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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-04

LIEUT.: WOODS ADvENTURE-Lieut o. T. Wood.
OF the oth artillery, stationed at Fort Hamilton
Was walking In Nassau street. near John on ne
cemOer goth, when the pressure OF steam I'm the
pipes OF the american Steam-heating and power
company blew the cover from manhole and filled
the street With steam. Lieut. Wood lost his way
10 the log and fell into a steam-pipe manhole
MS civilians clothes were ruined by lampblack
ana the SKIN was Scraped on one side OF his leg
ne nmped TO the Office OF the steam-heating com.
pahy, declined the offer or a carriage to take HIM
nome, ana tod them he was going to sue them
5. b. Chlttenden, his counsel mas BROUGHT suit
eealnst the steam company In the marine court
ana the case Is set down Tor to-morrow-N r.
san. 3D. ~ .
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Eonds, Stocks and Investment ecr,ites Bought and
Sold OH Commission
No. $50 18TH STREET.. (CORCORAN BI-ILDING)
Agency for Prince and Whitley, stock Brokers,
GA BROADWAY NEW YORK.
PROFESSIONAL

A RIl%!tIiL TEETH TADE BEFORE AND IN
serte't iiIethfey af'c extracting natural teeth
ten s;ICL,i3d suceess Modern methods and skill III MI
SraiGh%S 90 Destistry- Moderate lets. BIZ DON
NALLI. E52l + street northwest ia3-Iv
kiif lfiAl fiES, 81. 30. $lj. "HE 81
n d@ -: q Eexwc1i iEerl"cIJ2icr: that :. Field
Gass - 30 Pearl oTcra. EEHPLEh'5 Il he Oi tcianJ
ehi stn: Il, s53 Eennss iyai!G avcHIIe is
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MATTHEws-BozEMAN-Mr. W. E. Matthews and
Miss Euretta BOZeman the school veacner whose
DIAL In coored society o few days ago, were
married last evening at the residence OF the bride
No. SlS I'd street southeast, Rev. DIR. Crummel OF
ST. Luke's Episcopal church, officiating, assisted
by Rev. +. j. Grimke
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Capitol Notes.

The subcommittee OF The House committee On
agriculture to-day made favorable report TO the
full committee on the propost ion of the German
government that America stili n rcscntatites 70
the Hamburg cattle fair. An appropriation OF
$4,000 Is recomm sndei or tits purpose
The full COMMITTEES this mo,iiag discussed the
subject, bu without reaching aIy conclusion adj.
tourned until Saturday next
TIE wAYs AND hEANs coMrITrKr
In IT'S consideration OF the tariff commit ri ,n,s r.
port this morning, considered the sthodale OF
those recommended hy the commiss.on's report
20 an extent which leaves them about as nxea by
the existing law. Wood pulp was taken IRON the
free list, aud rate OF IS ptr oentum al yalorem
recommended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-04

GOODRICH. ATTORNEY-AT.IMW Ia DEAR
IA bogn eereeS Ohcego. Adsioo freo rs year1s ex.s
pe1tencc. Gpnadenfaai business legally attended @
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The Second Division schools.
rHR CHANGES or fRAcHRRs-ANofHRR EXAMINATION
NECESSARY.
The recent action OF the committee on teachers
OF the trustees OF public schools I'm notifying such
acting teachers as failed to attend or TO pass at
the recent examination Of candidates for teacher
ships and promotions that their places were vacant
which action was confirmed ct the last meeting OF
the board. has resulted In a number OF vacancies
and changes In the second division, OF which Mr..
Brney is the local trustee. To-day the school re-
Gently taught BY Mr. Daale In the Henry building;
the schools recently taught by Miss Chadwick. on
street, between 9Th and 9TH; by Miss Longfellow
N R,G The Abbott ouang and BY Miss Bgsiow IN the
Alss Hooper In the Henry building has been
street. between 9th and 10th to Mrs. Rachel ].
Floyd. and that OF Miss Baker {recentiy msrried)
In the Gales building, 20 Miss Elizabeth j. Haven
ner; Misses Chadwick, LOngfellow and Bigelow
are from Massachusetts,, who came here last fall,
and Miss Merrick. MIRA Floyd and Miss Ravenner
belong to Washington. TWAS thought AT the last
meeting OF the board that Miss Chadwick, who
was sick at the time OF the examination, was ex-
cused. and II was 40 reported; but It Ia now
claimed that the motion was not put TO vote. and
she therefore goes out with the others Mr.. Biz.
teacher who passed the recent examination
is employed and the list is exhausted, but one
holding certificate being available, and that
there Is no vacancy below the third grade. Il Is
suggested, In view OF this condition OF affairs,
That another examination be held at an early date,
ror IL Is apparent that there will be other vaCan-
cles 10 nll before the close OF the school year.
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ACCUSED OF ROOFING THE MAILs-B Falken.
nelmer, a railway postal clerk engaged In the
Transfer service at the Union Depot, In 81. Louis
was arrested yesterday at his post by Special
agent George A. Dyce. Fdlkenhpimer has been
connected with the service 1ur over IL years He
was assigned TO duty at the Union Depot ia the
transfer or malls from incoming to outgoing
trains, and is charged with embC zZling a racket
OF Louisville letters In transit The inspectors
went 10 work on the case and a decoy package
sSSN to"~SSoAoH VA
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BOWLING. auctioneer,

BE sAhE OF ASP
sThEE sFE Asb H H9E1si
BRICK HOUSE. no. 3O7-LOT 20 FEET 81 10
ssTFEET SSRTHMksT. bETwERS i + f6 s5Rf /
AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST-l5 EEET
BY 142 FEET INCHES.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of thee.
Equity Court paced the 18th day Of December, a
are compiainants. and Mary E. Hsrrison and others
are Iefendants No 8. 1872 docke. 49, the undersigned
trustees will sell. at public auction in front of the
SS5 SGhHi, 1.ss ~ 3 : /
estate IN said cause mentioned, situate in the CITY
Tered sax 6 of the subdivision Part OF square NUM-
bered four hundred AMI fifty ght t458 made and re-
corded by the heirs of William Whetcroft deceased
THE SANE DAY IT HALFPaST FouR si %,c clsS *
= NJ that other piece of real estate unimproyed i'm
sao cause mentioned situate in said ty and District
70 VT The east half of the west half Of lot numbered
eight % III square numbered five hundred and s,xtee,,
depth of said lot ' ~ Wv
The terms Of sale "a prescribed nv s.;d ,ao-oa .,o
Inc purchase money to be paid equal insalments of
IN cash. and the balance in and two Years
he Gay OF SALE the whole to bear from the
day OF sale and the payment thereof be secured by
ned OF trust on the property sold Tor cash to be paid on
ihe uay OF sale or ON the ratification by the court
deposit OF 500 the It'll street properly and of 500 on
une OF SAFE he Trustees reserve the right to resel
Tine pieces OF At the risk and cost Of
e ueiannng purchaser unless the urchasers of the
sans snail comply with the above terms wthin one
week alter any sale. All conyeysncing at purchaser's
cost. - P~AoAA"0eA
JAMES g. PAYNE,
49, Louisiana avenue: -.
,,e EDWARD H. THOMAS. Trustees.
o<o-oSds 9l6 street northwest.
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AUCTION SALES.
's'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctiopeer.

's'HoMAS DONLING. Aucuoneer.
SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HOU SEHOLD FURNI-
TUhE 10 COVER ADVANCES.
on SATURDAY, JANUARY SIXTH. 1883. AT TEN
O'CLOCK. within and in front of my auction rooms,
shall SCI. very fins collection Of Parlor aud ChamEer
fIrnlture, comprising. in part
Three elegant French Plste Mantel Mirrors,
j wo eigbt-piec Plush larier suites,
one seVeE- piece Parlor Suite-Raw Silk and Plush,
One very handsome Hal stand. with Beyeled Plate
Mirror
ELEGANT MarbleTop Buffet, with French Plate Mir
Tor,
Three very fine Walnut Parlor Suites. finely nushed.
Very handsome Window Chair,
Lounges NJ L. Tables Pictures.
One Organ two Pianos,
Brussels Carpets.
Rep and CTetanne Curtains,
Walnut Extension Dining Tables,
China and Glassware,
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
ALSO,
One Panel Carriage
uggleS-yery finely finished,
JACKSON "agol-a donation to the Garfield Fair.
y B--No postpOncnent on account Of weather.
ia3-:t
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Lieut.. Gov. TabOr,s DIvorce.

telegram to the New York Herald from Den.
yer, Col, January ID, says:-Divorce was GRANTEES
to-day to Mrs Tabor. wife OF Lieut. Gov. Tabor.
6y mutual agreement, on the ground OF desert,on.
settlement and make things easy Tor the decree
Gov Tabor decided to his wife to-day real property
mere valued at $3.50 900; he also purchases OF her
ner interest In the Windsor hotel here paying heP
therefor $685. COO In view OF the fact that Tas,r IA
prominent candidate for the United States 0eH-
ate the affair has created good deal OF interest
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

TErsTEFs SALE OF ALL OF SQUARE 70 M
PEOTED Bl 4 LARGE BRICK RESIDENCr.
Known AS THE LATE HARRY WINTERS
PROPERTY BOUNDED BY CANAL AND
sol III STIR Il Nd NEW JERSEY AVENUE
AND SLCOND STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust bearing date the 18th
Gay OF Mill 1878, and duly recorded i'll j. ber
Sol 1oios ~ &C., ole Of tie land records of the ot1
sesnr' th.rtby The underlined Trustee Will sell on
SAL RiAl. JANUARY SIXTH, 1883 On the preIni-
ss az OUR O'CLOCK, all OF square 739. together with
the improvements.
Tn sale of this property offers fine opportunity to
secure a comfortable home. The improvements are
goct and substantial.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance in two
equal PAYMENTS. at tx and twelve months, tn notes
tearing Interest az six cert. PER until raid
and secured by deei of trust the y operty sold
AL yanClng at purchasers cost 500 depOsit re-
CURED At time u sale. CHARLES PAYSON,
u2l dts Tru,tea
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Red Clouds Mission East.

"Where is Red Cloud now 2" asked THE TAR re-
porter OF Indian Commissioner Price to-day.
I" He has gone to Carlisle to see the school He
wanted to go there, and we thought 1t would be a
good thing for him to see the schools. He repre-
sents large and powerful tribe, and has consider
able influence with them, and it is important for
him to understand that the young Indians must be
educated and absorbed with the white population
or e Sc determination viii probably be their fate.
visit to this city will have beneficial effect I'm
OtherWayS ea Red Cloud"
Is he coming back to this city 2" Continued the
reporter.
II expect that he will come back tomorrow or
Saturday, and then start home next week. He
has new suit OF clothes and seems to be In good
spirits"
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leROTECT YOUR FAsUIFS
Il BY Joining The MUIUA EESERYE FUND LIFE
Ash e. AlltyN. The Success of this III tItutiTn -
wonderful During Sci teilter ard October g.oIe it
wrote nearly SIX million dOilzrs Of Insurance
See advertisene n tin Post soIcits.rs wanted
Office. 1909 street
nlG-3nI Y. KNIGHT Manager
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THE Potomac FLATS IMPRovEMENT.-In conse.
quence OF the unusual depth OF the river, the can
tractors In charge OF the work for the improve
ment OF the Potomac flats will not be able to run
the wharf as far out In the river as they first In.
tended. This discovery will necesSitate some
change In the plan, but the delay will not be very
great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-04

DUBLIN, Jan. "A man named Carney, tenant
farmer, has been beaten to death by party of mer
been arrested on suspicion of being connected
with the murder,
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End Of the New Hayen Contest

NEW HAVEN, CONN, JAN 4.-The clerk OF the
supreme court this forenoon received a postal
card card from Judge Park, on which the Judge wrote:
'Ihe legislature having validated the black bal
lots there is no use OF proceeding further in the
matter OF the New Haven city election. Please
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A Terrible Storm.

BOSTON. Jan: "A special dispatch from Mt.
washington, dated last night, says: "a terrible
Ing at the rate OF Ia miles an hour The tempera-
lure Is at zero. and it is showing. All is safe"
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Thousands Out Of Work.

CHICAGO, Jan. AIR. D. c. Bradley, vice pres,-
dent or the Calumet Iron and Steel company saws
month or six weeks on account OF the low price OF
Nails About 10000 men Will be thrown out OF
employ In consequence OF this action OF the nail
have some employment In making repairs
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MACON, GA, Jan. 4-AleXander MObley and his
wife, OF Irwin county, started to Algin Yesterday
morning upon an OK cart laden with seed cotton
WINE on the road, the oxen ran away, threw
MODley, who was Smothered to death before as
S1Stance could reach her.
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A Fatal Roller Explosion

CHICAGO, Jan. "A special dispatch from FIJI
more Centre, Mich, says:-The boiler of Hoffman
Six persons were injured, one OF whom is dead, an
two of the others Will die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-04

INDIANAPOLIS, md, Jan. 4-The f1fty.th1rd gen.
eral assembly OF Indiana convened this morning.
Inc organization OF the house was completed by
the election OF W. D. Byram as speaker by a vote
OF % to az, five members being absent or not vot.
ing. Inc senate was organized by the election OF
a. D. Kelly for secretary. Gov. Porter will deliver
his message This afternoon.
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Latest Ibleglans to The Star.
Gov. butler Inauxurated.


BOSTON, Jan. Ain recent years no inaugural
mas been so popularity attended as that OF Gov.
Butler at the state house to-day. Hours before
the time for him to appear the halls and passages
were crowded so that motion difficult, and the
throng overlooked down the broad steps, and ex-
tended even to the Common. The joint conyen-
ton for the Inauguration arrived In the hall OF
the house OF representatives, which was packed
full of people. The ladies' ana members galleries
were opened for ladies, but the public gallery was
reserved for invited guests
Al 12:aO O'Clock the supreme judicial court
entered. followed by Gen. Butler, dressed In an
evening suit, and carrying gold headed cane and
wearing his usual button hole boquet He walked
up the aisle ana sat at the Speakers desk, amid
the applause Of his friends. When the assemelage
had all passed in, President Crocker OF theSenate,
administered the oath OF office, land at IL SO O'Clock
Governor Butler signed his name to the oath.
Governor Butler was then presented formally
to the legislature, and proceeded to read his al
dress.
THE GOVERNORS ADDRESS.
He stated that the total debt of the state was
sS2 $50 He spoke at length on the subject OF
iree md equal suffrage stating that there should
De no iegai hindrance of paying capitatton tax,
SeueVlhg In such tax as a duty OF the citizen,
out not as qualification for suffrage.
lie thought 1t would be better to enact by law
that Two OF family, by blood or marriage, should
not mold aDp0lntive office in the same department
or the state government. like the provision adopt
ei oy the Senate OF the United States In The bill
recently passed.
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Election of Orfic,aI. In Maine.

AUGUSTA. Me, Jan. 4-In a joint convention of
Doth branches OF the legislature the following
state oncers were elected: Joseph O. Smith, secre-
tary OF state; Henry B. Cleaves attorney general,
ana George l.. Beal, adjutant general Seven ex-
ecutiVe councillors were also elected. Governor
elect Robe was then tnaugurated with the usual
ceremonies. and delivered his address
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

TRmSIEE'S SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE ON
iHndhTl IilI, n STREET. MAKO. 50. TIL, AND
ANOIHER ON FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST
NEAR STREET. BOTH DESIRABLE RESI-.
DENCiS.
By virtue Of deed OF trust from Nathan c. ORA "A
Ter ana wife and Johnson P. Thomas and wife, g::a
dreed July lst d. 1872, and recorded in No. 693 AA
foo 81 Of the lan1 records of the District Columbia
ana OF the ofaer OF the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, III THE case of Hyde ct al equity
No; .. i23 dssolyng the injlnct on the subscriber
will sell TO the highest bidder front the preises
On ,~1 tn IN ERoDAi. THE IL ELEVENTH bay OF
eight. and the aorth half Of lot numbered
. tseyenl. III square number 296 1.-TWO hundred and
ninety: and lot number "a twenty -four) in the
SUBDIVISION OF square number $40 Give hundred and
tenj. as made by tn commissioners appointed by the
court to divide the Hodee estate all in Washington
city. District of Columbia.
sa IL .1uare $40 at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, and in
square -96 at HALF-PA~T FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ.
Terms OF ssle: One-third ca-h. of which 300 on
eicn piece must be paid the time sale and the
iedt Ia equal sums, in one two and three years,
hes OF The purchaser bearing interest per CEN
tiIl er amman from day of SALE payable semi
Annually, to be secured the property cod to the
satls action Of the Trust To sold subject to taxes
ana assessments, and conveyancing and recording 10
I've at tie cost 81 the purchaser
d3O-d ANTHONY HYDE Trustee
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F'EUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE. SITUATE No. S26 FOUR
TENTH IREET NORTHWEST. WASHING

FFEUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. KEAL Est ATE. SITUATE No. $40 FOUR
nth 81 RECT NORTHWEST. WASHING
Ky VI tue OF deed Of trust bearing date the:
I'm da OF Norenter A. u. 1880. aud duly s f:::
corded IN Llher No. go, folio 6, ct seq, ON
= TIE request of tie party secured thereby, and
- the ragrest Of tn heirs, the undersigned Tr..s-
ties VI sell It pgbic auction, in front Of the
licenses. on Thu RS DAY, the sLEVENTH DsY OF
JAStA RY. A. D., 1893. at FOUR O'CLOCK
TIE following described real estate situate living
anu u - III tue CITY of u ashiIgtun, District Col-
bta a. Encwn and distinguished upon the plat or plan
81 Eat cry and District and b. ing LOT herea
t~tn, nj tS III Dayiison's sub vision SQUARE
numbered tso hundred AID twenty t22O). said sub
GlvSln is recorded i'll the office of the surveyor Of
WASHINGTON. DC. improved 10y four and base
Rect bIlck dwelling. containing in al sixteen large
Size oi lot: "A it, inches front by depth of 100 feet
isrns: Six thou*a: d dollars (i6 60tD cash. balance
III SIX I've and eighteen months, with interest at the
rat OF SIX er cent Ter annum until paid secured
pt deed of trusl n property sod Al conyeyancilx at
'e cost ii Hurc aser; and If terms OF sale co,-
pied with tn days after SAFE the tr1ls-
Tee reserve the right to resell the property 1T risk and
COST III dria tit ns purchaser.
The Pro- ert will be sold clear Of all epcumb; ances
deposit Of 5000 required at time of sale.
The house may be inspected between 10 and O'Clock
DALI.
PHILIP F. LARNFR \
639 + street H. w. | ,
JOHN Il. LARNER, 1rustces.
1884 F street d W.
THOS. J. FISHER CO.. Auctioneers
do, jan2 4G $40
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'E'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE AT THE NORTHWEST COR Err
OE CONGRESS AND DUNBARTON STREETS
GtORG OWN, ID. &.
BY virtue of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed 18th October. 1882 S:j
and January I'd. 1883 in equity 8. $50. En-
WI SELL II front Of the premises, MONDAY. JAN
UARf FIFTEENTH 1889, ut FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ
Lots numbered 43 and Al. in Bealrs addition to said
eosetown which said property is improved by three
Terms: One-ttird balance in equal instruments
payable i'll six. twelve aud eighteen months, with III
terest from day of SALE all cash at option of pur-
haser Upon fun payment of Purchsse money deeds
VIII he g1ycn. ConveyauCing at purchasers cost. A
time OF sale.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, 225 Az st.,
ja3-d:s
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MARRIED.

4. MiLLfh-ToWNSHEND. On January lst 1894 af
we residence OF the brides PARENTS by Rev DIR Ad-
aison, MI. JOHN II. Miller of Mcl.eansboro Ills
&c, VA "esuAns~ts
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WHAT SECRETARY FoLGER SAys-In answer 10
charges made by appraiser How ara, OF New YORK..
Secretary Folger says that he has not asked IL
the appointment OF q relative g an once in the
custom service since 1870 and Le was then not In
the employ or the government
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ADitS YOU CAN COSFIDENTIALIY CONSULT
1D: BROTHERS. 9O6 J. street southwest. Particular
attention. paid to ali Disease Peculiar iies married
OF slflSie AL frreg iISrl;i5s and Ovarian Trnuies
Geated IhiTty-hye Years experience. n2I-2m.
TIVE IAbII-,' FRIEND MOTIFS HOMEOPATHIC
- NE Tor all female conn Limits. distractions ana
All Diseases produced from IRE -iIartics no taste or
sie- Ter SAFE only 1t Y6 b street southwest I'm
nR- LEJN. The OIDE-T ESTABLISHED AND
~ or rrilahle L:fir-' Physician i'll The civ ca, he
Shsuissn tally at 81 PennSylvani. avenue All Female
3omi:aEts and ire UiaI!tieS quickly r,lnoved.
frohPt ttea.li"nt Cor-c ntence ami consult ltiocs
stuety confidential Sei' roo,i.s for Ladies Oice
nooIs : W a,d o 20 . pm d6-lm
NE j. CLEGG. 81 SOUTH HIGH sTRFET BAL
- t!.lCFt. Nd, makes si'ecillty of ALL FEMALE
OlStA IS, VIZ Ovarian Troubles.
Nb-Ptellis boarded II red or visited
no-ite- nl6
nR- - l. BOWIE. MEDiCAI. ELECTRICIAN
II treats successfully ZEN Diseases NrIIraI j.,
hhetn,1t :sa thlls. FarclysiS Nervous Diseases sc
IurklsE. t--1an, Siiii3tr ana all Ae,licatci Baths
gwen Az g. street. opposite Rigs House. 90
MADAME De FOREST HAS REMEDY For La
4sk dos AHienlae c0nr.ants quickly cured Can b,
consuei a II i2i3 III street northwest. Oiicefors
IRON =. octcA PHI Vilh .aC.es oniy. nil IOln'
nE. LOBERTsON. THE MOST RELIABLE AND
H lc1Et-t established specialist III this civ with ~
'ars eFptrIeIlce. viii guarantee in all disses of
Ite Urinary t'rt,SIis, Nef' Weakness etc. Con-
Nednese,ys and Saturdays. from to 8 u. M
81 MS orr 500 s:tves northwest. Refers to tn.
adm ply o Baltimore. Nan oflCa, 81 North
llDertS StfNe-- Baltimore.
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BETRSOrfsED.

:, BDABAuM-HANLEIN. On January 4th 1883
fEkD BNXBAUM. OF Phi'adelphia, Pa to N,ss
hnZL.E AANLEIA daughter Of ]. II. Hanlein Of
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A Religious Burial Of G.,

A Religious Burial Of Gambetta.
LONDON, JAN "A Paris dispatch to the Globe
this evening says: ,Gambetta's father demands
1or The body OF his son religious burial at Nice
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BIDs FOR PLuNBINO.-Bids were opened az q e
Treasury department - follows; For plumbing
ana gasntttng materials for the Paducah Ky,
court house and pest once, Thomas Someryille,
N,06s.lA; Hayward Hutchinscn, Soel ST.
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CHARGED with Robh,ne the 1ai1s

SHsfC.e, Va, Jan. 4-Jef Walker, for a
number OF years past mail carrier between Bel
night, charged with robbing the mails. Walker
acknowedged his guilt and confessed having
carried the robbery on systematically for the past
three years The prisoner was taken to RIch-
nond this morning to stand examination.
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There had been no further inve igation or pollca
AFFAIRS by the commissioners up Iu nearly o'clock
To-Day. They were, however, In lrivate session II
oelng tne day for the regular bodld meeting
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Cold Weather i'm Manitoba,
The Atlantic CITY Land C,.e

WINNIPEG. MAN. Jan. 4.-Another cold spell has
sat Id, and the frost IS intense. The thermOmete
registered 80 degrees below zero to-day.
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