50 seal s2c4UeS Tor S1t5; $3.50 S3cqucS
for 500. and a handsome seal dolInan for $aSo
worth <4OH; fuT-linet wraps worth $50 at $50, &C.
The great Gle ring sale ceases Saturday. 2ISt. and
We wculG ADVISE these in need Of such garments to
lose no tine. Sale at Signund d GOldman's, 43G
7th street northwest
Gil PEENSYLvASIA AvESCE.-On account OF the
great rusa 10 get good meats cheap, We found it
necessary 70 enlarge; now extend through TO {
street; able U accommodate all
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LITTLE Girl F0CND-TIteTialS for making val
eBtines. J. Jay G0u.dS Picture STOKE, 42I 9th St,
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LADIES listers reduced fifteen. per cent, some
less than cost, at ChaS Baum'S, 416 eth street.
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LOOK for big crowd at the Skating Rink to-
hight
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THE only originator of low prices, NJ Augenstein,
e11 1h street northwest. Cf1erS for tomorrow the
following Bargains: Chamber sets, 10 pes, 81 95
bronze bust lamps, with argand trimmings, CSC
patent folding rockers, 92. worth 81 50; coal hOd.
POKER, shovel and liter. 35c-; fS-inCh lapanned
walters. gle; finch scissors, &C.; 9nch scissors,
lie; Scrdbbing brushes. DC: good iir brushes o.
e3-feet cotheSitne &C.; spittoonS, g.. Don't forget
name and number.
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yAccISE POINTS tod ay at simms Drug Store.

A YCTSG cOlored man. named Robert Black.
while on trial IN the Police Court to-day, charged
with stealing a coat and pair of gloves said OF q
witness that testified against him: ''Jedge, dat
mans testityin TO i falsehood; he's mad with nae
bout a girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-20

FRESH vaccine points ana quilts Entwisle's,
18th and Avenue.
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standard Black Ciati Dress Suit for $50.
with Prince Albert FrOck or Swallow Tail Coat.
can fit almost any sized gentlema to a suit Of
this material, and ii l haven't it in stock can
furnish one in about weeks notice.
II Is unnecessary to pay more than this for
cloth suit, for can give perfect lit and warrant
color ana strength.
GEO. c. HENNING,
4l0 Seventh street
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BURy's PIFsIssEwA cures kidney and bladder
diseases
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FrssELL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.
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BAILEY, 500 eth Examine his 81 saw; warranted
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DoE'T ruin your eyesight; consult Hen'pler, ~
Street
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CHARLES BAUM,
318-6t
41s SEVENTH STREET

A RLINGTON LIVERY AND SALES STABLES
IA JNO. Fl. CLARK. Manager-1724 g street. between
18th and 18th streets-Keep Tor hire Landaus Coupes
Cqppeetee and. in fact all Of the latest styles OF
rid Is, by the hour month, with drivers in full livery
Ladies' aud Gents Saddle Horses Carriages furnished
any hour day night. Orders through telephone ex-
change promptly attended to. Particular attention
Ossa % Dos1uns ao<ses' dsl-1n'
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No BETTER MEATS are sold IN this city than that
at 9l4 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WLsHINGToN DC. January 70, 1882, $50 am.
For the middle states Increasing cioUdiness. fol-
lowed ny light rain, slightly warmer, followed by
east TO south winds, and falling barometer.
Special Weather Bulletin.
MORE RATS Or SNOW COMING.
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin TO the press: slight disturb
snce is apparently central north OF Minnesota. and
there are also indications TINT storm Is develop
Ing In the west gulf south OF Texas. Generally
cloudy weather and light rains are reported from
the southern states, cloudy weather from the lake
region and middle states. and fair weather from
New England and tie northwest. The t6Uperd-
tuTo has fallen about 10 degrees On the Atlantic
coast, and risen from 10 degrees u 90 degrees In
the Mississippi Vail, and the lake region; NORTH
easteriy winds prevail ON the Atlantic and gull
coasts. and S0uthCTiy winds are reported from the
Ohio valley. the northwest, and lake region. Tie
Indications are that c}lu Illness viii Increase In
New England AMI tle mi idle ST IteS, followed on
Friday night and Saturday morning by rain u
Snow, and warmer SOutheTiy Winds.