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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-25

CUNDAY EVENING
~ NOVEMBER &c.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
A AL MILY
Comprising father and nine 90 sons at
ABNER'S MUSIC HALL.
street, opposite u. s. Post Office.
Admission. IS Cents.
Two additional Concerts on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
November 9th and 18th.
These artists of European fame will render instru-
mental selections by the most popular Composers.
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GRAND FAIR AND BAZAAR
COL U NJ BIA BOAT CLUB
THREE LAST NIGHTS OF THE FAIR.
The Committee beg to announce that the Fair will
close on TUESDAY EVENING, November 2Sth, at IL
O'Clock.
OPEN VOTING for the various articles which are
being balloted for will close at O'clock TUESDAY
EVENING, and from to 10 p IN. the voting will be
secret.
There remains a very large assortment Of donated
Fancy Articles, Toys. Dolls and Holiday Goods en-
trely suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS which
are to he disposed OF without regard to their value.
Season tickets ST. emitting gentleman and lady to
admission y the Fair and the holder chance the
,plSIRl BUTTON OF VALUABLE PRESENTS
UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, valued 81, 600, (fac-
sime OF recently placed in the Executive Mansion
Second Present-PAIR OF LADl'S DIAMOND EAR
KINGS, valued at 500. n25-2t
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Odd FELLOWS HALL
" 7TH STREET NORTHwEET.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2sTH. 1882.
The Great Play of
RIP VAN KLE,
Will be given, with strong cast of characters,
For the benefit of
EAGLE TENT, NO. 2, I. O. OF r.
Admission $500 25 Cents
san25- St $1,000
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q. NJ. WIGHT,
629 Louisiana avenue:
REGINALD FENDAIIA
320 Al street northwest
szl-5m Trustees.
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TWO OF THE BEST
Truck Farms in tins vcinity-one of 80 acres; the
other l04 acres. Viii be subdivded IL desired
HUGUELY BOWEN GAS New York avenue. s23- 2m.
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with President Arthur the other day, and
invited him 70 - careful . perusal OF the
records AZ Gen. Grant made tefore declaring
his belief In Porter's innocence.
The treasury investigation has led to
the resignation Of Norton, : clerk in tho
Lighthouse Board and skcen, foreman Of
the laborers in tho Treasury Department, and
the removal Of Hatch, tho storckeoper.
Mr.. Allison, Chairman Of the Senate
Committee on Appropriations, has 4 letter
from tho President Of tho Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, in which (rosponding to IN
inquiry on the eubject) he says: "Onr COM
pany had not then, nor have they now, any
intention TO make claim for compensation for
the courtcsies extended TO the late President
and his family or 70 tho Government wo felt
II to be not only duty, but : pleasure, to do
what We could to insure the comfort and aid In
restoring the health OF President Garfield"
The Ooroner's jury find that Soteldo
came to his death by shot from his brothers
pistol.
The President has quashed the charg-
% made by Gen. Wilcox against Gen. Carr,
who has accordingly boen released from ar
rest.
A band Of colored jubilee singers were
denied admission to every hotel in Washington.
The President gave . state dinner last
week to the members Of the corps diplomatique
and their wives.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-23

The massacre Of Jewish family Of
three persons 10 the latest Russian atrocity.
Nh. Lloyd. temporary Magistrate Of
County Clarc. and brother Of Mr.. CliHsrd
Lloyd, Special Magistrate for the counties Of
Clare and Limerick, waa iirsd at from behind
wall near Bodyke. He escaped unhurt, but
policeman with him Was severely wounded.
Several arrests have been made Of pcrsons sus-
pectcd
Il il reported that the coronation Of
the Car has been postponed until September.
The italian Chamber Of Deputies has
adopted the system OF sc,7stin d. iisis which
Was proposed by the Government.
Five baronies Of the County Roscom-
mon and twelve in the County Waterford havo
been proclaimed BY the Irish executive.
The Pope has issued letter to the
Bishops lnstructing them to incate the people
to uphold his temporal Independence.
Austria will enact : new and high
protective tariff against eli nations which do
not favor her equally with the most favored.
The Prussian Commission has adopt
ed the bin depriving the state Of the power to
administer church affairs in vacant Catholic
parishea.
The Egyptian Ministry have decided
upon the total abolition Of slavery. Kadcr
Pasha has been appointed Governor Of tho
Soudan, and will take measures TO suppress the
slave trade in that province
BY an explosion in colliery at Trim
don Grange. Durham. England, 10 miners
we're intcmbed II II believed that the loss Of
life will exceed seventy.
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An Actress, Ambition.

Mrs. Sara Jewett, the actress, was
asked whether she did not tire Of play
ing the same roles. She said: "Well,
it depends great deal upon how we'll
suited they are to me. In The Bank
er's Daughter for instance, having
cried 800 times in as many evenings
about nothing. felt little wearied Of
it, but even after . play has been run
ming long time, there is always an in
dience and in the effort to preserve
oneself from sinking into mechanical
acting. But know no greater satlsfac-
ton than in mastering role which i do
not like, for il do succeed l feel as if I
had gained victory over my prejndices.
and II the public approve of me in the
part it really strengthens my power Of
acting by doing well what is not to my
tAste."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-23

BY TO 14s, and I resolution was passed that
the basis Of division shall be that used in the
Fofty-eixth Congress. Mr. AndersOn's amend.
ment TO fix the number OF Representatives at
325 MAS adopted BY 162 to 10l After an nm
seemly wrangle It Vas discovered that no quo
rum WAS present.
Mr.. Kellogg introduced bill IN tho Senate,
on the 18th, TO appropriate u, 900 for pub
lic buildings and other improvements In LOUISE
ana, $500, 900 Of which Il for the water front
Of New Orleans. At the request Of Mr.. Logan,
who ID seriously indisposed, an executive Sos
sion was held at an earlier hour than usual
Col Rochester was confirmed % PaymaSter
General Of the army, Edward Ferguson
to be Pension Agent at Milwaukee, and Mars
den G. Durch to be District Attorney for
Western Michigan. The President sent in the
nomination Of Wakefield G. Frye, OF Maine, 70
be Consul General ct Halifax. The new Elec-
toral Apportionment bill, fixing the number Of
Representatives In Congress after March 3,
1858, at 325, passed the House without divis-
ion. Representatives accorded TO any State
which may hereafter be admitted win be In ad-
dition to the number thus provided for. Whore
an increase Of Representatives 10 given by the
bill to any State the additional member Or
members may DO elected BY the State 1t large,
and where there ID decrease tho whole num-
Der TO which the State ID entitled may be 90
chosen, unless the State Legislatures shall
otherwise provide before the time fixed BY law
for tho next election. Memorials against poly
gamy In Utah and Jewish nlaltreatment in Rus
sia were presented. In committee Of tho
whole, ! bill to restore Thomas Little TO Cap
taincy in the army WAS defeated. Mr. valen-
tine reported the Agricultural Appropriation
bill, which calls for eS02, 480. A message from
the President was presented, transmitting fur
thor documents in regard to the war in South
America. A long report on the status Of In
dian Territory was transmitted to Congress
by tho Secretary Of the Interior. II
asserts that there 40 no lands open to settle
mont Or entry, the TRACTS In the Territory 10
which tho Government holds title being re-
served BY treaty stipulations. A proposition
that the criminal laws Of the United States be
extended over their lands has beon made to the
Indian delegation now in Washington and will
evidently meet their approval
The Senate held no session on the 18th. The
House took up the Immediate Deficiency bill.
which appropriates el,s22, 1888. Mr.. Singleton
resented charges Of extravagance brought
against tho Printing Committee OF the last Con
gress. In regard to the clause for additional
vaults in the treasures, Mr.. Hewitt character
ixcd the silver dollar % fraud, while Messrs.
Stephens and Marsh declared it the true unit
Of value. The bill passed by l55 to rs.
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A dispatch from Buenos Ayres, dated
jan. a. says particulars have besn received
there Of the massacre Of the inhabitants Of
Pisco by the Peruvian soldiery. Col Ma, with
GOO troops from Lea, attacked villavaoentio,
routed him, and with tho aid OF his men pro-
ccedcd to sack Pisco. A thousand pipes Of wine
were distributed among the mon, who burned
the houses and murdered tho inhabitants. Four
hundred foreigners resisted and were cut to
pieces, 800 being killed, including tho French
Consul. The total number Of tho victims was
1000. Il II said Col Mas has sincs;been shot By
Garcia Calderon's troops. Pisco river nows into
the Pacific $50 miles south Of Lima, and the
,own Of Pisco ID situated At the mouth Of the
stream.
The thriving manufacturing town Of
Hayerhill, Mass, has been visited By most
destructive condagraton. Eighty-two shoe and
leather firms, representing %, ,600, 900, we're
swept out Of existence, and 2 600 people thrown
out OF work. The blaze originated in frame
building used = : leather store. Adjoining
buildings were also Of wood, and . brisk wind
from the north carried the burning wood for
blocks. Tho bursting Of soms hose in the early
stages Of the 6rs also served to hamper the
Aremen. One national bank and two savings
banks were destroyed, two persons are known
to have perished, and eighteen families were
rendered homeless. The insurance q light in
proportion to the losses.
Gov. Cameron, 1T the head Of the vir-
giniA navy, captured IN tho RAppahannock :
whole oyster hset consisting Of six schsoners
and ono sloop, and made prisoners the crsws-
sixty-one men. Eighteen shots were dred
through tho rigging Of ono Of tho schooners,
and she was chased thirty-fivs miles toward tho
capes Of Virginia before brought to.
A terrible tragedy occurred near Cen
treville, Texas, in which two negroes named
Hall were killed and their wives mortally wound
ed. Il appears tho negroes, Who were riding
along the road In wagon, had some trouble
with child Of white man named Lyle. The
child ran home, told its father about tho AFFAIR,
and the latter, taking . shotgun, concealed
himself BY the roadside. Shortly after the ne
groes drove By, and Lyle fired upon them from
his ambush, almost blowing the heads OF the
men and fatally wounding the women. Tho
murderer fied, but officers started in pursuit.
Immigrant arc coming to America in
mighty droves. A New York telegram says
The arrivalsat this port thus far this year show
an increase OF 1000 over the number landed
in the same time last year. In Janua.
~, 1881, the number landed Was 8O82
Last month the arrivals numbered H.
2A2. In February, 1881, the number
landed Was 9.S5S, and thus far this month tho
number is 9,57G and tho total for the month
viii probably foot up between l6. 900 and 4, 900.
Everything points to large increase in immi-
grafton this year. Il b probable we shall have
moro than 500. 600 immigrants at this port this
year, which will be IN increase Of 10000 over
The figures reported last year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-23

HANGING baskets require frequent
watering. to accomplish which. with due
regard for the carpet beneath, they must
commonly be taken down from their
perches, and then suspended elsewhere
TO dry. This trouble may be avoided by
simple and inexpensive device. Fill
bottle with water, into which insert the
ends Of two pieces Of yarn, permitting
the other end Of each piece to hang down
outside the bottle. The bottle should he
suspended just shove the basket. aud
the water allowed to drip. which will
follow in sufficient quantities TO keep the
earth moist.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-23
DOINGs OF CONGRESS.

4 h;r a.. Az ..,> - A.. Ns,..., ,..a. L. v.~
ua io' ~. 's ~ s.e A'.1nl 'A'..,s = ~. n.a-
and measure WAS introduced for the disposi-
ton az the Fort I.arned reservation Ia Kansaa.
IN. Nm 90 80 rel;ss ~ G~rr.nr Hol;.1h
h. hs on nvnss. Cs .ns 10 ,sS rSt ~ rn1r. = -sn,;
the sentencs Of : court-martiai, vas recom-
united at tho request Of HI. Logan.
.aI Ml. inealu l1ouacsu =. .s ~ - n1Jn:. nJu:s
frS;.rs - R.ce.s srN ~ min !
% h;l1 - rro.;ds .r;t.hi. .o,icnltur.l
i.na. sor "a aomthev,, Iitas n Vat made !
.hs -.,,e,t s.r -. Nm so- . rnhic hna.
;n, - JSsra,por f;tv .nd Mr H.,r;s r ;ntro.,,cai
: sn,,sr nssssrrs inr Ch.tt.nnors The Nam
-. :. s.ac,,s;-s sa.s;o, aftsr soms d;scnssion
consrnad tha .nnointment az Col. fucker g
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6enersl. IN the House Mr..
nsv;s inAroduoed 1 reeolution calling on
n. accretarv ~ War for correspondence
s,'S .shsr ;rsorma fson n rnOard Ia encroach-
n,ants mon fha harhor az Chicaeo a resolu-
t;on vas adonted callino for facts concerning
the nerils 81 American missionaries In Persia.
Mr Yonne introduccd 1 bill 10 create the ofiice
q nfe0 n Herndon nroposcd 1 constitu-
Sorsl .mcndment Imifins the number OF
memhers AZ tho House 10 82A The Supple
mental Census bill was passed, For TWO ana
ndI noufs sns c.s,s 49, -, ~. r,..sn,ss -
nrohihit poiyRamIsts from voting Of holding
Olsics in the Territories, for ship canal from
Lake PontchArtrain TO the Alssissappl 20 re-
ducs tho whisky TAI TO % cents Per Ea!lon, 70
aid In erecting monuments on hevoluuonary
battle-6elds, to abolish the national banks. and
TO prevent ths spread Of infectious diseases
among cAttlA
~. M.n1, ;rtro.,u.oa hin N tha 9enate
~. "sDa' , - 800 80 - "a.
on the l4tn. appropnaune s1UV'Vov lof ~
oha. ~ U0vaRTHnrA n reUnlafA thA now or
-. = r,h,;c hn;l6ins.. Nr. Fdmunda MA
S.s.sf.a IN an sflemns to No mn the
an,;spolvcsmv hll ont os ifs resnlar
ar.,ar NJ vanca made : sneech denIor-
IN. tha hirh.nrntecfire nolicy nf fhe Govern
n,ent !. ressrS;ne tha srnvih 81 the Sonth.
Among fhc nominsti ssnt = the Genate 81
prssident Arthur were those 81 John g. New,
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lGIsCELLANEoUs oI.EArINos.


A rumor having come from Washing
ton that Mrs. Garfield had written . letter to
President Arthur, asking him 10 reprievo
0nitcau, : New York Herald reporter called
upon the lady to inquire into tho truth Of tho
report We give the result OF the interview in
his own words Her face flushed with mingled
expression OF surprise and indignation, and
she replied promptly, and with emphasis
"Absurd. There i mot . word Of truth in il
have not written to Tho President It I'll upon
the subject" "How do you suppose the ru-
NOR originated 2" 81 cannot say. There IL
no foundation whatever for Il, 90 far ~ am
concerned I have expressed no wish or
opinion in the matter, and shall not"
An immense memorial asking the alb
clifton OF the tax on bank deposits and the =
cent check stamps has been forwarded to Wash-
ington
A treaty Of peace has been signed be-
tween Bolivia and Peru By it, terms Bolivia
u loft without seAboard.
The steamship Bahama was Lost on
her trip from Porto Rico to New York. Twen-
ty.fvc persons wcre drowned, and thirteen CO.
capped in small boat and wcro picked up and
brought 70 New York By the 0lenmorag.
Albert d. Shaw. United States Con-
sui at Manchestsr, reports that the practice OF
placing sand in bales Of cotton 10 beang extern
sively practiced It American psrts. to the seri-
GUS injury OF tho trade Frauds Of this nature
already discovered aggregate e5O0, 900.
Rev. Lawrence Walsh. Of Waterbury,
Ct. Treasurer of tho Irish National Land
Lesgue. reports that he has received e45,l67
from the fund pledged by the Chicago Conven-
ton.
Col. A. B. Meacham. long connected
with Indian affairs. and who - Peaco commis-
sioncr 10 the Modocs narrowly escaped assas-
sination At the time Gen. Canby was killed
died in Washington Of apoplexy. He was So
years Of age.
Two Mexican rival editors at Guadala-
jara fought duel WITH pistols, and both fell
dead at the iirst 6re
Congress is received = large number
Of petitions citing that the railways are public
highways, built for the benetit Of the public,
and that tho people arc entitled to receive
them on equal termA and praying for lesisla-
ton to regulate interstate commcrce and pre-
vent cxtortiom
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-23

The following statistics in regard to
the various religious denominations in
the United States are from the New York
Observer. Figures preceded by an g.
tArisk are estimated
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-02-23
POLITICAL POINTS.

The long deadlock in the New York
Legislature vas broken by the Tammany DEM
ocrata and Republicans combining against tho
Tldcn Democrats.
A resolution was introduced in the
Virginia Legislature requesting Senator Ma
homo to 60 to Washington and mind his own
business, leaving the State Legislators to attend
10 State matters.
The Legislative Assembly Of Utah
has adopted concurrent resolution appealing
to Congress to reflect seriously before passing
either OF the anti-polygamy bills, and asking
the appointment Of Congressional committee
Of inquiry to visit the Territory.
The demand for Office at Washington
= moro eager than ever before.
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MEvERDEN s
FuRNiTURE MT
wARERo
Two Dssrs NsrtA q Trunbull,s store
cREsco, IOWA,
9 sappllel xitA ~ lsrssss aal bsss essseens1a =
FUNNlTuRE o. I'll AesoFipeiuns, aAd = ths bssl
grsdes and qualities ever oAersa u tAis narksk
evervthins New---Latest STYLES,
NO OLD GOODS.
osasistans q
ExTENSION TABLES,
SECRETARIES, BOOK CASES,
wARDRoBEs. BUREAUS,
BEDsTEADs. CHAIRS,
SPRING BEDS. MATTRESSES.
LOUNGES AND SOFAS,
BRACKETS. wHAT.NoTs.
LooKING.0LAssEA
PICTURE FRAMES,
CURTAIN OoRNIOEa.
3! : . {: :: s:. s:s-:: = s: !: n: '' md
UNDERTAKING
u IN y ssa.sAss sro.ssy ssss.Asa v. ether day
ssSss : A.ss .assr..sa.s
Oodans, Burial Cases and Oaskets,
Witch - b pssVassA - Esn aaA suraiaA On shosS
lettes, aAA d such style and 0aA1ee - esersd, q
Ne noee rea9eaAhle prtcee
Thaakiae ~ public for lAvsss "a ~ ccaAAsacs
b ~ pas - 6aoe 70 las0ro he fR1e0As that 10 te
eeeex1lne1 me9e tAAA ever - merit their ceAA.
ls0eA te1psee - esattn1sA paArsaAeA
q. MEYERDEN.
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- 1anh Til oSany ow91 ao 1ds aasv1 aevs y Ayy M
ss ] ssse Trad"
srd
rA1Ihs
HRAu1oAO HOTELS
Health
uhese "ns ees sssa1
Eaos.sssi iya 1savss : LKADIN0 LINE
a1HHL " 1AM HOW. sAsf1sa1 A:,c.if.s
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8lx MEN Killed ~ N Explosion ~
Atlanta Eas


This morning, ave minutes before going to
work, the boiler OF tho Georgia car works, 10
Gated at Cartsrsville, four miles from Atlanta,
ON the Western and Atlantic railway, exploded
with terrible effect, killing six men and wound
Ing number Of others, some Of whom will
die. beside tearing the greater portion OF
the building to pieces. Tho killed arc
Lawrence Choice, Matt Bowman, Hand Ham,
mond. David Richardson, Richard Patterson
and Sam Davis, al colored. Ellis Lave and
Henry Hickson are fatally wounded, and are
expected to die It any moment Ed L. Hand,
the engineer. was turning on steam at the time
Of tho explosion, and 20 badly injured that he
viii die. @. T. Lucas, superintendent Of
sleeping-car notoriety, he being the inventor
Of tho Lucas slespiug-car, Was roughly but not
dangerously handled. Five or six othors were
injured By broken ribs and other painful but
not serious wounds. When the boiler exploded
the gauge showed only eighty pounds Of steam.
and the men were gathered about the boiler
waiting preparatory to commencing work.
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lSMAll POx |
ERAOlCATEO,

Csntagian destroyed.
Sick teaMs pNrlhssl
ans, M atc pleasant.
Feve,esi AUD sick per-
ean> relieved, aud
rclfe> l,cst hv hath.
Ing Mlsh lsronhvlac.
tic Fluid added To
the water.
Sstt white complex.
ions secured by its
use IN hethlnS.
lMpaee air Is Mo,le
harmecss AMI par,-
tie.i 4 by sprtnkliag
n narhv's ElN.l.
To nutlls tho RscSth.
Clera>e the teeth. u
can't hc sui passed,
Tator,h relieved and
cured.
Erss.pelas cured.
RarAs cured ln>tant-
lxs sears prcNch tcst,
Removes all NNplcaS~
ant uNlarS.
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The Roman Catholic church reports
5, 500 churches, GAIL priests (Bkhops
inoluded), and 6,877, $50 populaai0
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WARRINGTON NOTES.
Fitx John Porter had long interview