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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04
The W arIxefs.

.,bh'tlNokf, January 4.-Nirrinia ss co,.,,s
- DO new ten fuTt'cs 4Gss TIA a. dan
hh-r hoht. aa'tnhry i-coii,'n stcsy mid ling
4 I..Hr cat. Win in-re inquiry Hrsard sir.st
~ western sJiier. E.s7sAo9, ~. EXTRA y -.
d. Go. laiiA. . -ol,-a5. CllY ia.ils enter. jOa
'.2S do eN.-s, 5n-C. 25. do. frnljy : aaa7 - 40
-" efanas' s"aI.3' Fstsler - falufs, s.eS wheat,
"a n .Ncr. y tsin -ul h,-r rud Lord at a
la q. 2, o. /. lsnl'le-u RCD. l.SSltsn. do suls,r
"+-al- 50 Nc. e8nEl sNi. las. ~. pt-t IA ,,pyr-
N'. tl7',, l''ea4 80, ianca--. l."ai.1 So. E.i,-
22g2, - ai.f.s. March, tssf al.tt=. Clrn.
q j. .7 s'sttrl p .-'. 2 'fti irr. -uutl,-r1,
r 'te, - ti,' N"-v. - yys-.e-1, lr,isi 80 ~"
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q v'~t.o tt'e. s.s-'. DO. ~. ycd sess7. Is.rTsyi
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mess resA s1-... E,.'t let. - s,rS.... - ,ss
ecsr rio >'d-s, I,srted "a arh as 49,,
rl.@ -iS p crsr rio 81 IS. - IS. Hons !. -aI =.
$50; rnli s;s-sl. Tss ouet. 49, l,uo3 as3s.
.stNY5.'sh ,. lsl 7rfuVti :. ,uT,c fiIn 40 ,-r-
,,,,- "'h''a-N a. ttr s7lol. S--Er ig.I{ srf o..
"i.-AN 10y. III =. ttoi-i.s lave~t~ooi psr
.4e. 5' 'r pa. $40. i'd. Cnur Is o. Ter l,,rsl;
=, -; 49, |..'aii- t'~. = ~ barrels. vaeat
hL-l els Shii reats hot 81 5as l,.s,sls - "a.
H Sl,ne,s S'ies-"AeaL -it. loo bushcis corn 81 90
NV YORK. January s,.cls aor-,s..s
Noney, 6. ENchsiiec-lo,,c. s7a',. ID sbt,t asa
Sts!e bonds inactive. Governments unchanged.
.NEw, YORK. Jsnuary ..-rour ou,e, ana nm.
ShanFef Wheat fairy scti.e Bud . shads 6e;ter.
-, Hi., ,t.69 .rhi1-s5. Land FIRM. n p. ~
ioAIoN. JADnary :. l-.1a r. Atlantic a,a
Gei w'NteT1l mt y ori-sge tvIs r:ii,-tps a.
do. se,'fis i6ls. Ere, So 90. Seconds. l02 Nv
wanna tettrEl GA. RC7ding 81. ontario AMI W,si
ern. 10Y. MilYauk e and NJ. Paul common iGa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

Ex-MAY0R Fielder {democrat) was elected to
the New Jersey assembly over John Bair (republt-
c. E Bruemmer, deceased. Mr.. Fiedler's ma Jority
Is 568. This gives the democrats majority OF two
In the assembly, the house standing 81 democrats
to 20 republicans. The recent city exposures are
understood to have influenced the result Mr.
Fielder Is announced as candidate for speaker Of
Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

The FOLLOWING land sales in Virginia are an
nounced: Farm OF ISL acres In Henrico county.
i've miles from Richmond, to j. r. Mitchell for
$3.50; farm Of fifty acres, in Prince Edward coun-
~, 10 Edgar Side for $3.50: farm OF PIT acres, in
Charlotte county, to H. A. Atkinson for f2.OC0:
IaTm o. 90 acres, In Chesterfield county, to Thos-
Morley, or Scotland, for 81 ,7OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

fAHz 9E ANP
Hhs$ HE Ar ii fH5 balaf l. 1f hG hS.1 81
s1s sFss # a s es"ss the
his sizH Ii on Il
No. ai.ae iiSs fs.sss
:a fun. s0 Bell k 81 2s at
Beail" .e94; .rnnaw Aiilkp2aid, $50; Pansy of
Bea Of Tanisa g. SoT q MISS ' Betsy Of TmlaW, '
f99s tog S win u native n Cows p1n and 10
n4,ned and other celebrated Jersey Stock, and three
Also, q Brsshire and Essex Boars sows ,shoats aud
PIG: Mare Horse; Cots Mnle one ManHrs
10 cpss B Brides srng Of Counters and
q cn and ons se on ser BoM
Lsdle, one Liqaor Case; one Office Desk; one office
Iabe Chairs, and one Portrait of the Late Jefferson
The Tnnla herd Of jersey Cattle was selected with
yalabe butter making stock. Parties distance who
5 r Stock b Il, for Srseng may nd some Hne
a; BAKER. s2s Loaisiana avenue. VAN '''
hoss HEf r. NIP st2 street sn noFt sf
WM "a. ss ses&'n s n''''A7 % SsS
81 s4 8 hHET f3 ST
District Of Columbia. in equity eaqse No; Tee,
TENTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. d. 1882, at FOUR
O'CLOCK H. lis trent of the premises. all that piece
@ 81 enc asnt IN taf fss
and described the ground plan plat of raid city
tei NJ lot thirty eih. 1884, in square numbered FIVE
hundred and seventeen according to the subdivision
made by Horace J. Frost November 18th, 1878. and
duly recorded; tceether with all the imProEemenss
- the same Delongig appertaining 1his property
II sitiatl street north between 4 and 9Th streets
west, and has also front Mas,acbusetts avenue.
On part Of said lot Is story Frame Dwelling
OLe-third each balance in equal nttalments at Elk
purchaser shall be taken bearing interest from day Of
sae aid secured by deed of trust upon the property
il cash. It the option Of the purchaser deposit OF
S100 will be required at the time Of SALE and all convey
sncing and recording at the Purchaser's cost II the
terms Of sale not complied with IN ten days from
day Of sale the Trustee the right e-se the
property upon which default has been made ct the Iisk
and cost CT the defsuDg purchaser after giving 1--WE
days public notice Of such resale in newspaper
published in Washington, d. c.
HORACE ]. FROST, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. d29-dSds
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TIE FUND FOR Mrs. GARFIELD-Mr Cyrus w
Garfield and her children now amounts To s361 .
S9l OF which 1851 ,670.75 have been invested IN
united states per cent. registered bonds, leaving
a balance OF $500 SO in the hands OF the United
states trust Company. The amount received for
$l,I2O25 PN w AeA' do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04
Another 'Es.enrer ou Esrc.
Virginia Legislature,

CINCINNATI, January 4-The interior - the Vine
street Opera House, a variety t;eIter, was burned
IalS morning. Loss about 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

BURIED BY SNow-SLIDE.-A special from Sill
verton, Cal, says: Edward F. Ryan, Michael
Ryan and Richard Adkins, employed on the Para
disc tunnel, ten miles from here, were on Satur-
day buried 100 feet deep In a snow-slide."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

COLD WEATHER IN CANADA.-Sunday night
was the coolest OF the season throughout Canada.
AZ Rockllffe the Thermometer registered degrees
oeioW zero; Parry Sound, below; Toronto, 3
above; Montreal above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

OUTRAGE IN MARYLAND.-Thomas Cornish, Geo
Mooliord, and VIM. Taylor, young co'ored men
are charged by Mary Toxin, colored, OF Talbot
county, with breaking into her house, stealing
what money she had, and then committing an out,
rage on her. Woo!ford and Taylor iaye been ar
rested, and officers are on the lookout for Cor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

THE COMING WOMAN SUFFRAGE CoNvENTIoN-
The fourteenth annual Washington convention of
the National Woman Suffrage association will be
opened at Lincoln. Hall on the morning of We'd
nesday, January 18th, and continue in session
three days. Elizabeth Cady Stanton Is expected
to preside and make the Openng address. The
others announced to speak are Mary Wright Sew
all, Matilda Joslyn Gage. Frederic r. HinckIey,
Elizabeth Lisie Saxon, Lille Deyereux Blake,
Zerelda G. Wallace, Clemence 8. LoZier, N. ID. !:
Susan B. Anthony, Harriette r. Shattuck. Helen
McGougar, Harriet H. Robinson, Isabella Beecher
Hooker, Martha Mcclellan Brown and Clara Be-
wick Colby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

CHARGE OF ROBBERY IN GERMANY-Three Ger
man immigrants who arrived by steanae: &c New
YORK yesterday. were ar1estbd,at the instance OF
tie Gefman consul and committed to Ludlow
street Jail. They are charged with robbing
wealthy German gentleman 0t24, 600 marks. They
had In their possession q considerable sum OF
money, which was handed over to the sheriff OF
New York to await the result Of extradition pro-
ceedlng0.
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Il Real Estate Auctoneers

Il Real Estate Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DMFIiiNG, WITH STORE AND BAKERY AT
IACHED, NO. 1916 FIFTH STREET NORTH
WEST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY SIX
TENTH, AID 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK in front ST:
Of tn, premises by virtue OF deed of trust dated
Narch loh 4. ID. 1877. and duly recorded IN Iber No.
$40 TO 10 l93 seq, shall sell lots numbered twenty
(2u) aud twenty Old IN butchers etbdiy ision If
square numbered four hundred aud (475)
ftontx tcgether fifty {j0 feet 5t street. between
, street northwest and Boundary street, with q
teth OF oo feet 10 alley together with the
ae1a e9gsisn t Of brick dwelling with
Terms One third in cash. the remainder in two equal
instruments at and tive Years. occurred by deed of
trust on the premises, with interest rate of seven 10
per centrum per aDnuni, payable semi annually. de
rot Of 300 will be required hen the property is struck
Of sale must be complied with in days after sale
or tie property be the and of the
deatths purchaser after five days notice The Even
Ing Star newspaI
FREDERICK B. MCGUIRE, r-,o.oo.
MARTIN +. MORRIS. trustees.
I'D 1906 street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

PETER b. SWEENEY, the member OF the Tweed
ring, who was credited with possessing the brains
district attorney OF New York city having had The
indictments pending against him abandoned
lhere were twelve indictments against him llanly
forgery, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

Daniel Francis, chief operator American Union
Telegraph company, at Chicago, and one OF the
eTs In that city, died On Sunday evening from
small pOx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

FAST DRIVING As AN ApyERrisEMENr-A Sab
nav man THURSDAY pleaded guilty to driving lis
horse Iaster tnan SIX miles an hour, and paid five
dollars fine That puts US In mind Of another Sag
inaw maA who drove what he considered fast
horse, and one day he got friend TO complain on
paid the fine. Being asked why he did that he
said would add 500 TO the value OF his horse to
have 1t reported that he arrested for fast driv-
ing. "But why did you plead guilty9" swell the
fact is I was d-nably afraid IL couldn't be
proved by ANYBODY elSei"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

NUN KILLED BY A FREIGHT TRA1N.-At Tn.
annapolis, Ind, a street Car was run into by a
freight train OF the Wabash railway Monday
morning Sister Mary Assumption COnroy, Of St
Marys Catholic Academy, while attempting tc
get out OF the street car, was thrown under the
freight train and instantly killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04
I'd Edition.
WHAT GUITEAU WILL DO,
GREAT SAVING IN STAR ROUTES
THE POTOMAC IMPROVEMENT.
An Interview with Gui.eau.

HE PROPOSES To MAKE 4 CLOSING ARGUMENT ON ~
SPIRATIoS AND POLITICS
The van. with GIteau as an in side passe niger,
left the court house about twenty minute;
past one o'clock to-day, and twenty minutes
afterwards he lightly stepped Into the jail, taking
in with him basket ana some newspapers. He ar-
peared to be in excellent spirits and said to STAR
reporter. Nothing could have pleased me bett +
than the way things went to-day. I regarl
it as special providence that Mr.. Bro0i..
ana the Treasury detectives came to ny
call at IL O'Clock on the night OF july
1t Was providence that the President was taken
TO Long Branch and diei there Iwant the ease
TO go TO the jury without argument, but wish to
address the jury and to speak about an hour. I
Will discuss Inspiration and politics in il and
While some OF II viii be in Keeping with my Christ
mas address, but much OF It will be new" Having
his cell, and after setting things TO rights aud
washing his hands went down to the cell In the
end OF The building.
Star Route Reductions.
A MILLION AND HALF CUT OFF IN ONE MONTH.
Second Assistant Postmaster General Elmer to
day sent as New Years present, he says the fol-
lowing Official communication to the Postmaster
General:
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. /
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 4. 1882
Hon. Thomas l.. James, Postmaster General:
SIR have the honor TO inform you that during
the month OF December, 1881 the following
changes In the star and steamboat service were
made: Increase in star service SS SS1 decrease in
star service. $40 $751; leaving net star reduction
Slu,O; decrease In steamboat service, s. AGO. The
gross reduction In cost OF star and steamboat ser
vice from March 1St to December 31st, 1881
amounted to g., or, Az while the increase during
that period amounted TO S6o8, 259, leaving net re-
ductiOn OF $1i39l63.
Very respectfully. RICHARD A. FINER
Second Assistant z. NJ General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

TO PREVENT THE INTRODUCTION OF SMALLPOX
DR.. j. L. Cabell, president, Dr. I. j. Turner secre-
tary, and DR.. P. II. Bailhache, OF the national
board OF health, had an interview with the Pres.-
dent this afternoon. They urge that the rules OF
the national board Of health be enforced at all
quarantine stations to prevent the Introduce of
smallpox In the United States. The Prcsid mt
said that every precauton should be tiken to pre-
vent the Introduction OF the disease. He will in a
day or two ISSUE orders through the State depart
ment to the effect requested by the members Of
the board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

The following IRE the op ming ahl closing n-i,es
or the New II rk Stock Market tO-Ity, as tp,rted
10y sreci~l wire 10 II. III. Dodge, $50 18th street:
Optatag. C3ostag- BID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

THE NEW POSTMASTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Howe visited the Post Office department about
noon to-day, accompanied by his son. Mr.. James
was absent at the time. but Mr.. Howe visited sew
eral OF the heads of the department with whom he
Is acquainted, and stited that he would formally
take charge tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

POLITICAL SHOOTING AFFAIR-Samuel Josephs
aWell-kn0wn politician, whOwas shot in the foot
road while the delegates were returning from the
democratic state convention at Williamsport, Sep
davit against another wel-knuwn politician. RObt.
Lester smith, charging him with aggravated as
Sault and shooting with intent to Kill Smith was
arrested yesterday and held IN *, 900 bail for a
hearing to-day,
The Mississippi legislature met at Jackson yes
terday. Hon. r. o. Reynolds was elected presi-
dent pro tenn. OF the senate and w. II. II. TiSon
speaker OF the house.
It IS given ont, ON the authority OF q cardinal,
that the Pope has no intention quitting the Vat
lean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

Young GIRI-GRADuATE IN BrGAMY-Mrs Cbas
Russell was arrested near Troy, N. Y, day or
Two ago ana locked up on the charge OF bigamy
OF age. sac was formerly Miss Libbie White of
rupert, w. The complaint alleges that she was
tne VIE ol olas liurd, OF Rupert at the time OF
her marriage to Russell This is denied by the
prisoner, who says she never was r'arried to Hurd,
mt tlat she Was induced to live with him for
ABOUT year by her mother who formerly lived
with Hurd. She was married to Russell on No
vember 30 and went to Eagle Bridge to live with
her husband About a week later her uncle took
her PACK 10 RUPERT claiming that She had been
abducted. The family OF Russell objected to the
marriage, ana the arrest made at the instiga-
ton OF Edgar Russell, brother OF her husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

STABBED By REJECTED LOvER.-At Bridgeport
Conn, James Daily was stabbed in the neck Sun
DAY night by Ernest Miller. The wound Is severe
one. The affair occurred On account OF young
woman, to whom Miller had been paying atten-
ton. She had recently discarded him and accepted
OaIly'S company. Miller was arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

GERMANY INVESTIGATING OUR INTERNAL REVENUE
SYsTEM.-Mr. Hertzog, one of the state secretaries
OF the German government at Berlin, has been,
during the past three days, making a thorough
examination OF the practical workings Of the inter-
nal revenue system. He has examined very care
fully all the details OF the internal revenue bureau
He was sent here by his government for this pur-
pose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04
HOLIDAY GOODS.

SHIRTS. SHIRTS, SHIRTS.
W. WANT To REMIND YOU THAT WE SELL
80 Shirts for the money asked than any other est b-
!, by,eD. IN America. Not that doubt your know
-of DE fact but for fear that you might not think
- 4 iu4t the Right time insert this fie reminder
tbst MIGINNISS sold the Mystery" Shirt for 75c
nd il il To- silse UtijtB ali TIRE time. The good MY VS.
~ SHIRT That you bought OF us l. q 3. 5, 6. or
,s age for > cents lie dul Heated both in quality
srd gr.ys ta- day
The '.NIyste- Shirt is az good any Shirt in Wash
&, ION aud the price, unfinished u only IS cents at
is AiEGII&NiSS'. 1902 street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

No BONDS OFFERED TO-DAY.-The Treasury de-
partment is informed by the ASS ant Treasurer
at New York that no bonds were offered for re-
demptlon to-day under the one hundred and sixth
call. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

SELF-SUsTAINING QUARTER OF THE P. O. D.
The report Of expenditures OF the P. O. department
submitted to Postmaster General James upon the
eve Of his retirement. is most gratifying to him.
For the quarter ending September 80, 1880, it
So, 737 55; excess Of expenditures. 81 1855 1855 AZ
For the corresponding quarter OF 1881 the receipts
were So 490 G6,95; expenditures, 6S7 10967: eX-
cess of expenditures only s19S,4G272 General
James thinks the quarter including the present
month will be Self-SuStaining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

A NIGHT OF TERROR ON THE SoUND.-The passen-
gers on the steamer Newport, of the Fall River
New York on Sunday night. The wind blew hur-
rlcane and the snow fell thick. At o'clock in the
morning the Newport coided with schooner,
darkness, and her fate is unknown. The crash
created terrible alarm among the $50 passengers
who were On board Among them were three
travelling theatrical companies and many Of the
ladies tainted from terror, expecting that the boat
would soon go to the bottom. The Newport re-
celved an ugly cash just above the wheel-houSe,
dl5mantllng the kitchen, and the staterooms on
me th upper deck were crushed In, but fortunately
stove caused a Slight fire. but it was extinguished
before the ladies became aware OF the added ter
ror The theatrical people on board were the
Comiey- Barton, the StrategiSts and the Big Four
Com binatiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

SINGULAR DEATH OF RANCHMAN.-A correspon-
dent or the n \. World telegraphs as follows from
RaWlns, Wy, December 20: George Miller, the
superintendent of Stewards extensive cattle
rancho on the Sweetwater, seventy miles north of
this place. accidentally shot himself there yester
tile dinner table and had gone into the saddle
room tending to ride ont on the range when the
men were STARTLED by the sharp report OF pistol
nsNt room found him on the floor in a pool OF
Mood. HIS only words were: 81 am shot" He
down from peg his pair OF chapareT0s a brace OF
pistols hanging over his eggings had fallen at his
leet ana struck the board hoor. The hammer OF
one OF tiefn not being On the safety notch, was
discharged, the ball entering his stomach and
ranging upwards. Miller was man OF property
ana 11a leaves wire, son and daughter in Council
brought In over the mountains seventy miles by
his employees and Will be taken to his home on to-
nfSht express train. The ranch of which he was
IN charge Is one OF the largest in wyoming the
Vaiue OF the cattle alone being over $50, 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

SWIFT AND TERRIBLE RETRIBUT1oN w f.
Graham, who killed, robbed and burned Philip
Egley, at Venanso, Ellsworth county, Kansas was
nung by mob In front Of the court house, Mon
day night. W. c. Rose would have met the same
rate, but was taken from jail and secured by the
Sheriff during the excitement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04
Not q Question Of Color but "Hish
Church,

Although the standing committee OF the Protest
ant Episcopal church of the diocese OF Maryland
declines to make public the reasons for refusing to
recommend for ordination in holy orders Mr.
Bishop, colOred candidate, it can be positively
stated that the question OF color and the question
OF character did not ener into the decision OF the
COMMITTEES. There are coiored clergy in the do
cese OF Maryland, and one OF the members OF the
standing committee has admitted that MI. Bsh-
ops Character is without stain. 1t therefore be-
comes plain that the standing committee has re-
FUSED 10 recommend the candidate for ordination
ON account OF his /" high church" proclivities. He
Calvary, by the rector OF St Pauis and the presi-
dent or the Theological Seminary In New York, OF
whcn ne Is graduate, all Of whom are looked
upon oy the conservative standing committee az
disciples OF the rttualistic school
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An Albany Sensatiou


RIcH>oND, VA, January 4-The gen aral ssera-
bih met to-day, with full quorum IN each house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

STEAMSHIP WRECKS LAST YEAR-AS the tonnage
OF the steam merchant marine increases year after
year. SO in like proportion do the disasters to steam
just closed show the total disasters to steam YES
sells during last year to be 1885, OF these vessels
perhaps dozen have been raised, repaired and
become total wrecks. There have also been a few
that have been sunk at their piers through the
carelessneSs OF the officers or steyedOres while
the BraunschWeig on December Oath, while load
Ing with coal in the harbor at Bremen. Others
have been stranded and floated OF again without
receiving any apparent damage The loss of life
In proportion to the number OF vessels destroyed
was small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

SQUELCHING A SEwING-NAcBINE Lo1TERY-At
Saratoga, George N. crippen, q merchant, adver-
t&sed some weeks since that all purchasers Of goods
at his store would receive numbered ticket and
ten sewing machines would be distributed by los
among the holders Of said tickets On New Years
Monday, after he had begun drawing the prizes,
Onicer Fryer arrested hun on warrant for draw,
ing an Illegal lottery and seized the sewing
machfn0G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-04

LIVE STOCK MARKEr.-At Drover's Rest live
stock sales are reported yesterday by l. L. Tar-
enner as follows:-aOO cattle up and sold. Best.
5; thin steers, oxen and cows, 80 to T. 600 sheep
and lambs:-Lambs, to Ga; Sheep Az 10 or;
Is cows and calves, sl5 TO $50
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A CARD FROM WI. VI. GAIT & CO.

First premium for the best barrel Of -four MADE from
rrrS wheat thus day awarded to entry No. Is
eon y, class y, department 26 TO Vim. NJ. Gait
NheS- our hands. at tbe Nation al Fair Grounds, of
- District Of Columbia this 1ith day of October. 1851.
W MENNONITE. Experts on Flour.
JOHN ID. NEW NANN,t
Attest: JAS. S. EDWARDS. Marshal.
+. S.Ite above mentioned -four is CERES the ceIe-
DRAFTED Minnesota Patent Process Flour, which was
avaf'ied the First Prem. AGAINST az other
At the National Fair in 1879 and leac gold niea>. aud
now again IN 1881 The competition in -four Ger
tily lively this year, and the premium was
Vel contested for hut it simply npessbity to
beat CERES. and the premium just awarded is only ad
di other trump To the Ulaniic success this
Celebrated Flour has gained in this community.
We would respectfully mentn the fact that Mrs. s. F.
Anerst received the first premium for the hshdsomest
rolls and biscuits exhibition ard they made
CERES FLOUR which is Only another proof that it
stands Ne. among the best Minnesota Patent Fours
Known 70 the trade For sale by all first class grocers
W. NJ. CALF & co.
coRSER Isl STREET AND lSDIANA AVENUE.
Who are also the sole Wholesale Agents for the Dis
enct of Heckers celebrated Self raising Flour aid
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