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A Startling New Medical Discovery.
physician OF high repute advises each OF his
patients to buy every month a ticket tor frac-
tOnal part OF one) In the grand monthly distrlbu-
ton OF the Louisiana State Lottery. He has noted,
after an unusually large and varied experience,
that the hope OF winning one OF the prfncely for
tunes that are held out as Inducements to invest
OrS causes a buoyancy and mental clearness Supe-
rior to any alienation produced by drugs He says
the five dollars sent to NJ A. Dauphin, New Or
leans, La, before the second Tuesday Of each
month, acts as q charm in many cases.
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Affairs I'M west Wa.hinxton.

THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT-The NTH public re-
hearsal of the Georgetown Amateur Orchestra
took place last night at Curtis hail. and was at
tended by large and select audience. The pro-
gram was an excellent one well executed under
the direction of Prof. E. Szemeleny1. The orches-
ira was assisted by Nine Anna Roemer-Kaspar
whose songs were heartily encOred. The Beeth-
oven symphony No. was the most elaborate COM
position aIpempt,,. by this organization, and its
good rendition reflected credit on the orchestra.
BUILDING AssocIATIoN.-i: tie ninth regular
monthly meeting OF the First Co-opegst.ve Build
ing Association, OF Georgetown, held last uEst at
Dashaway hail. s. 800 was sold as follows: - 800
at seventy per cent premium 800 at seventy one
per cent premium.
LIVE Stock SALES AT DRovER's REsT.-Sixty
cattle up and sold, as follows: Best at 6 to 81;
g6cd at 8 to 5X; medium at ~ to ~; common at
SK to AZ. 100 sheep and lambs-sheep, * to 6k;
lambs, ~ 10 81. 10 cows and calves, from so
to SEQ
FINED FOR CARRYING PISTOL AT ABALL-A
young man named Henry Sturgt5s was before
Judge Smell today for Carrying pistol Police
man Harper, OF West Washington, stated that he
arrested the defendant at q ball In Forrest hall
with pistol in his possession. A fine OF $50 was
imposed, which was paid
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Alexandfia Affairs,
Reporfed for TIE EVENING SrAp.


IxPRovRMENTA-Ah b. dsome front is being nut
to the store formerly occupied by ex-Mayor
berkeley, on King. near Royal street A similar
improvement will soon be begun at the two stores
streets. These. with VIM. Lannon'S flne new
building on King and Pitt streets, will make an
improvement OF three neighboring intersections
The proposal to shell some OF the most used OF
the unpaved streets on the outskirts OF the town
will be called up and pressed to vote at the next
meeting Of me M city council he uvoron,on
engine company met last night at its house, on
Royal street, John Lann0n In the chair, and Frank
member Of the company, and an order Of council /
for repair OF ceiling reported by the executive
REPoRTERs NOTES.-The funeral Of Jerry HAYS
took place to-day and was attended by the
society to which he was attSched-Rellgious
St Mary's (Catholic) church and the +. E churches
to-day.-Several OF the Alexandria county
ofiicers are getting ready new bonds to be offered
town has again become busy.-A -protracted
meeting and revival OF religion continues at Rev.
eodsnitn q nj vernon Lodge, Bnai Birth se q
this city, are attending the District Grand
Lodge OF that organization now in session at WIZ
further repairs VIM be made to the canal; the
locks win be pl,ced In order. Ec.-The corpora
ton court, Judge Meade, win open its February
stationhouse cells last night were three iodgerz
CHARLIE Ross FATHER srlIL HoPEYuI.-
Although nearly eight years have slipped away
since the summer morning on which little Charlie
ROSS was abducted from IFS Germantown home,
he viii some day see his long lost boy. In Re.
II a,n stu diligently making every erort 20 IN.
absence. II our family the subject d oftsn tns
theme OF conversation. Charlie 6 often spoken b
g nying. and shali % untii " know Dc con
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T~entv Per Cent orr

Twenty Per Cent Or
Is equal to twenty five per cent on. am Offering
this heavy reduction on all goods In every depart
ment to start up trade and to keep my hands az
work. $40 suits, not odds and ends, but your
choice, for $16 SIS suits now $12 No reserva-
tons; everything subject to discount. Cash or
approved credit. GEO. c. HRNNING,
40 9TH street.
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Good Advice

Nearly all the ills that affiIct us can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
no medicine known that will DO this as surely as
Parker'S Ginger Tonic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-07

THE WHIPPING PosT FOR WIFE BFATERs-A bill
introduced in the Illinois legislature last week is
Maryland law which received its first enofc1 at
Id baltimore last week, 1t proposes to interfere
with class OF husbands who, as its author de-
clares, 'pet their wives for passion and thump
them for pastime." The bill revives the whipping
post for 1fe-beaterS, and the committee who have
1t In charge have unanimously decided to recon-
mend its passage.
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Il HAT SETTLES IT.

HAT SETTLES IT.
BROUGHT INTO COMPETITION WITH THE
WORLD. THE BEST CARRIES OFF THE.HONORs.
ing products Of all the branches voslds indus
try were assembled 1t Phiadelphia. To CARY off a
prize in the face Of that tremendous competition was
task Of no ordinary difficulty. Inventions and prepa-
raons for the alienation Of pain and the cure Of dis
present in the grestest possible variety rep
resenting the skill and the profoundest study Of the
ago. and it may be of vital importance to you, person
ally to know that the highest and only medal given to
rubber Porous plasters was awarded to the manufac-
turers Of BENSONS CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER.
by tn following jury:
DE-. WIN. ROTH. Surgeon General. Prussian Army.
J. h. THOMPSON. A. NJ N. D., Warrington. D. G.
@. B. WHITE. n. D.. New Orleans.
ERNEST FLEIsCH. N. D.. Austria.
The decision Was afterwards confirmed by the medi.
cal jury at the last Paris Exposition Knowing the
value of such high and unbiased testimony the medi.
cal profession both in the United States and in Europe
quickly threw ada the old, Advocating plssters they
had been using. and saoptsd Bmson's IN their regular
practice That phyaOins and surgeons Of the broad.
est regulations did THU distinctly proves the intrinsic
merit Of the article.
It - no more thann jrst to add that the average
physicsn Of to-day snotdominafed Inv the
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Owing to the rapidly increasing dem

Owing to the rapidly increasing demand for our
Pure Hungarian wines, We have opened Amerl-
can branch, where large stock will always be
kept of our
CarlGvitZ. the Great Hungarian Claret,
and ali other kinds OF still AMI Sparkling Hun
garian Wines AGENCIES Will b. granted In all
principal cities Throughout the United States and
CanadaS Apply u
MAX GREGER, limited
Purveyors o. Hum aritn wines by special appoint
ment to the Queen OF England. No. 232 Fifth
avenue, New York, T. s A.
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The WINNING STALL1oNs.-Of the sires Of win
ming American racers for 1882 Bonnie Scotland
heads the list with sos 500, of which the two-year
old, George Kinney, carried of the hOnors with q
total OF Sl7,7OO. The other winning sires OF over
$4,000 are as follows: Buckden $500 Longfellow
$50 $780, Genelg $4,000, Billet 81, 432, War Dance
$4.16, Waverly s43 3O2, Virgil $429 s5 bennington
$36972 nlUsed $50 446 Lelaps $50 OSs King Alfonzo
Sc, S39, MOnarchiSt Sc7. O8l. Glen AthOl sos
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If HOU BELIEVE IN FREE TRADE, come to stalls
Nc. Si5 aiil 3l4 Northern Liberty Market, and get
your meats 81 TIE follow ag low prices: Porter
hoise s'frk toe; s!rioin. l3.; round, 1sc.; best
me- - nd &C.: cprned beef, and SC. Come,
everybody!
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METHODIST MINISTERS LOSE THEIR MINING IN
vEsTNENrs--The n. 7. Herald to-day publishes an
odist divines have lost money by being induced to
invest in the Isabella silver mine by one Colonel
Bxby, who, according to the Herald, told Dr.
Spence he twas DESTROYS Of devoting some part Of
his means to philanthropic works, and had de-
cided to endow the Methodist Episcopal uni
versty at Athens, with Gift OF 100000 or $780,
600 worth Of mining shares. ~ .'It had long been
an expressed purpose of DR.. Newman, he says, to
give portion OF his fortune to the cause OF edu-
tunity to carry out his intention. SO he invested
$4,000 In the Isabella Mining and Milling COM
pany,' and Bishop Simpson followed with a sub
scription of $780," Dr. Fowler and other ministers
also invested.
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The BREAKFAST al the wedding of Mss Blaine
was uilfer the entire charge Of Nine. Demonet &
8 ns, lfi@ p ave, and We may add that II was
the hams NEST ever given in Wash ngtOn. They
also furnished the refreshments at the Brewster
wedding
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The safest and SureSt way to restore the youth
full color OF the hair is furnished by Parkers Hair
Balsam, which is deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness.
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s HOOKS, LACE KIDS 75c., Uptown, cochrane'a

VALENTGSEs-Who.esale and retail, at ]. Jay
G0uld'S.
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ssAIderpey Dairy Wagons.n
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per Of Cream, t5c pint
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PR1cE VIII SELL ANYTHING.


ALL WOOL listers AT s.. So FOR INSTANCE.
THERE Is NOTHING WHATEVER THE MATTER
WITH THEM. EXCEPT THE GARMENT HAS
LOST ITS POPULARITY. AND WE Do NOT WANT
TO CARRY TO ANOTHER SEASON THE FEW
GARMENTS WE HAVE IN STOCK; HENCE WE
MAKE THIS Low PRICE. WE HAVE JUST
ENOUGH LEFT TO ANSWER INQUIRIES FROM
THIS ADVERTISEMENT, AS WE HAVE SOLD
ABOUT HALF OF Them SINCE OUR LAST AN
NOUNCEMENT ON WEDNESDAY. AT THAT
DATE WE ALSO ADVERTISED THE LAST OF OUR
ALLWOOL DIAGONAL PLUSH AND FUR TRIM
MED DOLMANS. REDUCED To $40. OUR PRICES
WERE FROM SIS TO $40. THEY ARE ALREADY
HALF GONE.
WE ALSO ADVERTISED THE BALANCE OF OUR
STOCK OF JACKETS AT EQUALLY LOW PRIC y.
A s.. so JA,KET REDUCED TO IS. A $40 JACKET
REDUCED TO Sc. $I2.50 JACKET REDUCED
TO ST. so. SIG PALETOT REDUCED TO $40.
THEY ARE ALSO SELLING WELL.
WE INVITE CUSTOMERS TO HOLD Us TO THE
FULL LETTER OF OUR ADVERTISEMENTS, AS
WE ADVERTISE ONLY THE GOODS AND PRICES
WE HAVE TO SHOW.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
r. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUsE
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For Thick Heads.
Heavy stomachs, bilious conditions,-Wells' May
Apple Ptlls-anti-bilous cathartic. 10 and 25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-07

Hecker,s Baking Powder
is perfect in every respect healthful, thoroughly
reliable, uniform In strength, and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
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Don't want you g take say So but cail anA x
,ae1nls shia for 56c. Made q hne rouna thread
one con muslin, (nct trash, full of prepared sizing
oeceave ne Sye); reinforced with nne linen bosom hne
MI ~ npen nnen sleeve tandk and linen neck land nc
mrned over and stitched through with stisch) =
sS 10y fer the w.s9 tub With button te,s s ~
scr The 'Hsnnis" shirt fun ctock Of WHIT Un0Ss
sor 12t and pc. ever sold IN lis c1ty. An tle ~
nove1ttas IN sin Neckwear; q eeAx1S oold tsa 0A
&c. kcar1s oo1d Tor loc. At
a. MIGNxlss. ,ooa srsss.
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7aC. KIP GLOVE Bargains again opened, Coch-
rane's Uptown.
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THIS MORNING IN the Police Court a colored man
name H"nri Rci WAS put on trial for keeping a
CLIMBER, horse within the city limits The de-
PENDANTS witnesses were not present. and the
Case went over until Tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-07

RELIABLE UMBRELLAS Reasonable, Uptown
Cochrane'S
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MADHoUsE H0RR0Rs-A Dispatch to the Phila-
delphia Times states that Dr.. Julius SEWN, lead
Ing physician Of Erie, Pa, makes charges OF
OF the state asylum at D1xmont DR.. SEWN was
confined In the asylum for eight years, and his re-
lease was effected only few days ago When
under greet bereavement, but in less than eigh-
teen months he recovered his reason, and asked to
be released His request was refused, and he was
kept shut up for seven years longer all his letters
to his friends being intercepted. At length he
succeeded In communicating with the outside
Der OF instances Of cruelty to the inmates OF the
institution, resulting IN one case In DEATH and de-
clares that Mr.. Constantine Munstiel, who is
confined at the asylum, is perfectly sane, and is
the prisoner OF his wife's paramour, who pays for
his support
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PEaiscor.c Eye GLASSES 81. rubber Soc Prigg's

s1,hlo WORTH Nav LINEN Bargains Uptown,
CoGhFAnc'S- ;.
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Look Virginia Roll butter 20 and 25 cts. per Id.
cor. 10th and Louisiana avenue.
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STRICTLY PURE LIQUORS for medicinal and
family uSe Arlington whisky 81 per OF. tottle; "a
per gallon McGees, 404 OH street northwest.
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Recent Real Estate Sales.

Thomas Downing, auctioneer, has recently sold
the following property for Charles Payson, trus-
tee: All Of square 739, with the improvements
Gate Harry Winters property to George K.
Chase for $500; for r. B. Lewis and VIM. P. Bell,
division or square GA, being the east feet front
OF lot H. and the west feet front of lot 49, 'front.'
Quill for 5O0 also the rear portion OF said lots
TO same purchaser for S625; for same trustees the
western part OF lot No. 2. In square &c. with the
street, to Daniel Ready for $685. for j. c. G. Ken
needy, trustee lot In Noses Kellys subdivision OF
square $40, located on south E street, between
ments, to Susan B. Clarke for $500; for VIM. A.
Gordon and Charles NJ. Matthew'S trustees, lots 43
and a. In Bealls addition to Georgetown, with the
improvements, located at the northwest corner OF
Congress and Dunbarton streets, to Y.B. N. Dodge
for $40, 600
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A New Years

A New Years Gift,
In the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for one
year, is In order. 1t Is large eghtpage paper OF
ffty-Six cOlumns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid
Trindefss LactO PhOshate Of Lime and
Cod Liver OIL, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds consumption, bronchitis, asthma all throat,
breast and lung affections.
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BRIBERY "UNIVERsALLY PREvALENrn IN NEW
JERsEY.-In the New Jersey house OF representa-
tiveS yesterday special committee submitted a
report stating that bribery Is universally preya-
lent in the state, ana recommending that bin be
passed prescribing q punishment not exceeding
81 200 fine and one years imprisonment for each
case OF bribery. The committee also recommend
that requests for votes at any election or con-
ventiOn be also prohibited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-07

TIE EIeHTH ANNUAL HsuxIoS AND DrxHER At
wrLLARDA
The Oar tmouth College alumni OF Washington
held their eighth annual reunion and dinner at
Wizards hotel last evening. At the business
meeting, held prior to the festivities OF the
reelection. new officers were chosen as follows;
President Prof. J. r. Eastman, class 1869; nrst
CO.. Gee cs csss
Resolutions were adopted respecting the
f nfs1n gentlemsn s sat down to the banquet
that followed. Gen John Eaton, the retiring
president. presided over the feast and Mr.. s. r.
Bond acted as toast master. The FIRST toast to
which a response was made was "Early and later
exemplifications OF the rhyming art In connection
gentleman, who graduated from Dartmouth in
1874, made speech In response to this, which for
vivacity would do credit to the newest 'freshy"
tons of his written on the occasion Of 4th
OF July celebration in 1914, just prior to
his graduation. The next epoch represented In
ton was printed. He closed with reading poem
5y MIN
made and responded to as follows: 1.-THE relations
OF University and College, Prof; Ely OF Johns
rett. class Of 1850, correspondent Of the Boston
Advertiser and Mr.. st1lson Hutchins, OF the Post;
THE Ladies Dy Assistant Secretary OF the Treas:
uIS fANhOAs AsOfs ete"sS os'sC esseOsc
Hon. Nelson Dingley. Jr. Speeches were made
also by Rev. DIR. Adams, Of New York, and Mr..
Wheelwright, agent OF the Holland exposition.
Ex-G0v. Dingley, In responding to his toast,
translated the Latin sentiment literally, as mean.
ing 'No dinner without a speech" and having
with mock gravity 1nveighed against the man
who invented after-dinner speeches, delivered an
eloquent tribute TO Dartmouth, where the student
lived In an atmosphere OF toll and study, and de-
clared his faith in the maxim that there was no
victory without toll, no royal road to knowledge
and no success in life without persistent and per-
severing effort.
Mr.Nathan D. Cram, OF the class OF 1885,, and Hon.
OSsian Ray, who were to respond to tOastS, were
unable to be present. Letters were read from
President Bartlett, of Dartmouth; Hon. John
Wentworth, president of the General Alumni as
ISOLATION; Mayor Palmer, of Boston; Gen. Sher-
man; Prof. Wright, OF Dartmouth, and Mr.. Walter
B. Patterson. OF the class OF 1888 During the eve
ming several selections were sung by the
glee club, composed of Messrs Hill, An
dreWS, Johnston and ShuSter. Among
those present, other than these mentioned, were
D. Merrill, 1885, 20. C. Wight, 1912; J. s. Brown,
1s4S; Emerson Hodges, 1S49; DR.. N. s. Lin
coin, Rev. David Bremen, and j. o. Wilson,
1850; DIR. w. w. GOdding, r. d. Mussey, j. p.
Folsom, 1854; w. L. Peabody, 1855; George A. Lyon,
Capt. A. W. Fisher, 1858; j. H. Hobbs, 1859; VIM.
II Gardiner, E. A. Paul, VIM. TwOmbly, 1876; Ad-
olson F. Andrews, Winfield s. Montgomery, 1873;
L. A. Smith, 1880; A. s. Brown, E. 6. Kimball. F..
r. Lane, and F. w. Lane, 1881; G. A. Lcveland and
1871, and Mr.. Marcus Hopkins.
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The WEEKLY STAR, large double paper Of fifty
Dix columns, will be sent pOstp id for one dollar a
year, Try it,
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CITY ITEMS.

No One
Ever regretfully invested twenty-five cents In
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
MRS. M. L0breub,
Washington, says: browns Iron Bltters COM
cd Of
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CHARGE OF LARCENY SUsTAINED.-The case
against David Lecount, the young man who was
ing suit .of clothes from Arthur Flynn, OF No.
1lOs street, was taken up to day, and SEN
prisoner by representing himself to be dyer, got
possession OF a suit OF clothes from the COM
plainant, and then pawned them. Counsel for the
defense claimed that as the clothes were given to
the defendant In good faith, and they were not
felOniously taken there was no larceny in the
case The court held otherwise and imposed the
above substantial sentence
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Special Weather Bu!Ictin.

rising barometer, and slight fall In tempera-
Special Weather Bulletin.
To-HoBsow ~ BE FAIR AND SLIGHTLY COLDER
Tie chez sisa2. officer OF the army furnishes
Tie Following special bulletin to the press: A
severe e.cFE- j. veloped III the Ohio valley yeSter
DAY s'ld ,gVac rspidly to the northeast TO north
tTL New I1rk- where IL is now central This
stor1 e-.-isea laavy rains in the Ohio valley and
nida.e STAT > ana snow in New England and the
axe region. n IN continues this morning In the
7cUtheiD. n dale and New England states, but
far and cull weather. prevails in the northwest
To temperature has risen from 100 to 200 on the
Atlantic coast wiz, south to east winds; it con-
Sss fallen ro,a 100 fo aoo IN Minnesota. Where it
zero IN Missouri aud Colorado The following sta
tons report r than one inch of rainfall during
i24, Cncinnsu 31i, Columbus l. 2o Louisville E IS,
Memphis IL. Nashville 40, Pittsburg 1.34. At
ianiic cry l.i6 and Barnegat City 1.0a stations
II ne ONO valley ave been warned OF approach
l1S aoo-tS, Tbsct Il occU. to-day and tomorrow.
Tie ioilo2tuG SHea.ai temperatures were 1orted
~ 3 q. II yest rd5y: Washington, 500 Norfolk.
-; S2vsan9H. 55o AtItnta. go; Jacksonville.
IS. Pensacola $50: New Orleans, roo; Calves
ton, -; Tuce u. 80; Los Angeles, 800. and San
Ii-E1, SO. tn Indications are tlab slightly
coiasr and clear b. Hr Ir weather VIII prevail In
TIE mydle state. tl- OhiO valley, gull states and
LAKE region On FDur ~
Jrsr OPENED 1890 yards Irish linen. piques
IL lrIt~ - t.,.Hts - cents. Towson'S, 636 Penn
syiFaht3 avenue. soutt size.
TuE TetLowIs.e .sti es worth, from 10 to 15c
VIE 5a solo lar g. tJ-rn7s w only at r. Gold
schInit Si21Th { q " = H. c3ffee caniSters, 40
clothes p;.s I b9ule ss65 dressing, coverei tin
bu'Ests niHcinE knives, bottles of ink, colored
g3-5 trult saucer. 6 lrsspJons decorated china
nus iJh.t -9o ',s ,guOie ..ie5aing combs, potato
naS-L rs f-lLuE pin, squire bread pans, Of. tin
Cus, scrl.1i ~, -Tt.she5 81 q. Clothes line pocket
lanss 2AtTs itEs- fszOrs $50 tooth picks, boxes
f SHOE blacAia# - tots, row muffin pans,
covered 81 acst'aus- ? tltE j miners, sad-lron
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500 In GOldU
Given away by Royal Glue. See advt
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FrssELLs ICE CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
GossANERs guaranteed reliable, Uptown, Coch.
20 Tl.at-
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Nsvv Drish.


oa ng hoods in the western rivers h.sc r n sre
1s;s PAT subsidized rain and sleee stosn pr
r. snora ss night over VIDE exteas sO - snov
nsocS"~ ~ at Chicago yesterday, ana anVs0oA e.~"
Thrse ~ - threatened In the nods1Ms~n eroro
the Penuss9e thirty eeven cadets su ~ CSester
s 1c 1o ., extending theatrical ~ fHe
oters ~ inc rules have been A"1 '"'
the COMMITTEES on finance Of the New Yo5e sem a
sacsns tie atom e seeo 70
proper Legal process 70 Collect the tag Of gig GOO
ana penalty OF 10 per cent thereon OF the western
oT TNa n nossrsegtaph Company. a.. -. rchnaa
mondsT ntoh, at BlTmingham, A ssnnntsn~ to
$o;yvWs aasO q diamond ring. .,r,
II is estimated that q quarter OF million gsI
IONS y, WMsky went out OF bond IN the AoulSsne
N.Y. 1as.nct under taxes yesterday: -, .-.,naa
bears are camped at Kingston. N. ]: lt = re-
portea mat baby which died since they nave
Oe zen, tneIe was given TO the bears for 1000. 10.
III, Ing nrst Chicago Nardi Gras was nela i ss
auspices Of the CHICAGO turner's
Desos Soothwofth. ex.cty treasurer OF rnlia s
Se e aied recently IN Italy MS remains Will
ReRresentative Justa. has introduced 2 bin in
and Ohio railroad company to run is new line
mile OF Newark.
Peter Hefrner. resadisg near Fleetwood, Pa, &C
tanning powder. An explosion followed, and He'll
ner, his wife and two year old child were severe
child will die.
The majority Ct the Johns Hopkins University
Clton site controversy In reply to the recent crit
1cism OF their Management bI Hon. John w. Gar
rett, himself one OF the trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-07

HELD FOR HOUsEBREAKING.-A tall young mu-
latto man named Henry Scott, was before Judge
Smell to-day, on the charge OF breaking into the
house OF Mr.. Edgar Ball, of 18th and streets,
and stealing lot of valuable carpenters TOOLS
which were recovered and Identified by the COM
pla1nant as his property. The case was sent to
the grand jury, and the defendant was committed
In default OF 81 600 bail