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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-31
Gteraieidbriee Grfabruns elmer
alien 8drteriu.

Mrs. ssinslows suottins Syrup pirb
DON elmer Der bsfen Dpftorinnen uuS ben
Wartertnnsn In ben Ser. Staaien psr.
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ME fsblsnoeu grfulse esbrauat, iutpobl
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wedlsnen &inOsrn. @r beleitiat Saarfs
m Wasen, bsfreit BON Dinbtolit unb re-.
sultrt bic @foarme; sr perldaift far &in.
Der unb Miitter Hubs uno @ohlbsbaaen.
Wir slauben. bab Der Syrup bas bslt.
uno flbsrfs Mttttl II sssen Dy(enteris
uno Diarrboi bel &inesrn, elstdSiel oS
burG 3abnen ptruriadt ober bnr6 anbe.
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tpro iebsr 5lafds bsiaessber. 81 iE tsins
att, tpsgn ni&t eas s5aciimiIe Don Cur.
tie u. ysrtins auf Der @ubenisits Der Gin.
paduns entbaltsn III. Sn allen @potbs.
ten gu tattn, bic Jlaiae 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-31
Sic 80 a DIT bes 8e p ei{es.
Serien gitp boll freubiser Mufregung
Wa man bariiber agt unb
benft.
Gin gldnsenber grfolg.

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ii6 ,1idt lei0t riltteln ldBt. @enm
Sbatjaden por bas Sribunal Der Dffent=
'li6en Meinung gebra6t perben, 10 1T
babur6 elm 8elueis aufgeitellt, luel6er
feinen 3meifel 5uldbt uno meoer bur1
Die 2diter5unge nod our6 8Orurtbeile
gei9md6t werben fann. 9ieies lit bic
8alis auf tpel6er Die pppularitdt bes
ct. Safobs Sels alifgebaut 1T. Be-
f6eioen trat es in Die @elt anlpru6los
unb obne groBe 8eripre9ungen gu nas
den. Was ieoo9 81 @uniten bes Oels
geiagt murbe, berubte auf Wabrbeit
unb bat ii6 i'm 2auf Der Sabre gldn=
aeao erprobt. .-9dnoler nit Mebi3inen,
gngrosbdnbler unb Mpotbefer geben
benz st. .Satobs Sel bas gldnaenbite
3eugniB inhen fie fagen. baB Die Na6s
frage mad Dem Sel, Die nod aaen an=
beren Qinimenten bebeuteno iibertreffe
2ablen ipre6en, 3ablen 1inb 8etpeile,
pel6e uneri6iitterli6 baiteben. go
tuenig es Semanb einfa[len tpiirbe baran
gu stpeifeln, baB 3. 9. 8 lmebr lit als 3,
ebeniomenig tnir6 Senlanb an oem Ser
1dltniB Der Na9frage na@ ct. Safobs
Del gu benz Der 9ta6fragen na9 anoe=
rem @inreibungsmitteln 5tpeifeln. 9aE
bieIe ya6frase auf ben Wertb bes Mit=
tels ibre 2i9ter tpirft, 1T felbltperltdnb=
lid. Gin Wfittel, mag es nod 10 gg'
ange3eigt iein, mag has @erdll9 mil
ben, es ms Seben tritt, se96rt nerber
bpm Meer gu Steer, tpirb, einen1 Me.
teore gleid, ein furses Dalein baben,
tpenn es auf Ni6ts aufgebaut 1T; nul
tpirfli9er, tbatid6li9er Wertb miro q
erbalten unh ibm cine 3ufunft l9affen
Die Union Stems @p., gtro. 13 Bar
plaee, 1T elm tpeitbetanntes nerbiente!
! llnternebmen Der Gtabt Stem Sort
benn bur1 bieielbe tpurbe Babn fiji
Muffldrung uno Wiiienidaft unter al
| len Glailen ber 8eo6lferung uniere!
groBen Staatenbunbes gebro9en. .-9r
QarrD g. Ormono, tpel6er felt bielel
Sa9rea in bielem @ei6dfte thatis III
1T unier @epQbrsmann fiir Solgenbes
$50 Tit por einiser 3eit suriid bi
beftIgitett S6mer5en bur1 einen Mnfa
bon &beumatismus in ben @dultern
S6mer5en, tpel6e mid unfdbia mad
ten meinen 9erufspflidten na6sufOm
men. Sd lieB eine Glai6e st. Safob
Sel bolen. Wenn aud nit penig 9of
nung auf grfOlg, begann id han,it cit
| aureihen. gu meinem ar6Bten @rdal
, men une al meiner freuoigen lleberrt
E fdung, tbat bas Del 8unoer. gtad
T bem i6 faum "a Stunoen bamit eing
, rieben bate, tparen Die S9mersen be
/, f6wunben. Sd muB nun offen befel
s men, baB i6 st. Safobs Del als od
E 9eilmittel 0es 3eitalters betra6te IN
T ,peroe es in 3ufunit iebem &9eumatit
: auf oas Wdrmte empfeblen."
Il 9a unler Hepnrter in Grfabrur
a bravte, 0aB 9err George W. 9apio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-31

Nsses Silt @see Eonie resaltrt hie
SunettonenSer @inseweise.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-31

1897 gsmin as tn @stress spn 1926, see
~- anfrassn fur assaten, fuwie Ratsn fl.
CLUBS ebnaen nur In Der Office ta Stem Orleans
semadt wsrben.
D,sen Snfprmatipn pb. DsNsuunsen IHrs!bs man
an 10. u. Daupbin,
Nep Srltan8 e.
gbwarb Wpors. Msent, gde 9sutoa; ". Meeaaia
Sha6e, Gan NatuntO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-31
1suSei0e.

Sierourd tee1re i'd mid benz Bubli=
FUN ersebenit ansu3eiscu, bab ib bic
81 a d inen Us ert f dtte bes Srn.
Saccb g diible an Yrelaifrase ,nabe
Der Bride iibernpuln,en babe.
Better pcn Dampf uEp aneeren Wa.
idinen made ia beioncers earauf cuff
merriam.
Nae Irten bon Neparaturcn. bic in bas
Sud- bes Mafdinenarbeiters lGlaeen,
merbeH prompt uao 5iGiJ auasefiitrt.
s.. gOaaetoer.
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SzSibtie fir 2ablf6pfTac.

proi. 3. @tSbr, So. 307 iaolid 4.
Strabe. ct. qouis, Wr. III es selunsen,
lansidbrise &atltSrfisteit gu fu,iren.
Yref. StSbrs Wfetbobe 1T lebr einfad.
Oie fablen Stellen perben tasli9 brett
NAL sebaoet fIir bret D,inuten nit benz
5aarer3eu8er unb tnnertalb Wnden seist
lt9 Der neue 6aarwnh8 auf ben fablen
Steuen. Dame1 unb Serren, tpelde an
SablfSpfateit cber Qusfatlen bes 5aares
leiben, icllten n'tt periaumeu. iia idriFts
lid an Brcf. @tSbr s1 wenben. Yreis
IS bic Tla1he, wei4e 4 Wohen ausreidt.
24,7,S2, ,tuw1i
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Wunber auf Wunber uno mod fein
@nbe.
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Die 9ouNana StaatsIpttsrie tit Bic eiastse, BIZ
bon benz 8o!le eabollrt warpe
Qoui1tara @tate Qctterp So.
Disfss Snaitut purbs sSasr. 1868 fur Gr>
stebaass> anb Wsbitbdttef.its Suede spn bn
Staatslssislatur fur ben 8eitraum BON fanfunb>
tpan,is Jabren sefstltt ineorpprirt nit eiaem
Rapttal prn 81 100000, 3u Dsld5em Fe feitAsi
simsn Referssfonb BON $3.50 .Ooo tinsueefaet tat
Our4 elm Iberl&wsreliGes @ptun, prrbsn ibrs
@eGte Elm 3beil fer eeeenwdrtisen Staatsepn-
flitatipn, ansencn.iaeA am 2. December 1879
glue CUTE @efsgeu6sit (eim @fM&
81 MAIDEN.
ibre sroSen 3tebuneen spn einseImep
Rummer fiabsa npnatlid itatt. Niemals mtrt
cine 8t,sIng psrfdsbeu. Aian lefe naGfplstube
Wrsssertbtisans.
@rpbe rtpnatli@e 3iebuns Der
Classe [
In Stem Srltans Dientas ben IL. Septem 1882
Mle uafere tunfiigeu 5iebungen Nnbenftatt anter
aufit@t unb 2eiiune Der Geasrals
@. O. Asanregsra paa ganisiaaa uuA
guba1 S. Curly ram Tirginisu.
| Sai.ptpreis $4,000.
| 100, 900 1idsts 3u SIS jsbes. 8raAt9eile
In 5unftel Int 8erbaltnb.
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(2biturielss ..gtsw gOrt Staats3stuns," q. 81
Gin HbGnpntem.
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fnbei. pben in Der hSdffen 0itte bon
Gau, mobin @owaro uno er, bic iid etn
paor bunbert @dritte meiter unten 5ntz
iden ber 6utte unb benz Dcrfe aud 5a=
iammenaefunben, burd einen Surlaen
aeleitet rerben, ber bon Der Sutte tonll1tt
nmnb I'm eben leiner Wlutter uno S9melter,
bic aus benz Dprfe fcmmen, auf eeren
Seinlwese kesesnet 1T. Die Wetber
fdoffen Rleiber far WtiB Nnsela uno oer
Burid,e aus bent Dprf fe cine alte e9alIe;
in bic uirb NdB 9lnsela ssieet uno mad
@licn binabseidufft, wabreno bic 9erren
unb elm balb Dueenp 8auern NIT gaterz
men netenber sehen unb bic atte eballe
balten, wenn iie umfu(leu milf, mo5u lie
fcrtmabrenb cine entidieoene Welsung
aeiat, mas ibr aud nidt SIT perbenfen TT
auf benz Wese! Sn glion bic gesleit=
mannidaft entlalien, incluiipe bic lunse
ganerin, tpelde OiiB Inssla III berebalie
@elenidaft seleiitet, uno bic aud tbre
&(eiber pieber mitbetpmmt, ba OaiB an<
sela iia unterbeIsn tpieber poaItanois
ober bod beinabe pclIitanbis erbolt bat
unb i'm Sotel ibr @eitbabit an5iebt gum
aummer BON Mpniieur Ouilier, W(az
tame Duinier unb WeSbemcileas8 Dull
Tier unb allen Nnberen, bic elnltimntis
iamSren, baB uuf benz san5en @ebirse
cine 70 entSiidenbe 9duerin nt4t mteoer
gu finSen lei, unb iudte man einen lansen
Somntertus oanaa. Die 5erren seten
bas su, wean Serr Dui(ier nur fasen
mSdte, no Srau MoOr unb 5err Spset
su fnoen, bic haben nadfcmmen lrOllen
nnb permutblid por benz berpufiiehenben
l1nsetpitter umsefebr! unb bann mohl
sleid Bic Montreur selaufen ftnb; wenis=
ifens behauptet BET aellner, tpelder feiuen
Sameraben Elm Stud auf ben Seimmes
besleitet, iie in balber SS9e smiiaen@lion
unb Mentreur auf Dem 6ubpfaoe setrofs
fen gu haben.
(Gsrtlebuns fcIst.)
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" o tta.

Wenn SIR irgen6 pel1e probufte
brau6t unb Die beiten @aaren 5u ben
nieoriglten Wtarftprei1en baben tpo0t,
10 ipre6t por bel s. 90. Mifen.
23,o 26 Spleba6 6|traBe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-03
District Government Affairs.

Mr.. w. O. Roome, chief in charge OF special as
sessments, has completed the revision Of asses
ments In alleys In squares 49, 49, 465, S5, 49, 90
Lien certificates have been issued by Mr.. Roome
on square 296, street front: square 341, 18th
street front, for sidewalk assessments, and on
squares 131 49, S73 and 1872 fronting Pennsylvania
avenue.
To-day the committee appointed by the Commits
sloners to inspect some OF the public building
with reference to their safety from fire, composed
0i the nre commissioners, Chief Cronin, Major
Brock and Inspector Entwisle, made a visit to the
In going through the National Theater, Fords
Opera House and the Theater ComiQue.
- Dr. Cornelius NOonan, on duty at the Police
Court, has made report tn Major W. q. Brock. Ia
uary j, 1881, TO December 31st, fines In District
cases to the amount OF 81 $50 Sc; $11. 1866 OF
Which he has paid to the District treasurer $113 TO
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to AMI
mails. and s11 % hackmen by order OF the court.
A claim Tor $500 has been filed with the Commits
sioners against the District by w. V. Crandell,
based upon running his horse and buggy against
an obstruction on street. near 18th street, the
night OF December 18th, throwing out the occu-
pants, smashing the vehicle, iDjuring the horse,
The livery OF the District horses, bids for which
were advertised few days since, was to-day
awarded TO MI. f. M. Draney, whose stables are On
4, between 4th and 9Th streets NV. The bid of
MI. Draney was $17 per month per head.
At the instance OF the citizens and property hold
ers on virginia avenue between Sd and AZ streets,
the District Commissioners to-day suspended the
permit given the Baltimore & Potomac Company q
Virginia avenue into the wood yard OF Mr.. Miller
until the opinion or the attorney for the District
shgn have been obtained.
Building permits issued by Inspector EntwiSle:
George Z. Henning, repair brick 40 18th street wv
s4co j. L. Simms, repair brick No. Louisiana
avenue u. W.; $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-03
Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
LOST HER MONEY.-MrS. VIM Page while on
her way to this city on the ferry steamer CITY OF
Alexandria, yesterday, laid down her Satchel,
which contained some $50 -s45 in gold-and it was
have not yet been arrested.
UNITED STATES COURr-The United States court
house building this morning. Judge Robert Hughes
on the bench. The following jurors were ordered
to appear at court Tomorrow: Grand Jurors
Isaac s. Lloyd A. II. Roberts, Frank Agnew, Paul
r. Evans, Aleus Smith. Albert King, Jas. Hunter,
NJ. b. Harlan, II. II. Lyles, John I. Boyd, William
T; Graves, T. w: Ashby, John w. Burke, VIM De-
F. r. HOuff, John b. SmoOt, all OF Alexandria; d.
L. Borden, and j. ThOs. Hatcher. OF Loudon: R. c.
Slower Fauquer, and j. II. Dance, of Prince William
Petit Jurors-Oscar p. Baggett j. d. II. Lunt, Geo.
Uhler, Joshua Harrison, John p Agnew, Ed Hunt,
Hilary Barnes, John 7. Beckham, john T. Creigh-
Smoot, j. Ii. McVe.gh, Job COrs0n, Alex. McKem-
cher, John Patton OF Alexandria county, w. j.
Geary, y; G: Schmidt G. E. Corbett, j; w. Pendle-
ton and Seweil b. COrbett, OF Alexandria county,
John A. Cannon OF Manassas, and VIM. A. Dun
can OF Falls Church.
CITY CoURr.-The corporation court, Judge Bas-
set French pro tenn. vice Judge Chiffon, sick,
opened Its January term this morning at the Mar
ket square court house. The grand jury, which
here consists of nine members only, was called
and sworn as follows: JAS c. hewitt ThOS NJ
Monroe, Geo. Harlow, Geo. L. Simpson, Geo. Fl.
Yohe, Jas. GrIgg, Jas. F: Muir, Geo r. Hill and j.
L. Nails. The Jurors were called, charged and
sent out OF court. There are also two venires and
two civil Juries- The case OF Strider and Arring-
IL. T..
already reached upon the docket, and the grand
jury viii present other cases, none OF them of
special interest. The court will probably close
next week.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The ferry steamer City Of
washington, just repaired at the Ship-yar was
launched this mornng.-A tramp named How
lett, sent to Washington by the police yesterday,
returned 10 the station house here last night
The current cOnundrum here is, What has become
OF the Alexandria canal stOck?--Ice prOspectors
here report one inch ice only. There is consider
able ice in the river channel which has fioated of
from the natS.-The Reform Club hall on Fairfax
street was kept open last night as a preventative
OF drinking and an antidOte to the bar-roOms
Coffee and refreshments were dispensed Free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-03
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TER!

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, F. s. & Il. Co. agt Vandenburg &
Crawford; decree overruling exceptions to audi
tors report. HURLEY agt Barlow; decree revers-
ing decree below and dismisSing bill; appeal
taken.
CIRCUIT COURT-.Tndge Macarthur.
To-day, CurtisS agt Powell; on hearing.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Wglie.
To-day, Began agt. Mcnamara ct al: pro con-
fesSO vacated Lloyd agt Lloyd; auditors report
ratified and trustee appointed. Middleton agt.
Jones; pro confeSSO. Powell agt. Bradley; pro
confeS5O vacated.
POLICE COURT-JudGe Shell
To-day, James Thompson, colored boy pleaded
guilty to being a vagrant and suspicious person,
ana was sent down for 80 days. Henry CLARK,
Vagrancy, so days; Adeline Harris, throwing
stones In the streets of West Washington, s. Is
days; Apply Anderson. Michael King, JAS. Price,
Kendall Lengan. GuSS Hit, and James Acton. to-
feited collateral; VIM ii. Benchert. keeping IN
unlicensed bar; continued. Morris Richards
ASSAULT forfeited SO collateral. John Evans and
oscar jackson, grand larceny: continued. Geo.
johnson (colOred), was charged with keeping q
dangerous dog, which bit a White boy named Lewis
Shpnell in several places The court took his per-
SOntl bonds 10 Kill the dog. Annie Jackson petit
larceny OwO cases.; four months in Jail. Emma
TlbbS, grand larceny OF lot OF jewelry from Emily
b. Thompson; grand jury; bonds $780, Susan
Jones, charged with receiving stolen goods, know
ing them to have been stolen; do. Cornelius
DOnOhue and Dennis Stack, assault On John j.
Pickerel; s. or Is days each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-03
WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
WEI DE MEYERS
CATARRn CURE,
CATARRH CURE,
CATARRH CURE.

The antidotal theory, now admitted to be the only
treatment which will eradicate Catarrhal Poison.
Rev. CHAs. II. TAYLOR, 140 Noble st., Brooklyn n
Y: lone package effected radical cure"
REV. GEO. A. REFS, Cobleskill, Schoharie Co.. n. T.:
1T restored Inc to my ministerial labors.;
REV. W. Fl. SUMNER Frederick. Md. Zine results
in six cases in my family"
REV. GEO. f. PRATT. st. Stephens Rectory Phila. ::
Quite wonderful; let me distribute your Treatise. -"
CHAs. n. SrANHoPE, Newport R. l.: 81 was too deaf
to hear the church bells ring; hearing restored"
GEORGE W. LAMBRIGHr- IS Bidde ST.. Baltimore,
Nd: Suffered years; perfectly cured"
MRS. NJ. E sHENNEY, 3O22 Sarah ST.. st. Louis ."The
first natural breath in years."
Mrs. j. w. PURCELL. Golden City. COL: ''Usedonly
one package; entirely cured; suffered "a years."
Dr.. F. n. CLARK. Dentist, Montgomery st.. San
Francisco: Suffered Is years; perfectly cured" &C.
DIR. WEI DE MEYERS Popular TREATISE on
Catarrh matted free The great Cure delivered by
Druggists or by D. b. DEWEY CO. lS2 Fulton ct.
New Aork. Tor siO. nit th3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-03
NATURES TRIUMPH.
FRAZIER'S ROOT BTTTERs.

fhAZIER'S ROOT B1TTERS.
you are weak, or languid Frazier's Bitters II
your mesh is Eabby and your complexion sailow use
Fraziers Btters. YOU live in malarial district use
frazers Bltters IL worn down with the of chill
use Fraziers Bitters You have kept late hours and
I've contrary to the laws of health Frazers Root
ters You have abused instead Of used natures eift
use Fraxier's Biters If life has become burden and
You have gloomy forebodings Fraziers Bitters.
your nands Ecmble and your eyes have grown dim,
Fraziers Root Biters will make you feel young again
Bold by all drngyiss st the low price of 81
tors. Cleveland. O. WIN. b. ENTWISLE, Druerisf
9orner rennsylysnia avenue and l2h street Washing
w. U.V.s tsesAA agent annS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-03
Twenty Thousand i'm Gold.

TWO LOTTERY PRIZES DRAWN IN THE DISTRICT
EACH $4,000.
Miss Mary j. higgins, middle-aged Whlte
woman, employed as a nurse In the FAMILY
of Mr.. John L. Kidwell, on the corner OF
Prospect and Frederick streets, West WASH
ingtOn, has drawn ten thousand dollar prize
in the Louisiana State Lottery. STAR re-
porter interviewed her this morning and found
that there is no mistake about it. Miss higgins
stated that it was her first purchase Of lottery
ticket, and that it took some persuasion to induce
her to buy the ticket which brought her the prize.
She had One-tenth ticket, for which she paid 81.
The number of her ticket was 1882. which drew
the capital prize 100000 Miss higgins states that
the hrSt she knew OF her luck was from seeing the
number published. and that her surprise was so
great that she hardly believed she had drawn the
prize until she received the money, which she did
In less than a week afterwards. 1t was collected
oy Adams Express Company and paid to her in ten
dollar gold pieces. She still retains her position
as nurse at Mr.. kfdwelfS where she was kindly
cared for some months ago, when she had the
smallpox, as mentioned In THE STAR at the time.
Another tenth OF the same ticket was sold by
the agent here, and the holder entrusted it to
Adams Express Co., through the branch Office, f
street, and on the day before Christmas the coin
arrived and Was delivered to the fortunate young
man, Who 1t Is understood resides in the northern
part or the city, but whose name, for some
special reasons, has not been made public. There
is no doubt, however, as to the reception here Of
the prize, for 1t seen by more than one outside
or the express Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-03
10 oil who ore s,,fferinT fron,

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions OF youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss OF manhood, &C., will send a recipe
that will cure you, free OF charge. This great re-
medy Was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send self-addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH I. INMAN, Station ID, New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-03
Affairs I'm West w..hinxton.

FROSTED FEET.-Wm. Banks, q col0red youth,
living on Wilson street, near Freedman's hospital,
was brought to the station house by Ed~ ard Mas
Eerson this morning, who stated that he found him
at Bethesda, the Rockville road, unable to walk,
his right foot being badly frosted from exposure in
sleeping i'm hay NOW for several nights. he was
sent To the Freedman's hospital to-day.
SUDDEN DEATH AT FORT MEYER-EdWard Mur-
ply, private at Fort Meyer, aged % years, and
for the last four years of the signal service, died
there last night suddenly OF heart disease. The
deceased leaves widow. bat no children. His
funeral takes place from Trinity {Catholic) church
tomorrow afternoon.
TIE CANAL.-Wat1r was not drawn of the canal
yesterday, as intended, there being several grain
and coal boats en- route. 1t will be drawn Off in a
few days
Ice formed on the creek and canal last night.
THE LATEST INNOVATION Of Gov. st. John, OF
Kansas. is the appointment OF n lady-MrS. Cora
NJ. Downs, or Wyandotte--aS one OF the regents OF
the state university. The university Is largely
attended by female students, and there are several
women professors in the faculty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-03
&l.NM RPWard

For any case of bind bleeding, itching, liberated,
or protruding Piles that DeBing'S Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller, NJ. D.. 915
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists DISCO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-03

Without seeing DR.. ScottS beautiful Electric Hal
and Flesh Brushes. They always benefit the well
and marvelously cure Headaches, Neuralgia, Dand
ruff, Falling Hair, Badness, Rheumatism, ete
Price refunded II not as represented At drug ant
fancy stores. eOf
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A Smooth COmDlexiO

Can be had by every lady who will use Parkers
Ginger Tonic. Regulating the internal organs ant
about it in another column.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements. &C.. Tonight.
FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-G. III. Adams as Hurnpty
DtsH,pty.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Denman Thompson as
Joshua UhitcOHlb
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Decline of Man,

The thing desired found at last. Ask Druggists
for Rough on Rats. 1t clears out rats, mice
reaches, bed bugs, &c, 15c. boxes. tn
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ANNOYANCE Avoided.

Gray hairs are honorable, but their prematuI
appearance is annoying. ParkerS Hair Balsal
prevents the annoyance by promptly restoring til
youthful color.
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Cough. Cold or Sore Throat
should not be neglected. "BrOwn'S Bronchial
Troches' are simple remedy, and will generally
give immediate relief eos
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Dandru6'
The Sanitary Engineer.

Is removed by the use OF Cocoaine; and it stimu-
lateS and promotes the growth OF the hair. Bur-
nettS FlavOring Extracts are the best.
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THE DECEMBER TERM of the Criminal Court was
re-convened by Judge Cox this morning, and S. J.
Meeks was accepted as a petit juror Jackson
Yates answered as juror, and pending his exam
lnatiOn as to his qualifications the court WAS
adjourned to Monday next. In the case Of Mr..
Yates there Is some question as to whether he can
serve, for he was drawn within two years as a
Juror in the Circuit Court, but he did no duty
owing to the marshal'S Office being vacant.
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MR. j. j. BROOKS, chief OF the Treasury secret
service, with his Sunday school class OF Is. made
many calls about the city yesterday, and in the
evening had a reception at the residence of s. A.
Greene, pastor OF the Calvary Baptist church.
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Impotence OF mind, limb, vital function nervOu
weakness, sexual debility, &C., cured by ''Weii
Health Remover" 81. Stott Cromwell, $50 Penn
SylVania avenue.
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INSURANCE.
CO-PARTNERSHIPS.
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i United COMPREHENSIVE
~ The undersigned do hereby certify that they have
formed copartnershp for the sale Of Ice under the
name or firm OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
ICE COMPANY. No bills accounts will be raid
unless upon written order signed JOHN LEETCH.
Treasurer Office, No. 1854 Water street. Georgetown
DC. JOHN LEETCH. I. +. BARKER, M. KINS-
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