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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-12-29


II HACktELD Co.
IL
..,.,, ,.,,,, 80,
Otftk fok SALE
- ~ ~,-,, xoD-S
INVOICES VI NEW SooDS'
49,. n,,,,,,,,,
JUST RECEIVED
,,r
~ BARK [. X Bishop and steamship thteh'eN
~
from BREWEN.
A Large Assortment of Dry Goods,
ings, Turkey Red. Merinos black aud
Cobourss. italian Cloth and
Black, Gros-grain' Fancy colored and Striped
ese' N''Pe' 49,
Mems Furnishing GOOHs.
etc, Merino and cotton undershirts, White
voice ,,s OF SL Ito, dI.n eonsis,lns
mn. W "i't, - I'LL w, Sasi "'
Mohan. pr''l'
Boys Shirts, and
key and Sailor Jackets, Carpet
Shawls, Cotton and Turkish Towels,
White and Fancy Quilts, Felt Rugs and Brus
sells Carpetng Silk and Velvet Ribbons, Threads
n,,
White and Fancy Blankets,
Scarlet, Orange, White Wooden and points,
" =
| Genuine Eau de Cologne, Lubns FIX
| tracts, Toilet Soaps, phocome, Hair
R Balls liarmoqieas, Blank Books,
|
s. ns,sS I'm N"'; ''o "''
''ss' '''''''' '
| S,JyJes r,JfsL;,s Ci,,bs s,irr.n Icotler
~
|
c-.... , g. -. ,.,. c,.u,,,...
Rice Dshss and Baker,, pe@ii9hns and ~,
BnrapS, Woolpaek and Iwilled Saeking, Linen Hose
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GOODS.
DILLINGHAM; q co.

DILLINGHAM; co.
Beg to announce that by late arrival, they have
received large additions their Stock ID ,,osis
among wheh are many articles sdapied the
HOLIDAY SEASON
They would ea special attention 10 the large variety
FINE sivEk PLATED WARE
IA the --latest deslgn,. u ~hich two c,,gnaeus have
just been received.
Daring tis Holidays these god. vii he .old at
Very Low Prices.
They ai>o have hne assortment
u
Table Cullcry,
flfc-prsol j. sel hoNes,
Refrigerator, and Ice Chests,
Lsnps and AhAnisbess.
DILLIN0HAA = 90.
FORT STREET
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Hdrdcdre.

Pocket and butcher Knives Scissors, SHEEP Shears,
Needles, Spoons Files, Spurs, Galvanized Basins,
Hoop Iron, keg Rivets, Hammers yellow
Metal and Composition Mails, CHARTERS
Rabbit Metal Sugar Coolers, Iror
Tanks
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PORTLAND CEMENT,

Fire Clay. Blacksmith Coal, Fire Bricks, Tiles
Empty Barrels, Oak Boats, &c.
Orders from the Other Islands carefully a,tendedto,
H. HackJcid & %.
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Alexandria Affairs,

Reported for The EVENING SrAa.
FUNERAL OF WAsH1NGroNIAE.-The funeral o.
John kessier member OF Columbia Lodge o
from Christ church yesterday afternoon. The Rev
D. Snter o1tlciate J, and the funeral was attended
by Lafayette Lodge, !: o. NJ. Columbia Lodge. o.
tend the funeral also, But the ice blockade al
Glesporo prevented the boat from passing and they
were s Obliged to return to Washington.
ARREST.-A dispatch was received here from
Chariottesville 9:3o last night, asking the ar
rest OF Cnas. Scaaffer, German painter from tha,
rested at 10 o'clock by Officer Smith. and is now
neid az the station house to await the Charlottes
walks and oyer1lowed cutters proved a considera.
pie hindrance to churchgoers yesterday; but Al
eaandra eaa IS churchgong town, and there were
stranger ofiiciated in any of the churches The
sunaay services OF the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION were held at the Washington-street NJ
f. church In the afternoon.
- -ihAChERs' lNsTITUTE.-A large number OF teach
ers 0i corn public and private schools gathered al
hv nan on Saturday. and were entertained
~ ~ mos. Instructive lecture by B. Hay, ESQ.,, OIL
washington, On penlnanSh!p. MI. II. was claimed
hsr s a aaSandfa Ss student having attended school
mere IN le64-a. vote OF thanks was extended t6
MIN by the unanimous vote of his auditory.
dnE FERRY ELoCKADE.-Ths II O'Clock ferry
s.e.insf MLlch left here yesterday succeeded in
had begun with considerable violence, drove by
noon mass OF Ice from the fats, which banked
actoss @ 'nH ne channel below the Arsenal wharf and
cut Oh an communication by water between the
Two citieS The route is. however, open again to.
day.
:, RzpoKTER's NorEs.-A colored man named Jas
HenueIsOn, dlaordeIiy; Chas. Shaffer, charged
WIZ WIN tae.1, ana four loGgers,, were the station
mouse 1Sccupants Sa this nornlny.+The corporation
estate, ana mas made q dacree OF distribution In
& the case o. o. Watkins VS.. John Evans. THIS dis.
fore nndlstributed ed-The Alexandria Light In.
fantry IS periectlng its drill under its new com.
man mandea fase s9a nsca Mushnack dress parade WIN
Off the bridge" was badly wanted at Huntina
creek last saturday, when q bull took possession
OF she pradge ana defed all passeFa The animal
river front dull The ice 9orga below can, how.
ever, be Passed by vessels 20, ,f6H os~ tugs-The
steamer Arro,vsmith spent Sunday at the wharves
here.-Ihe road commissioners OF Mount Vernon
district held meeting here on saturday.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

Wednesday evening Representative Wadsworth
entertained Secretary FOlger, Senator Miller OF
New York, Representatives Hscock, McCook and
Townsend, and several other friends, at dinner,
engaging them afterwards In game OF whist
Postmaster General Howe, assisted by his SON.
in-law and daughter, Col and Mrs Totten, on Sat
urday evening entertained Gen. and Mrs. Grant at
dinner. The other guests were Gen. and Mrs.
Beale, Senator and Mrs. Angus Cameron, Senator
and Mrs. Don Cameron. Senator j. P. Jones and
Miss Sterling, Senator and Mrs. Sawyer, and Miss
TOtten.
Mrs. McEiroy, who arrived at the Executive
Mansion Saturday, Is one OF the five sisters OF
President Arthur, all but one OF whom are mar
ried.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Blaine to Mr. Con-
pinger is fixed for February 9th. Her residence
will be IN Kansas
Mrs. Ricketts,. assisted by number OF young
ladies, will receive at the second ball by the Ma
tionaf Rifles, to be given at Marinrs on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Miller, wife OF the Senator from New York
has been FOR week past too Ill IRON heavy cold
to leave her room.
Col: Theodore Lyman, who will succeed Mr.
GAMBLER IN Congress from the 9Th Massachusetts
district. was here house-hunting last week. and
was dlned at Welcker's Thursday evenIng by sew
eral members OF his delegation.
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minuteness the effect OF Improvements on the
missouri river, made under hts supervision. In
some cases, he said. the water had worked under
the mattresses and destroyed their efficiency, but
In the main he regarded the work OF improvement
on the Missouri as permanent In its effect
AN APPEAL TO THE TARIFF COMMISSION
The metal schedule as reported By the Senate
finance committee in their tariff bill has provoked
so much criticism from the various interests az
iected 0y 1t that to-day, by order or the commit
Tee, telegram was sent to Mr.. Olver-the men,
Der OF the tariff commission who was specially en-
trusted with the preparation OF this schedule-to
come on TO Washington at once and confer with
the committee relative to it
THE COOK-CUTTS CONTEST.
The House committee on elections this morning
neard an argument from Mr.. Cook, contestant In
the Cook-Cutts case, from the Sd Iowa district
ana Will continue hearings from day to day until
the case shall be disposed OF.
THE TARIFF BILL.
The ways and means committee are still work.
Ing away on the tarir bill, and will endeavor to
nnish 1t so as to be reported tomorrow The bill
Is SAID TO be In such shape that it will rece We
but bare majority vote In committee.
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frame structure, 900 feet long and 50 feet wide,
belonging to Mckee Fuller, car manufacturers,
at Fullerton, Pa, fell, under the weight OF snow
on the roof, on Saturday night and several cars
and an engine which were Ia the building were
ruined.
While the schooner Kingfsher was OF Chatham,
Cape Cod, last Saturday, In a heavy gale, two 4
the crew, while endeavoring to reach the vessel
In a dOry, were capsized and drowned.
Joseph Sailer for many years financial editor Of
the Philadelphia Public Ledger, died this morning.
He had been suffering from complication OF dis.
eases.
The steamer Victoria, OF the Warren line, which
arrived at Liverpool on the llth inst, landed $50
sheep and 37S oxen.
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Relics OF the Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l5.-The stock holders OF the
International Exhibition company held their an
nual meeting to-day. The annual report states
that since the last meeting the directors have for
A,70O, disposed OF the stone foundations, brick
work and such other portions OF the main centen-
NAL exhibition building as had not been sold.
There is still unclaimed by exhibitors for property
SOLD about $4,000. As the company is obliged to
restore the grounds occupied by the building to
their former condition, negotiations I'm progress
with the commissioners OF Fai,mount park for that
purpose. A board OF directors was then elected.
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CHOICE Cur ,Flownns.

h2nkfng the pubic for the libe al patronage here
uron me. take pleasure in herewith
g CConhnehding for all OCCASION. such as Weddings
,nahs. Dinner Parties Funera,s. ETC.. my aEsart-
., .,eAI f FINE CUT FLOWERS. Mr.. A. GUDE
e artst Of my establishment viii give his personal
A'ssntlon to any designs ordered.
N. STUDER. Florist
'"s-W 606 street northwest.
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The Pittsburg Leade,. reports the disappearance
OF the 13year-old daughter az Mr.. George K.
Balph OF that city, and says it IS thought that she
has run on to so upon the staka
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RKcKIPTs To-DAY.-Internal reve'
nue., 8, ,215, ,451. 92: customA q ,047, ,65a6a
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APPoINrED.-SamuelL Lash. OF Pennsylvania, has
been appointed weigher. measurer. and inspector
of fuel for the Navy department, vice R w.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Ferthvest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 11th st.,sy
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't

TEE EVENING STAR In served to subscribers IN tbs
efy ty carriers. their account at 10 cents per
week "A cent? ger month. Copies at the counter
eeptf EACH By ymailIostaSe prepaid-5O cents mouth
year, 81: six month"; 50.
Entered at the Post 0hce at Warrington d. c., a.
second class mail matter.
The WEEKLY STAR-published on Frsday-$1 year,
ptttsge prepaid. Six months. so cents
81 All mail subscriptions must be paid In advance
ttpsper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates OF advertising made known on sppJication
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kilograms to The Star.
HALLWAY STRIKES IN ENGLAND
FRENCH SPITE AGAINST ENGLAND.
THE FIRE AT THE PLANTERS HOTEL.
ACCIDENT ON THE HANNIBAL AND ST. "a.
An Explosion I'm q Cor,,erx

SHENANDOAH, Pa, JAN l3-An explosion oc.
CURED this morning at the WNiam Penn colliery
near here, In which two miners, named respeS.
tiv'ly Jenery Williams and Henry Stephany, wer.
feariuly burned Williams also had his leg ant
arm broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-15

GEN. G. B. RAUM has returned to this city from
Illinois, and resumed his. duties at the Treasury
department as commissioner OF internal revenue.
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- SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF 55hrHS4 5GH rHyTgAE n D. FIRE J
No so2 p. AVE. Nv
Tho annual meeting Of the Mutual Fire In INSURANCE a
At odd Fel,ows Han. 7th street be:wesn and
the Charter Of the compsey a. the eeef eiecan Of
the IS sSara ID be RdS ~ the b affairs
the 81 of d TIE Ss
tho first business in order shall be the the appointment
ton accordance with the act of Interpretation be-
Iii 5he h9nTs e oeloeh and
Amount Of premium notes held by the
Amount OF cash on hand SSS SS 2e
Cash received on renewals for 1SS3....... $780, II
S' .. 126, 043. 80
Office furniture and fixtures iappro1i- ~
Losses BY for the year 1882. adjusted 00oOO
Losses BY IRE the Year 1882 adjusted 10
R~ 'o orSar af .hs io.., -, Ia. 90
d5o-I4t J. WEssiEy BorELER Secretary.
nso sAM'L s: snEDD.
~ 4Os 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
roRTAnHF GNHT,5 GAS srTpEY2 STlSns. NJ ,,ns
40 DElohATED SHADES. GLOBES. &c,
di9 In Great Variety
NCIiCI- VI tt-PAtI RSHlP.
- - GEoEGErOWl ID. G.. jan. 1st, 1888.
iav1rg this day associ4t with in business my
so', DAVID ". NiIEATLEY, the DyeiLg aid Cleaning
DsIs Ill herestter Ia conducted at the Old stand
1Uoe oeHereon street, under the firm name Of
". II. WHEA1LEY l. SON.
Thankful for the very lbera! patronage received in
the past ~ years. respectfully solicit continuance Of
lii' SANE tof the new firm. intending still give NV
personal attention to the business Work cal ed and
dFered where III the city. Postal cards promptly
answered. -
.A2-lm WI. wHEATLEY.
BELL Il CO., BANKERS
~ 143I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES Treasury
WASHINGTON. D. c.. December 15 1882
, The undersigned have formed partnership under
the hrln name Of BELL 4 CO., as BANKERS and FL
NaNClAL AGENT is. doing general banking Ex-
change and Discount Fusiness -
We receive for collection bills oes and checks
payable In the principal E<stern cites at par and in
other cites and towns the lowet current rates Of ex
change We have every facility for obtaining reliable
nnanclai rega riding Bonds and Stocks
ay orerated IN in the principal cities and will make pur
chases when desired. Very respectfully,
CHARLES j. BELL,
JAMES T.. Ell CH.
ROBERT C. FOX
dIo-lm GEORGE w. BROWN.
JAS. E. FITCH. ROB'T G. Fox. GEO. ". BROWN
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suAr1Pox IN CALvKRr CouSrY, MA-Hght Co..
of smallpox are reported in the neighborhoQd .
Sunderiandville. Calvert county, Nd 1hg0o
conlired TO two families, both coloeed- Ioe a.
ease was brought by prisoner released uom JeU
et PT1nce Frederick.
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A Big Fire in Chicago.

CHICAGO, ILL. Jan. 15.-The works OF the Chicago
smelling and refining company, corner OF 10th and
Clark streets, were totally destroyed by fire at
O'Clock this morning The loss is sll0,O ,OOO insur-
ance $50 600.
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TEE AMATEUR OARsMEN.-The executive com.
mittee OF the National Association or Amateur
Oarsmen met Saturday night tn New York: 3. w.
Garfield presided. There were present w. B. Al
Isaac Haughton, of Boston; J. K Stevens of Sad
nav, Mich. |: w. R Tucker, OF PhIladelpnia; L
Saunier. OF Newark. ana W. u. SiDscn, OF sne -
pointed to decide when and where the next roga11B
shall take place. 1t Is considered almost certalD
re- will he at Newark.
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An Accident On the Hannibal end s..


KANSAS CITY, Mo-, JAM l5-News has been re-
ceived here OF an accident on the Hannibal ana
ST Joseph railroad yesterday near the Charlton
river, ABOUT $50 miles east OF here. An eas-bound
freight train was standing on side track await
ing the passage OF west-bcund passenger train.
As the passenger train went 10y at full speed a
broken rail threw the smoker CT the track break.
Ing the coupler, and the car crashed into the cab
OF the freight engine, Instantly killing the engi-
neer OF the freight train. The passengers were
not injured beyond general shaking up.
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The Fire at the rlantcrs, Hotel.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, JAM 15-The guests have all ne.
turned TO the Planters House, and so far as is
known none OF them were hurt, nor were their
personal effects lost or injured. The insurance ON
the hotel amounts to sS7 5O0 and on the furniture
and supplies So. .0O0 Block, Tyler Co.'S loss to
$1,000; insurance SIS, 600
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An Immense Ice Bridge at Niagara.
NIAGARA FALLS, n. T.. Jan. l5.-The largest and
most perfect ice bridge that ever bridged the
chasm below the falls formed last night Ii is
over a mile In length, and will probably remain
during the rest OF the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-15

The commission appointed BY the Ohio legisla-
ture TO award the contract for the Gar1eld me
mortal statue In that state have eelected 40 the
artist Mr. Chaa 81. NIehaus, OF Cincinnati, Mr..
Nlehaus Il only "a yea5B oe agA
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The Jeannette Inquiry.
CHIEF ENGIEEER MELVILLE AGAIN BEFORE IN

The Jeanette board met this morning at the
Navy department., and Chief Engineer Melvile
was recalled for the purpose or Identifying certain
documents to be introduced as evidence. These
included the journal and letter OF the late jerome
Collins and the two letters OF De Long relating %
the De Long-Collns difficulty. Melville testified
In addition that he was utterly ignorant OF the
Matrei were disnterred by Jackson and Larson
until he read OF IL in the published accounts OF tho
testimony OF NoroS. The board Will prepare their
report upon the Investigation up TO the present
time, but their work Will not be completed untu
the rest OF the Jeanette men, who In Siberia.
have been examined They are not expected .
return until some time In March.
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COMMODORE A. A. SRMNEs. Capt r W. Meade
and Commander II. l. Howtson have been ap-
pointed special board to report upon the estab-
lishment Of o coaling dock and naval store house
at Port Royal s. c.
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Suit Against Senator McPherson.

n suit Against SematOr ncfnefSOms
he Is CHARGED WITH PROCURING THE PASSAGE -
BILL IN THE INTERESTS OF STOCK COMPANY.
Joseph s. Rushing, OF Tioga county, Pa, has filed
bill In equity In the United States circuit court
In New York against Hon. John r. Mcpherson,
United States Senator from New Jersey, which
charges substantially that before elected 10 the
Senate MT. Mcpherson devised plan by which
railroad companies should be compelled TO use
certain patented appliances (some OF which he
controlled and Others which he expected TO pur.
while being Transported. Rushing, it is stated In
the bill OF complaint, was TO get up petitions ana
A stock company was 70 be formed, with capital
OF 100000. and Rushing, I'm consideration OF bis
services, was TO receive $4,000 In stock, ana p
complains that he never received this cofnpensa-
ton. The company was the MontgomsEy Palace
Stock Car Company.
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ARMY REFoRM.-The bill to increase the
efficiency of the army, introduced by Senator
Logan, and approved by the military committee of
the Senate, appears to meet with general favor
among army officers, VINO contend that its passage
The bill embodies all the principal recommends
tions contained in the last annual report OF the
Secretary of War;
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CONFERENCE OF Virginia democrats is to be
held in this city tonight, to determine whether it
Is advisable or not to hold state convention,
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THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE OF the republican
party will meet at the Arlington hotel in this city,
on Wednesday, The meeting is an adjourned one,
and its object is to "prescrbe o method or meth
ods lr the election OF delegates" to the next ma
tOnal convention.
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January 9Th, 1883.
subscribed and sworn to before me by Ii. r. Howard,
secretary A. =. L. KEsSE ISeei
II No ar Public.
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THE DETECTIVE SCANDAL-The detective inves-
tigation will be resumed as soon as Commissioner
West Is able to resume his duties He expects to
be able to be In his Office either to-day or to.
morrow. 1t Is understood that some cases are
now being considered by the grand Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-15

MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
Deen Issued by the clerk OF the court to James d.
Suttle, OF Baltimore, and Mary ID. BrOsshon; John
u. ROcca and Louisa COSSOSa; James Young and
Matte Green; Bub Wheeler and Catherine Robin
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS
n NATIONAL THEATER. COMEDY.
EVERY EVENING and. sXTtRDAY MATINEE.
lns1ssBsPs N5Bses e I r. cRGsfi c8RGGHssfai'n'
Monday. Tuesday am Wednesday Evenings and Sat
urday Matinee.
FORBIDDEN FRUIT,
rn The f1npiest Comedy known 70 the English stage
Thursday and Friday Evenings, "
cdaEbEY shaf;bEs1r5,F oF 1RRSIsal RRRSRS.
BrOo bro Of Of prsa,.
1.-THE TWO DkOHIOS."
SaturtsH Sight
yn6S BANGLE. STUART ROBSON
"oO'f 'o"Arh.- rh.--..-...-'-.-...Mr. "M. ID. ChANE
jal5 Monday. Jan. 22-The White slaye.
EORD'S. IDEAL OPERA COMPANY.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 15rH.
III IS z. A. OBER, MANAGER.
Marie Stone. Mary Beebe. Geraldine Ulmar. Mathilde
fhlniPps, Lizzie Burton, Tom kar Herndon Morsel,
Myron W. Whitney. H. C. Bar,labe,. W. H. MacDon-
sld. George rockingham.
r. PERTORY:
aa.zs
Wedne day Martiaa-e OF Fisero
Friday birr.te OF ienzance
saturdsy Bes Of Gorneville
Grand Chorus anu Complete Orchestra under dlrec-
u IA OF >. L.. Studey-
jalo Pl.ICEs-75c. 81. $3.50.
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~ SAM'L S. SuEDD.
S-S 400 9TH STREET NORTHwEsr.
PORTABLE GAS ST.NDS
GERMAN STUDENT AND LIBRARY LAMPS
FINE GAS FIXTURES.
,,o DELOhATED SHADES. GLOBES. &C.,
In (Irert rio
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ILLNESS OF REPRESENTATIVE SHACKELFoRD.-Re-
preventative John w. Shackelford, OF the third
district OF North Carolina lying seriously i'll at
bis rooms on Q street, in this city, and fatal
suits are feared
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THE WEEKLY STAR (elght large pages, cut, past
ed and folded) Will be sent postpaid anywhere in
the United States or Canada for one dollar a year.
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LICENSES OF REAL ESTATE DRALRRs-License
Agent Ran SwOre out warrants to-day against Jno.
F. Olmstead, Jesse v. N. Huyck, F. II. Smith e.
Son, J. Sutphen, Edward B. Cothrell, Geo. Trues-
dale, Jos l. Davis and Thos J.Myers, for engaging
taking out license and giving S. 600 bonds SO to
do. Warrants against ten others will be sworn
out tomorrow.
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A ENUAL STATEMENT
IA THE
NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET COMPANY.
JANUARY 1sT, 1883.

THEODORE BARNES, President.
H: 7. HOWARD, Secretary.
sz$; Ss$s fSj.EHE y t EEEs2H EEEsRH: Directors.
/ 3. MCGUIRE,
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THE Posi- OFFICE APPROPRIATION BIL1--The
Senate committee on appropriations will hold a
meeting at some convenient hour to-day to take
action upon the Post Office appropriation bill,
which his been perfected by the subcommittee
The provision reducing letter postage from three
to two cents for each half ounce has been retained
by tn subcommittee
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Boatswain Chas. E. Hawkins
has been detached from tho Saratoga, 1st Feby,
and ordered to duty at the Washington navy
yard; Boatswain j. s. Sinclair, from the navy
yard, Washington, and ordered to the Saratoga,
1St February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-15

THE FAST DRIVING Law TO BIZ TRsrED-Jesse
Brown was put on trial in the Police Court this
morning for fast driving the Avenue last Thurs
day. Omcer Daily stated that the defendant was
driving his horse attached to sleigh at the rate OF
a mile In four minutes. The defendant set up the
plea that his horse ran away with him. The gov
eral occasions and the court said the running plea
would not hold ana he would impose the lowest
nne-$S0. Mr.. Brown said he wanted to test the
law In this case, and took an appeal