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500,

A gentleman from Virginia yesterday stepped
into the Importers Tea Company's store, 819 Mar
bill, with the remark 'that he did not want his
name to appear In case he should happen to get
valuable present of any OF the sixty cans he was
about to buy.' Being assured that his name would
not be given to the press II he did not wish 1t, he
made the investment and was rewarded by finding
In one OF the cans handsome diamond ring worth
$50; In tanOther can chatelaine watch worth S1S;
In still another an elegant scarf pin worth several
dollars, and piece OF ewelry in each OF the other
investment, and after giving the order to ship the
goods to place not fifty miles from Richmond,
left, saying che would be in town again next Fri
day and Saturday and would certainly give the
Importers Tea Company call" Quite a large
number OF orders are daily received by mail. Peo-
pie who have once ordered by mail generally send
another order Immediately, thus proving concltl-
Slvely that they are satisfied with the quality of
tea and coffee received, though occasionally it may
be the present in each can has something to do
with SO haSty repetition OF the original order.
or one thing we feel sure, and that is that the I'M
porterS' Tea Company Is daily growing in popu-
Iarity. Square dealing is the motto Of the COM
pany. No Misrepresentation of any kind are per-
mitt ed, by the management Rich and poor, big
and little, Old and young, are treated exactly alike,
and poor man has just as good a chance to get a
nice pair OF diamond eardrops for his wife or
as rich man The tea is nut up in paper cans
and weighs (can and contents) ~ pounds, each
can containing present Of some kind, either
money or jewelry, in value from 10 cents to 500
respectively. No blanks. The coffee is also put
up in paper cans and weighs (can and contentS
81 POUNDS. Always a present IN each can OF COT
fee. Both tea and coffee OF the very best quail
ity and can't be beat anywhere. This IS positively
guaranteed. Orders by mail promptly forwarded
to all parts OF the United States. Cash should al
ways be sent with the order. Cans invariably
selected by dsintereSted parties for people out OF
the city. Address
IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY
$40 Market Space, Washington, be.
Price to clubs, stores md agents. as wen as indi-
yduals. 81 per can, II cans for $10 % sa0
60 cans for $50.
For General Debility
and Prostration Hop Bitters will do wonders.
Prove 1t by trial.
Druggists
say that Lydia E. Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound
is the best remedy for female weakness that they
ever heard OF, for it gives universal satisfaction.
Send to Miss Lydia 4. Pinkham, 2S3 Western ave-
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LANSBURGH l. BROTHER,
lol AND 4oe SEVENTH STREET.

gUyHE DEAF HEAR THROUGH THE TEETH, AND
u the deaf and dumb he.r and learn to speak BY
means Of recent wonderful scientific inven1icu. fe
DENTAPHONE- By ita uss fhe deaf sxe euah1ed 70
hear a ordinary ConvegoaAon. LectureA Ono@ta &e.,
kaf3 e sCdsE,tasa 2ea2 1872 Fs asT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-07

Bad Dreams,
Disturbed sleep, Indigestion, Stomach Cas- all
vanishes before Hop BitterS
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BRIsTow, card writer, at the Capitol, House Of
Representatives, main door, gives card cases away.
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FussELL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.

SAVE EYEsf6HT and dollars by consulting Hemp
Ter, AZ street.
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Ladies who appreciate elegance and purity are
using ParkerS Hair BaiSam. 1t is the best article
sold for restoring gray hair to its original color
beauty and luSter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-07

BAgy CARRIAGES painted and trimmed at the
Washington Carriage Factory, So. 1th street north
west G.. W. Mason
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CITY ITEMS.
Don't Forget

II Thou Hast Ears
To hear let me recommend to you Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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NATURES TRIUMPH.
FRAZIER'S ROOT BITTFRs.

fhAZlER'S ROOT
III you are weak or languid. Frazer's Btters. II
Your desh Is nabby and Your complexion sallow use
traZlers Bltters. If yon live in malaria district
Fraziers Bitters Il worn down with the Of chill
dren, EraZiers Bitters. If you have the blues
use Frazer's Bters If you have kept late hours and
i've contrary to the laws of health Frszisrs Rooe
Btters If you need toning up take Fraziers Root Bit.
ters If you have abused instead Of used natures et
use Fraziers Bitters you feel old before your time
You havo gloomy forebodings. Frazers Btters. Il
your hands trenlble and your eyes have grown dim,
fraziers Root Bitters will make you feel young sain
Sold by all druggists at the low price d 81
per bottle. FRANK 8. HENRY 4 CO., Sole Proprie-
tori, Cleveland. O. WIN. b. ENTwISLE Druerise
corner pennsylvania avenue and 18th street washing
ton. u. c.. Retail Agent janS
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PatrOniZe that standard beautiier and purifying
agent, Glenn'S Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whtsker Dye, black or brown, SOC,
Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar
Will arrest every ailment affecting the lungs
throat or chest
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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Special Weather Bulletin.

Special Weather bulletin.
WARM WAVE TO BIZ FOLLOWED BY COLD ONE
The chief signal officer Of the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the Dress:-
The barometer is highest in the South Atlantic
states, and lowest In the upper lake region. Fair
weather has prevailed NOrthwesteriy winds are
reported in Minnesota, Iowa and New England,
elsewhere they are Soutlcrly. The temperature
has fallen nearly thirty degrees in Dakota and
Minnesota, and risen about fifteen degrees in the
lake region. ana ten degrees IN the gulf states. A
warm wave, averaging twenty degrees above the
mean for the month, moving TO the east
ward, now extends from the upper lake
region 10 Rio GraDde valley, and VIII he fol-
lowed by cold wave hut not Of great extent. now
central in Dakota The following temperatures
were reported yesterday afternoon: Norfolk and
Charlotte sixty degrees. Charleston SiXty-one
degrees. Jacksonville aid Savannah sixty-siX de-
grees, New Orleans siXty-Seven degrees, Galveston
sfXty-eight degrees, San Antonio seventy degrees
Clearing weather Is indicated for Wednesday in
the middle Atlantic states, New England, TenneS-
see, and Ohio valley and west gulf states.
THREE DOLLARS a dozen for cabinet photographs,
at the New Photo Co ReSittingS made until sat-
isfactofy without extra charge; elegant rooms
one easy flight of stairs PennSy lydnia ave. three
doors west OF 9th ST.
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SELLING OFF!
At and below cost all of immense stock now in our
stores,
404 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET

without making profit In this instance 1t is compu
y sSa s sSr y s
every width and we'll known brands at less t an manu-
long before late heavy rise we are enabled to sell as
Our best Prints in sirtinss and Dress Styles. war
ranted fast colors, cents
CLOSED OUT way below cost. We have reduced our
20 cent Dress Goods to 10 cents
25,cent Dress Gecds te l2,8 cents
37hcent Dress Goods to 20 cents,
b0-cent Dress Goods to 25 cents,
And all finer goods in PROPORTION. We have taken great
ever piece De overlooked we shall make a reduction
Remember. we shall carry no Winter Goods over
which price will sell.
SILKS. sAT1Ns.
PLUsHEs, yELyETs.
Our assortment IS complete. having upward of
200 pieces hand. These have all been reduced Is
CLoAKs.
ALL REDUCED
From $ oS.
From S. to IS.
From $40 to SC.
From sl2 to 81.
From SIS to 50,
ana a inner goods at great sacrifice We have about
ore fa with I'll 9 and de- not want to
sold ''A' Will ''a S'0eA ine' snan ana must De
GREAT BARGAINS!
CLOTHS.
Az sd blankets ps reduced from 8 to g pair
filed with White Cotton reduced to s. 40 from g. Re-
Brown Table Linen. 81 WIDE 20 cents; Unbleached
Table Linen "a, at Is. reduced from s7h.
s.. IS Table Damask for Is cents.
81. so Table Dalnask cut down to 81.
TOWELS. TOWELS. TOWELS.
Selling off the entire stock at tribe over half price
iS SxPk d5s% s. 6o VI + g. all reduced
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
Bill of lading and custom house REGENTS inst re-
S SesR
since advanced 20 per cent Therefore look out for
BARGAINsl THEY MUST BE SOLD.
All our FANCY GOODS. such -
SKIRTS. pu 1NTEsyTA,, HOSIERY, GLOVES.
AASHfk assEMEaTikkhiEEsss. HINGES
All Reduced Some Way Below Cost.
/ 9oo dozen tsdies, Hsmmed Pure LINEN HAND
worth rs cents each mo
NJ e.Ef s efHs iSs dG Which Mse: .s q AZ
year at rs cents and which gave such that
These have reduced to cents 70 'near
We haSs also about three cases Of Ladies LINEN
for the last six months. They must be sold.
FOUR CENTS SHALL BE THE PRICE!
BUTTONS! BUTTONSl
Our cent Button Stock is more complete than ever
It the talk Of the country mail bringing orders
from State of the Union Many Of these Buttons
retsiled in this and other cities ut 81 per Dozen
Remember they must be sold.
REMEMBER. REMEMBER!
We do not make the reductions for pleasure but IA
our building shall be grand affair, we promise to opeo
it with
GRANDER STOCK
AND ALL NEW AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE
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tonic for the brain and generatiye organs. 1t posi-
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists,
81 bottle; six for S.. St0tt Cromwell, $50 Pa
ave. n. w.
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3. ROBINSON d co.
BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE
,0S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

o13 90S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
nR. SIBLEY'S COMPOUND CALISAYA
Wine Bitters contans ten ingredients nine Of veee-
tables and one of iron. The magnetic iron which en-.
tiers into their composition Of the most superior quail
ity and is the form in which it il found In the blood
These Bittsrs win cure dyspepsia, nervous debility,
neuralgia, rhenmatism. scrofuls marasmus bilious
and malarss feyers and ell disease OF the stomach
liver. blood and nerves: ALSO all fe,na.e diseasoe.
avenue northwest MS
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The Cond e,nned Assassin.

HIS BROTHER HIS ONLY VISITOR YESTERDAY.
Guiteau Was taken out OF his cell yesterday into
the rotunda OF the Jail and photographed. His
brother. John W. Guiteau, spent part of the day
with him, and was the only visitor whom the
prisoner saw. He is composed and apparently
hopeful Mr.. John w. Gu1te1u expects to leave
for home tomorrow. He intends to make occa-
sonal visits to this city between this and summer
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ladies please listen for the coming week
III extra good value you desire to seek.
In Dry Goods and Notions of very first rank,
Read the following catalogue opposite Riggs Bank.
Our bargains in Hamburgs for sewing days
Have caused thousands already with pleasure gaze
At the patterns. fine qualities and prices so low
Popular patronage gives preference to C0CHRANE& co
Our last years Embroideres were in great demand,
But this seasons tar exceed others on hand,
Then, it was well to feel Nth some tact,
The New Departure now is settled fact.
Our fine Linens, too we told you before
None are better in the District, than inside door,
Irish, Scotch French and German, very best flax
All who see them cannot enthusiasm relax.
Towels and Napkins or Damasks by the yard,
To find such qualities at our prices liz very hard,
Ladies look and compare this District all over
And invariably return. the above truth &c discover.
COCHRANE'S Muslin Underwear the people say,
In searching for good bargains day by day,
Best CLOTH best work by Nuns machine"
Opposite Riggs, for the price, the best il SEEN"
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DRY GOODS.
ILLUMINATED SPRING SUITINGS

NEW FRENCH SATINES.
PARIS BAT1STES and TOILE DAISACE.
ASDERSON'S SCOTCH GINGHtNS.
PRINTED ALL LINEN LAWNS,
LUPIS'S CELEBRATED BLACK GOODS.
COtRTAUID'S ENGLISH GRAPES and Wells.
ELEFANT BLACK RfIADAMES. from 81. 80 to 81.
RICH CuLORED REAbAMES. from 81. 75 10 8. rs.
24-inch wide AI.-SIIK SATIN sURArIS, at Sl.2S.
BLACK and C0LoRED YEIYErS and PLUSHES.
MORE FRANCHISE in all cclors
BLACK SILKS from CSC. to 81. best makes.
Extra Good Values in
TABLE LINENS TOWELS, NAPKINS, SnEET.
ING. and PILLOW LINENS.
NEW WHITE GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
S An inspection is solicited the stock is entirely
and ali goods from the best facturers at
home and abroad
So THE LOWEST CORRECT PRICES GUARAN-
TEED.
SEATON PERRY.
(SUCCEssOR TO PERRY & BRoTuER'0
Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Established 1870. "a
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NOLORED CASHMERES, IN LIGHT BLUE.
y Cream and other colors. wide double width, all
WOOL so.
SILK AND WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS, reduced
from so to 25.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. large size, 81 So
COLORED SILKS, so.
COLORED SILK PLUSH, reduced from g. rs 90. So
PIANO COVERS. SILK EMBROIDERED. s.. IS.
Large size WHITE BRIDAL QUILTS, 1928
COLORED and BLACK CASHMERES, double width.
pure wool, 37H.
All Of our heavy double width CLOAKING CLOTHS
reduced to 81. so and s..
BLACK SILK VELVET 81
Beautiful PLAID DRESS GOODS. widest double
width, reduced from rs to $50.
PURE WOOL BLANKETS, reduced from 81 to S..
All Of our 81. % BLACK SILKS reduced to$I.
All of our 81. 80 BLACK SILKS reduced to 81. 25
COLORED CASHMERES reduced from Is to I2H
CoLORED and BLACK sATINS. rs.
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AMoUNTINa 70 81. So
n.,r NO. uc.sea g; Hslyes. g 49, e
Postal Money Order, o. rpgistered Uafl
kespn9sh.s sfent wsnted = g pc!1es: xne go
WA E = - 2; I sa'sslnA =.
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For General Debility
md Prostration Hop Bitters will do wonders.
DruxGiSts

say that Lydia E. Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound
is the best remedy for female weakness that they
ever heard Of for it gives universal satisfaction.
Send to Miss Lydia 4. Pfnkham, 2S3 Western ave-
nue., Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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AMBROSE LANCASTER. VIM. Johnson and Henry
Nichols, the last named white, all small boys
were in the dock at the Police Court to-day on the
charge OF being Migrants The officers OF the fifth
precinct testified to finding these boys sleeping
under the Census Office steps. They have no
home The boys pleaded guilty and were sent to
the wOrkhOuSe for 80 days
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCENENT,-In order to close out
our stock OF the famous Ovette kid glove, in g.
buttons We shall offer to the ladies OF Washington
for the balance OF this week only, the above we'll
known make at &c. per pair, every pair warranted
n tried on at our glove counter. Not more than
three pair sold at a time. Also. few Forster hook
lace gloves at soc. per pair. Hosiery, laces, Ham,
burgS, at reduced prices.
b. j. BEHREND & Son,
s1S 7th street, between III and !.
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WILLARD HOTEh LOTTERY DRAWING

llrH FEBRUARY, 1881.
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
LoUIsvILLE, KY, November IN. 1881
Resolved That the Board Of Commissioners consentto
postponement of thed rawing of the Willard Hotel lot
terry, until the 18th day of February, 1852 and tnsf
they viii not consent TO any further poetponemenf -
the same.
RoBT. MALLORY, Chairman.
By the above resolution THE drawing Inf and will h
had on the day fixed. or money distributed back 10
ticket holders.
II enough tickets sold before date fixed, fha
drawing VIII lie had and notice Of same win be given
- LIST OF PRIZES:
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MIscEGENATION.-A rather good looking and well
dressed white woman OF middle age, named Eliza.
beth Jones, who lives at the corner of 9Th and
Grant streets, was witness in the Police Court
yesterday afternoon for a rather hOmely looking
colo!ed man named William Jones, who she swOre,
was her husband
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather
0rrTrp rT THE ('uvrr SrCNar OrrJ(

OFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. DC. February = 1892. $3.50 I'm. {
For the Middle Atlantic states, warmer, fair
weather. followed by local rain or snow southerly,
Yeefins, to Mn-ffry winds
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WHAT BOSTON FOLLOWERS OF WILDE CALL AN EsrsE-
TIC PATIENCE PARTY.
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A SERIOUS ASSAULT WIN A SwoRD.-WfIliam
Jenkins, bury aid savage looking negro man.
pleaded guilty IN the Police Court yesterday after
noon, 10 having assaulted another colored man.
named James DObSCn, who showed the court a
classify cut on the back OF his head which, he said
JENKINS Inflicted With a sword when witness was
lot looking At him, because he said witness had
s1m soinethlng about his wife. He was sentenced
10 six months IN iail.
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TIE ST. PATRICK's DAY CELEBRArIoH-Atan meet
ing OF IRISH societies TO perfect arrangements for
appropriately celebrating st Patrrk's Tiay of1ieers
were elected as follOws:-ThOmias Frederick pres
1dent; nj. L. sullivan, vice president and a s
ozark, treasurer IL wa; also decided to hold a
banquet at Abner's on the afternoon of that day
The HibeTDian Benevolent Society No. I last night
Completed arrangements for the ~. Patrick's day
parade, and Mir. j. III. OBrien was elected their
mounted marshal for the occasion.
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Mr. GI1LIG AND THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL Hos
PITAL.-The executive committee of the Garfield
Memorial Hospital conferred yesterday with Mr.
Henry +. Gillig, OF the American Exchange In Lon
I'm which to lay before the Americans abroad and
the people OF Great Britain the objects OF the COM
mlttee. Mr.. Gilg. having consented, he was in-
vested with full authority TO form such organiZa-
ton as he deemed desirable to secure s,IbSerip-
tons both from Americans abroad and from
BritonS to the hospital fund
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tn. CONFERENCE OF TEMPERANCE WoNrN-At
last evenings session OF the conference OF the
WOinan's National Christian Temperance Union.
In Calvary Baptist church. addresses were made
Dy MIS- Mary y. Woodbridge, Mrs. j. Ellen Foster,
Mrs Caroline B. Buell. and other ladies' This
morning. session WAS taken up with devotional
exercises This afternoon the theme for discussion
was the "Model Union," and short addresses were
hi.he ny several ladies. The closing session this
evening viii DC held 1t Wesley Chapel
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CARRIERS.

DRY GOODS.
Just received a New Supply of Bansey's Table
Linens of beautiful designs. which selling at
prices lower than can he found.
Large stock Of Napkins and Doyles to match.
Fine HuCkaback knotted Fringe Towels, rs cents.
Richardson's Linens, in all numbers.
Linen Sheetings, and lOll.
Large Stock Donestics, in all the best makes.
The best l0l Bleach Sheetng in the market for 25
cents.
]. A. LUTTRELL CO.,
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Having leased for term Of twenty five years the
property now occupied by Messrs Gusdorf, Knees anc
Petersen.
40, 100 AND 424 SEVENTH STREET,
We shall shortly commence to erect Four story Build
ing, second to none in the country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-12-30
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.

Since Garfield was delighted and in
structed by the correspondence OF Dor
sey, what right has his friends to COM
plain? Dorsey was much closer to Gar
field than themselves and he took Dor
sey's advice good deal OfteneT.-Phila-
dalphia Record Qnd9
Senator Williams, E,ae Senator Brown
OF Georgia, has nquestiOnably man
aged by single speech to do more dam
age to the Democratic cause in the next
Presidential campaign than either can
do to aid it by steady and unremitting
efforts from now until election day; but
even this fact ought not to be permitted
to make partisan issue of the reform
of the civil serYice.-Philadelp Press
(Rep) Dec. %.
Mr., Dorsey is tOlerably free with the
correspondence of dead statesmen,
showing that he Rad high authority and
grateful endorsement of his peculiar
methods of carrying States for the g. o.
p. by the unsparing use of SOAP" and
he has gone far enough to show the liv-
ing what he may do if hard pressed.
We hope the whole disgTaceful BUSINESS
will be forced to the surface. In the
last two elections the Republicans have
won by the grace Of Ofswindling and fraud
and the people of the country have a
right to know in Just what way they
have been cheated.-BjstOn Post, (Dem.)
There is no trading off of Offices dis
closed in this correspondence, but there
is humiliating familiarity between
Garfield and Jewell and Morton on the
one hand and Dorsey and Filley and
other managers on the other. The cor
TespOndence lowers Garfield and all of
them no could be lowered. The whole
fact is that the party put forward its
dirty men to run the campaign, aGd
Garfield was too intimate with their
work and gushed and slabbered over
them more than there was any call for,
and to a degree which would have
damned any candidate had the letters of
Mentor been issued in daily and public
editiOns.-Springield, Mass, (Rep.)
Nor will the new revelations touch
ing the Indiana campaign injure Gar
fell. But they paint him as he was
and as his indiscreet and Over-ZealOus
followers would have us believe he was
not. They picture him to us directing
the movements Of trained band of pO-
litical corruptionists. They show him
sacrificing to the ambitions passion of
his life every shred of conscience. They
clinch the wide impression that he was
prominently a masquerading reformer,
an unscrupulOus self-seeker. Garfield
is dead, but for the benefit of coming
generations these things are good to
know.-Utiea, N. T., Observer, Dem)