Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-19

For the middle Atlantic states cloudy weather,
with rain or snow, northeasterly shifting to south
lower pressure.
Special Weather Bulletin.
, RAIN Oh SNOW ro-MoKRow-THE COLD WAVE.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: cold
wave, averaging from 800 to 400 below the mean
for the month, extends from the northwestern
frontier TO Texas The temperature has fallen
nearly 800 in Kansas and Indian Territory, and
risen from 100 TO 800 In Wisconsin The following
are the minimum temperatures reported for the
night: o.. For, Bnford, minus $50; Fort Stevenson,
The cold wave will extend to-day over Texas bu:
its advance to the eastward canno. yet be safely
were reported at 8 p. m. yesterday :-Washington,
5sekssSsllis. So feasaeola, CO. New erlesns,
6oo Los Angeles, $50; San Diego, $50. The fol-
lowing stations report one inch or over Of rain
AS; Augusta, Ga, LIS; Charleston, S. G., LI2
Charlotte, 156; Savannah, 323; Montgomery, LAO;
New Orleans, IL: Hatteras Lac Rain or snow IS
die states and New England.
THE following immense bargains in tin ware Of
the best manufacture Will be sold positively TO-
morrow only at r. Goldschmid's S12 18th st. NV:
Ct covered bucket 4e. go. &c, ct. Ioc, qt nc,
&c e0te1so saueePsns y, with handles handles g. &c
Qt 15c, IA Of I9c, 10 qt 23c milk pans medium size
&C. large 12c. extra large Ice, Inch pie or Jelly
large 15c deep oval or round pudding pans 90. cov
cred chamber buckets assorted coors. So, 8 row
g. Sc
%asheIs e. twin match safes, &c. large
&c, vegetable straners &c, bread pans SC, candle
sticks &C, large dust pans &c. stew pans with ham
dles &C. extra large &C. eofIee boilers ct &C. ~
spoons DC per doz-, table spoons &c 4 doz, orna-
mented cake cutters &c. pepper boxes &c, nutmeg
graters Sc flesh forks &C. large kitchen spoons &C.
cake turner's &c, soupiadles Sc, Id coffee or tea
6anlstes Sc 10 1s ip cups &c. a as p dip
count OF weather
AssrGNEE's sALE.-The entire stock OF Mr.. B.
Silverberg, 312 9TH street northwest consisting of
a full line OF picture frames, brackets, baskets,
books, vases, toilet sets and fancy glass ware sit
ver-plated ware, lamps, Oil paintings and engrav-
tngs, gold and rolled plate jewelry, Japanese
toys, is now being sold at private sale at ana
below cost. Those desiring bargains should not
fail to call Zachariah Tobriner, assignee.
PAuL TRALLEs' photograph gallery. 300 9th
street, between ID and Pennsylvania avenue Sat-
1sfaetion given TO every customer
FrssEIL's Ice cRRAM and Charlotte Russo.
rich. pure and elegant; acGee's, soi 9th St NV.
ToRcHoS LAcEs ToKCHoN LAcEs.-
New line TOrchon laces, 5, 8, 10, 12H, Is, IS and
sc. yd
500 pieces embroideries at SC.
Choice patterns, 8, 10, I'm and 15c.
Irish point, Is and 24c sd.
FlOuncing, 20, IS and 30c yd.
Mrs. MAX WEYI, Agent, 712 9TH st.
SPLENDID GLASSES, Il, Hempler's, 453 Pa. ave.
SACRIFICING PROFITS to clear our stock Of re-
liable boots and shoes:
$2 so best misses spring heel button, 81
$50 misses goat and Kid button, $l.25.
81. S boys iron clad shoes, 81.
Solid calf school shoes, so cents.
Ladies' calf shoes, IS cents.
Ladies' excellent button. 81 80
Gents Baltimore calf boots $3.50.
% gents fine calf shoes, $3.50.
WV. HAHN & Co.,
S16 eth street and 1922 Penna avenue