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How to Become Rich Suddenly

In the quiet hours Of reflection when man sits
down and reflects upon the seemingly uneven dis
trloulion OF wealth In this country, and even all
countries, lt causes dismal attack of blues to
rervade the epigastrium of one who is ignorant
Where the supply OF food for himself and his fam
lily is 10 come from for the morrow. He thinks
keene, stewart, Wanamaker, Lorllarthand many
otne,s whose names are as familiar as household
words lie signs for sudden wealth, and IN his
despair often would stop at no extremity, however
desperateto have even the title of riches the more
fortunate seem TO despiSe. He overlooks entirely
a TACT maze known to everybody for years through
the press that The Louisiana State Lottery COM
pany at New orleans, La. on the second Tuesday
OF every month distributes hundreds Of thousands
OF dollars in princely fortunes to applicants to
A: Dauphin, New Orleans, for the sum OF IS q
whole TICKET, or One-fifth fractiOnalIY for 81
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DIR. C. w. RenSOn.

OF Baltimore, Nd, prepares skin that is the
pest thing Ior skin diseases ever known. 1t cures
eczema, tetter, ring-Worm and all rough and scaly
skin diseases in the Shortest time Sold by al,
druggists at 81 per package.
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A Good Investment.

MY wife said was fool when brought home
bottle OF Parker's Ginger Tonic. But when it
broke up my cough, drove away her neuralgia and
cured babyS dysentery she Thought had made a
good inveStment-N Y Tailor,
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XANDER-Everybody'S friend Who don't know
him In tue District, OF at least the famous brands
or imported wines, liquors and brdndieS that lie
sells. His store is famous FOR the finest goods OF
all grades at popular prices. Gil 7tl ST.
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WE would again remind those of our patrons
wishing Crayon portraits for holiday presents not
20 postpone their S.tIing5 too long. Rice, phOtog-
rapher, 1919 Pennsylvania avenue.
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SPLENDID LOT OF FURNITURE AT AUCTION
rooms, commencing ut 30 O'clock q superb col
lection OF furniture, embracing parlor and cham
oer suites, antique furniture and other objects OF
value. See ad. ~
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Many lose their beauty from the hair falling OF
fading. Parker's Hair Balsam supplies necessary
nourishment, prevents falling and grayness, and
Is an elegant dressing.
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Mr. GEO. WHITE. late OF Worth's Paris com.
mences his engagement November 9th, at the
Ladies, Cloak Pariors- Ladies, call and see the
latest Paris novelties in dress cutting and making
Dy the greatest artist in America. after November
an, at the Ladies' Cloak ParlOrs, IA 9Th street
northwest
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No MORE GRuNBLISG about high prices. You can
get rib roast from 10 To 15c. round steak 1Oc sir
loin IKE porter house 15c., pork tendrrloins 15c.
sausage l3c-, liver s., kidneys &c. We have Just
received . car load of the celebrated Armour &
Co.'S choice Chicago beef at 922 Penna. ave- NV.
j. A HOFFMAN, Manager
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"A CARD: The ladies who have been so well
pleased with our ''immense bargains In kid gloves
VIII be pleased TO hear that we will hereafter ut
every pair or gloves to the hand.
B. j. BEHREND & Son, SIS 9TH street northwest
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LET NO SOUVENIR induce you TO buy your gloves
elsewhere when you can buy q hook .FOSter''
lace kid glove at S.. worth 81. IS at
b. j. BEHRESD Il sons. SIS 7th street northwest
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
NEwYoRK. September 16, 1882.
Mess GOODWIN Co., NEW YORK.
GENTLEMEN:
In compliance with your request have pur-
chased in open market in this city, Brooklyn and Jer
sey City. at fifty different stores. fifty packages each of
your ''OLD JUDGE" CIGARETTES and Smoking
Tobacco
I have submitted the Tobacco taken from these
sources to Chemical Analysis for the purpose of
mining the presence absence of opium or its COM
pounds, other deeterious or injurious substances
foreign to the Tobacco. Having failed to find any
traces of these abnormal substances feel warranted
in testifying to the purity Of your ''OLD JUDGE
CIGARETTES and Smoking Tobacco.
Yours respectfully.
r. OGDEN DOREMUS, NJ. D., IL. d.
Professor Chemistry and Torcotogv an the Belleuue
Hospital Medical COLLEGE, and Professor of Chenafs-
trv and Physics in the College Of the city Of Ne,c
York.
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A Loss Prevented.

Prfgg's Jewelry Store. 457 Pa. Ave.
Roman designs In Earrings, Lace Pins, Bracelets
and Buttons; PeriscOpc Eye-GiAsses, 81.
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THE NEW Photo. ART. Co., 905 Pennsylvania
avenue, are making very fine cabinet photographs
at So per dHzsn. Also superior life-sIze Crayon
portraits from So To $50.
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THERE viii be an administrators sale OF furni.
turg. &C, November I'd, ut $50 Louisiana avenue,
ny FOiey, aucIlOneer. See advertisement.
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45c. SPLENDID " HALEBoSE CoRsErs. Coch

CSC. ALI-wooL rel flannel shirts and drawers
very cheap, on account OF job lot. At HeTZOg'S,
6S 9th street, near Pa. ave.
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THE Thompson patent wave IS now displayed at
III St NV. What can be more becoming TO Il
plain face, or even pretty ones.
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BOYS AND CHILDRES'S CLOTHING a speciality
made In the latest styles at Lew Newmyer's, IA
7th, bet G and III.
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MARRIED.

SLATER-BROWN. At st. Paul's Rock Greek church.
Buck, +; OSk!E BROWN. of the county, to JNO. w.
SLATER, Of Alexandria county, Va.
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STILL AHEAD.-ChicagO beef at following prices:
Prime rib roast, l2{.c.; pOrterhouSe steak, 15c.;
sirloin steak. 12Hc-: COrned beef. Sc. VIM. III.
Fenton d Son, lG9 Northern Liberty Market; "a
ana 30 Center Market, 18th street wing.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNoANsON BROS. AncaonseTS.


BINS cAsEa S s1 B M Nai fNTIRnY. G EIs
T T6STsS q STORE No. 1850 sEvESTH STREET
nv strs,a a ~ =. - f. aa.. ,.ur., -, A..
@ so9ns rm
Probate business l WI ssll on the grsmses Nc: 1880
Fo o 1Srrf ss ON !. FEN
the ent N ssocl eant.,nea therein oompEsns
h,,nns.y 100 Hooas o, every descnpuon'
~ Ri56sns HUGHES: s., &C.. -, I'm,
merry store. LIsSETTE A: BoNiTz.
nI-St Administratr1x Q: Henry bonitz. deceased
81 SALE OF lot
ESfH STREET VEST. IN \" THE CITY OF
Rv virtne ~ 49,. ~ ~ ~. snno co,-, o,r>.
ESRss e.ss
81 9Se viii sell 4 rub G u, susS
OF NOVEMBER. 4. D; 1882. al, -FOUR O'CLOCK p.
ION Of ee TWO q to the sabdxis
as recorded In the office Of the Surveyor of said
Of So sS s' Said Lot has
1t $d feet: =, s.,o. ~.
and te bssee s hs
from ne DAY OF sale the purchaser to give
ing interest the rate Of si1 cent until
@ Rayaoe Quarterly, and secured by deed OF trust
garchassr An At s9ss e purehsser soo
o1 nv ls ~hsa properly sold. EUGENE CARUSi
U7RIisTFE,s SALE IN R7777 17So orc C9gSTa
NaM HEssEY AXDETTE AND SSIREET
CORNER OF FIFTH ANn sTkEET rsSSt pRTH
WE;Sl. Al AUCTION
District of Colnmbia sitting rs Cnnrt of Fo .,
passed on tha 18th ay nf Ga3ta,aon ~ ioto ki.l
the cause Of Ieonold a N al M ~ U.s.: In
al No 8 1879 antv the nnersrned annoiete eI
Trustee nv said decree and actinn nnr H.
and direstons there'n entds Imoet me autn1ry
public auction to the h~hest dasr Of tba r ae al
on WEDNFSTSsY The nj ETE NJ u % ~
Der. A. D. 1882 at Four O'Clock p NJ. the follow
in the citv of Wasbinpnn q no ns ana neing
proved lots Nos. g. 81 as So 90 a. 4a and "a snh
division of lots Nos - "a anG anu 10; se s9o %
the snbdiyision nv Cbrstonher M, I sJ t quo OF
of Riggs suhdiysion Of sad Sonare S Sos ' e.,
said lots fronting On Neu Jarse,t oNanmo on +a M
north street Mat VIII he sLon M anu anu wv 1n
And on THJTRSDaY the STyTEENTIf 1 y AZ e1 nI
the day after the aforesaid sale, viii otter in likem
ront on street sirtesr fset at aI, ts AZ
corner of said lot thance cost fn 81 .
north eighty feet thence west to 5fb street ft st
thence south anna Sth $3.50 81 go ' tee.
feet thence south fifty feet to the place Ct besnnns.
frame house ON nth street ~ ~ ' anu WV
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"Alderney Dairy Wn4ons.0
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In H-lb. "Ward" prints Soc per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c. per Qt Cream, l5c. pint
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AnAuSelllcnts, &c.

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE-Haverly's Minstrels' are
doing eXcellently at the Opera House, and retain
their former popularity. The program is well
made up, and ehcOres the order OF the evening.
The closing sketch is better conceived and more
carefully executed than anything of the kind
MinstrelS Will continue through the week with the
usual Saturday matinee.
NATIONAL THEATER.-" Mankind" a melodrama
National this week. The play is CONSTRUCTED" by
Messrs. Paul Merritt and George Conquest, and IS
Claimed to be entirely novel; this trait is probably
us only merit. The mounting OF the play, how
ever, is extremely handsome several Of the scenes,
notably 'The Rescue Scene, and the Thames En-
bankment, producing positive enthusiasm. Man.
kind will be produced for the remainder OF the
week with Saturday matinee.
COMIQUE.-T The new Theater COm.que is doing an
immense business this week with '1he Necroman-
cer," a work on the "Black Crook" order The
specialtes introduced are excellent, Rice and Bar
ton being unexcelled in Ethiopian characters.
WILLARD HALL--An entertainment will be given
On Friday night at Willard Hall for the benefit OF
the School OF Cookery and the Epiphany Mission
Among the e, attractions Will be silent drill by
instrumental and vocal solos by prominent anna
teurs OF the city.
THE WYNDAM CONPANY.-Charles Wyndam,
WIN MS London company, mlde big success at
the Union Square theater, New York, last night.
He was recalled three times after each act The
pany will appear in Washington this season.
Books AND HOLIDAY GooDs.-For the next ten
days, and before what remains Of the stock is
shipped to New York, extraordinary bargains in
books, stationery, holiday goods, ETC., will be
oi1ered by f. b. Mohun, at the corner Of Pennsyl-
Van1a avenue and 11th street. See his advt
MISSING PRIsoNER.-Edward Bryan, a colored
man, was yesterday presented by the'grand jury
for an assault upon his wife, Henrietta. with In
tent to Kill, and during the confusion in the adj
lOurnlnent OF the court the prisoner walked out OF
the court room and disappeared.
WILLS FILED.-To-day Register Ramsdell re-
1vifc of
Samuel Adams, for record. She gives house 327 c
street southwest to her daughter Elizabeth Muloy.
70 her other daughters, Eliza and Emma Leon
Adams, is given house 1927 street northwest. TO
her husband, house 329 street southwest, and
the balance OF her estate the children OF her de-
Kaiser also filed to-day, leaves his property to his
wife, Elizabeth, during wldowhood, for the sup
port or herself and education Of the children.
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Inn21er Oyster Depot and Restaurant.
yin near E-Johnson's Choice steamed, roast and
br0lled oysters All selected. Ladies' saloon first
floor. $500 80
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BEST BLK. CAsHNEEEs-7th ST Mourning Store
NEW PRESENTS to all j. E Young's customers.
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For all lies chances and changes the training
received at the Spencerian Business College pro-
v1des sure defense
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EXCITEMENT ON 7TH STREET-All about the stylish
Clothing offered at Lew Newmyer'S, ia 9Th street,
between G. and III.
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Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea. pripng
In the bowels and wtrd collie. By giving health
TO the child II rests the mother. Price Is cents
uoetiO" m,W,S
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SOUVENIRS are cheap, but our 8 but. length
"MOusquetaire Sid gloves at 81 are cheaper. Every
pair fitted 10 the hand.
B. j. BEHREND & SOS. SIS eth street northwest
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CITY ITEMS.


The Year Has E0mn Seasons,
During all OF which keep On hand Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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SOUVENIRS not given away, but genuine hook
"FOSter" Kid gloves sold at g0c, worth s165. Every
pair fitted to the hand.
B. j. BEHREND Il Son. SIS 9Th street northwest
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GOOD FOR ALL WINTER-A pair OF HahnS la
dies 81 peb. goat button. SIG eth street.
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FrssELL's les CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

JAIL THE NEW SHADES and latest styles OF suit
and oyereoats 1t Lew Newmyer's, 734 9TH, bet.
and ii.
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Real GrIPURE LAcEs, all silk. Bargains Coch-
Hane'S
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SEE ADS: "Jap" and 'scrap Pictures" J.Jay Gould
WALL PAPERS, X. w. Henderson Il Co., 1l13 St
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FURNITURE SALE--DuncansonB Bros viii sell at 1921
10Th street northwest, tomorrow morning some
line furniture, to which they call the attention of
buyers. See advertisement
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INDICATED SHAKER ELANNELs.
81 Cts. 45 cts, 30 cts. c. cts, rs cts

81 Cts. IS cts, 30 cts. c. cts, rs cts.
Atwood Flan.els. IS c.s., 90, 81, As, so cts.
English kldderIainstcr CARPETS, 90 cts.
4e-inch HlndCo Cloth, al colors. 30 cts
Black CashmereS Gil WOOL 81, so, CO, as cts.
Goursaud,s o. Lnglish Crepes, IS. "A. s..
10 Shooting Cottols. IS cts.
Best Feather proof Fed Ticking, % cts
Silk Pushes, all colors, 81
Silk Nelvets, all colo-s 81. IS.
Cashmere Dress Goods, all coiors, l2k.
brussels Carrots, as cts. new Patterns.
Sloaks, new styer, ~. SO. So, SO.
Lsdies Gents and Ch.lurcn's Wool Underwear Is cts
30 Cts, SO Cts, CO cts, IS cts
iiesSy canton fiannes. z. 10, IL. Is cts,
LADIES' all wool Flannel Suitng rs cts
BLACK ssilas. 81 81. 10, 81. so, tits,
Brocat NeiScts, al Golors, ~ yard.
Coloret Silae heavy GFes GRAIN 81
cardinal C,shIl, res, SO cts, 60 eta,
Doi:naDs, ns% styss.. $40 So $l4, SO.
Double White Wool Blankets, 81 50 So. a
He'd C:lnfo.tz, IS cts, 81. 81. IS, 81. so.
Cloth Tor aien end Boys wear, Is, 81 so 60 eta
Seal skin lfushss, al sty.es
ladies uLssr Ci:tas. o. wide. all wool, g. So
SONS,
Co 11ANsYLvANIA AVENUE
81 eoafh nd.
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STATEMENT
UNDER OATH.

UNDER OATH.

Il have been afflicted for twenty years with an obst-
nate skin disease, called by NJ D. Psoriasis and
others Leprosy commencing my scalp, and spite
OF all could do, with the help Of the most skifuI doc
tors it slowly but surely extended until year ago this
winter covered entire person in form dry scales
For the last three years have been unable to do any
labor and suffering intensely all the time Every morn
ing there could be nearly dustpanfu of scales taken
from the sheet bed of them as large as
the envelope containing this letter. In the latter part of
the winter my skin commenced cracking OPEN tried
everything almost that could be thought Of without any
relief The 18th OF June started west in hopes could
reach the Hot Springs reached Detroit and was so
low thought should have to go to the hospital but
hnaly got as Tar as lansing Mich where had sister
living. One DR.. - treated me about two weeks but
did me no good All thought had but short time to
live. earnestly prayed to die Cracked through the
SKIN all over my back, across my ribs arms hands,
hmos feet badly swollen, toe nails off, finger nails
dead and hard as bone hair dead dry and hfeess old
straw. Oh, my God! how did suffer!
My sister, Mrs. E. II. Davis, had small part of
oox or Cutlcura in the house. She wouldn't give up
said We will try Cutcura.' Some was applied on one
hand and arm Eureka! there was relief stopped the
terrible burning sensation from thesword co. They i'm
mediately got the Cuticura Resolve1t (bood purer)
Cutcura and Cuticura Soap dhe great skin cures)
commenced by taking tablespoonful of Resoyent
three times day. after meals had q bath once day
water about blood heat used Cutcura Soap freely ap
pied Cutlcura morning and evening" Result returned
to my home in just weeks from the time left and
my skin as smooth as this sheet of paper.
HIRAM Z. CARPENTER.
Henderson, Jefferson Co., N, Y.
Sworn to before me this 10Th day Of January 1880.
A. NJ. LEFFINGWELL, Justice of the Peace,
CUTICURA REMEDIES are for sale by all druggists De-
pot. WEEKS POTTER. Boston. Mass. au1s-s&w
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14ta and L streets. says: "All to whom have
SOLD Browns Iron Bltters speak OF 1t In the high
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VELATI'S CARAMELS still ahead. $50 9th street
northwest; branch 1899 Pr. avenue northwest
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UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO.


BUFFALO. October IT. 1882.
MESS. GOODWIN 4 Co., New YORK.
GENTLEMEN:
have examined fifty different samples Of "oLD
JUDGE SMOKING TOBACCO" and as many PACKAGE
of the "OLD JUDGE CIGARETTEs," which was
purchased by for me- ifty-two different tobac.
conists in the cities of Buffalo. Y. Rochester n.
Rutland, Vt, Burlington, VT, and Boston. Mass.
The method Of examination used was that followed
in cases of suspected poisoning and failed reveal
She presence of trace of the akaods Of Opium or
deleterous substance other than the natural aka.
lod of Tobacco-nicotine.
Yours very respectfully.
r. A. WITTHAUS A NJ, NJ. d.
Professor Of Chemistry and TOrcolo0V. UniuerstV Of
Buffalo; Professor of Chemistry and 7oricoloov.
University OF Vermont, Professor Of Physiological
Chemistry. University Of Neu York.
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SEE Hahn's Sc gents full Scotch bottom galter.
616 9TH street
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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
Special Kid Glove Bargains:
Coloreli or black MOSquetaireS. Il.
Newest fan shades, warranted, S1.25.
Black MoiquetaireS, warranted, S1.25.
SttchSd-back NOSquetdiTeS, 81 IL.
Foster Pat. Lace Hook, warranted, SIC.
BlacN or cOlOred ZerlInd, warranted, 15c.
Artistic present with each pair.
DAMIANSS, 500 eth street.
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For HEALTH use Pennsylvania coke.

LINEN TOWELS. greatest bargains now at Cool
Iane'S.
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singing Irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary complaints, cured by "Buchu-pafba." 81.
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PROFESSOR LEONARD 8. ROOT,

PROFESSOR LEONARD 8. ROOT.
81 UNION SQUARE, NEW YORK. Oct. IA, 1882.
MESS. GOODWIN Co., New York.
GENTLEMEN: ...-r. ...
Having taken promiscuously from all parts Of your
factories, samples Of OLD JUDGE CIGARETTE TO
BACCO"and OLD JUDGE SMOKING TOBACCO "in
all stages Of their of manufacture Of the
finished products in all 254 samples and being fAmili-
ar with the various ethers essences extracts acids oils
dried fruits fruitjuices odoriferents simples and
compounds in use by the trade and known under the
general head Of 'Flavoring." have made a Chemical
Analysis of the samples taken, for Opium and ii
compounds and special tests for 'havoring"
The results Of this work prove that the ''0Lp
JUDGE CIGARETTES"and' ULD JUDGE SMOKING
TOBACCO" are free from Opium, opium compounds.
'havoring." or any injurious substance whatever III
terror to the Tobacco.
Yours respectfully,
LEONARD s. ROOT.
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Mount Pisgah (Colored) Church Trou-
bleO


WHAT rs SAID IN BEHALF OF REV. Mr.. VALENTINE
In regard to the troubles in Mt Pisgah M. E
church (colored) On Q street, between 10th and
18th Streets which eliminated In the arrest OF I'VE
parties on Sunday night, the ED inst, and ten
more the following day, the first lot captured
being fined and the others held on personal re-
cognizance, a correspondent member OF the
church and friend Of Rev. Mr.. Valentine, writes as
follows: "About one year ago three members Of
the church claimed that there was due them from
the church 1861 IS, and the church denied the debt
Rev. j. w. Valentine {the pastOr) repudiated the
claim, and since then the three members men,
toned have been opposed to him. female men,
Der of the church was reported to have said Of Mr.
valentine that all the girls were after him and he
was after them. The dissatisfied members sought
to rein him up, and the church board heard the
matter and sent committee to investigate. The
lady referred to denied that she had said word
report to the Church, when the case was dismissed
The presiding elder, d. P. Seaton, claimed that he
would try the case If the church would not. and
pastor. This was on Friday evening" october 18th,
and on Saturday morning before seven O'Clock he
was removed, but the church was never notified.
sunday morning Mr.. Morris came to the church
without Introduction and said you are my Sheep
sunday night the members stopped back after
till the next night Rev. Mr.. Seaton was there
and said it was of no use for he had appointed Mr..
Norris Mr. Valentines return was asked so that
he might finish up his financial business, and
DR.. SeatOn was asked why notice OF the removal
OF Mr.. Valentine had not been given the church.
but DR.. Seaton Qike PLATE OF old) said what
have written have written and added Morris Is
appointed, and you will have to abide by it, We
appealed from his decision to the Bishop and ad-
1ournei to Friday night, when the members met
and passed resolution that the trustees be
commanded to close the church for the present,
and any person violating these rules wouli be
punished by law. This resolution was sworn to
before justice OF the peace and posted on the
church, but the church was opened Sunday morn
ing We succeeded In getting 1t closed Sunday
night, and everybody was satisfied and went
home. About eight O'Clock three members OF the
church broke the door open, and one OF them at
tempted to preach. Some Of the Sabbath school
boys threw stones on the roof, and when some OF
the members heard that the door had been bursted
open they came down to see what was the matter.
The police arrested five boys who had nothing to
do with the affairs OF the church and they were
fined s.. Monday Joseph ThOrne swOre out ten
warrants against officers OF the church for being
there Sunday night. We were not there, and had
we been there these intruderS would have been
arrested. We were arraigned to keep us from
bringing them up'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-01

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