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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-01
Political Matters.
THE CONNECTICUT BLACK BALLOTS,

).
Nilliam il. Bulkoley, republican candidate for
governor OF Connecticut In the late election II as
written letter to Charles j. Cole, esq, chairman
OF the republican state committee, in which he
says: 81 do not entertain, and have not for one
moment entertained, the idea that it would be pos
SIDE Tor me TO hold the Office OF governor under
tat existing circumstances, no matter what tie
general assembly may dO or declare AMI any ac-
Ton they may take must be with the knowledge
that III no event VIII serve or take the position
which believe it was The intent OF the eector, to
give to another"
CONGRESSMAN FULKERSON,
OF Virginia, who was elected as readjuster de-
clares that he has never been anything but demo-
crat, and heartily favors the call for state
vent!on of the democratic party, irrespective OF
past differences on local issues, ana thinks the
convention ought to be held by the 18th OF March
at the very latest.
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IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY,
STEEI, RAILS, MAGNIFICENT EOIJIPAIENT-

Hasf HssEs
sfhi Il HFSrcr s1snaSS 81 ssI
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION. CoRSEs
For fssoar and and the Vest CHICAGO Limited Express
Of Palace Steering Cars at $3.50 M. daily; Fast
Har1isbars to cincinnati western En Press ESQ so
Pm daily, with Palace Cars e Rt:sbury aud
Sincinnati Mail VIZ EnPress. $50 DIM daily for
BAITIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
s:5Op N. daily except saturday. with Palace Care
Washingt N to Cana daieua-
For New YORK and the East. 90 m. 10 80 M l:s,
and ana sa EI 1r Sas
Tor Carr. $50 m; daily. excel,t sunday
sss I'll q tsans ling
direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
400, and iO:2 pm; On SUNDAY, 4:2o. Pho and
a aesG Sunday g% Limited h1press' $50 IN daily e1-
For go sss nd ,sss an, SS g.
sunday, 500. $3.50 an. 4;2o. GEO. $780, $50.
fe,Poie's Creek Line. Gao M and $40 PIN. daily
rGn lSse ssn SsS. .ad 40 pm daily e.o.ps
ASR EaaRr EED Gus
Tor s 4, q 90 and II !, a san;
e, ssIIs SO a SsiE sysss: sup s 500
s:sssnd 1000 am; y Sc, 500 $40. 1:oo and
1S Pm a., and ,S S. mia3 a ana az Si sTnday Is
Tickets information ut the Office. northeast corner
na s. I 70. s S
gage to destination FROM hotels ana Eesdences,
General Passenger AssnA
CHAS E. PUGH. General Mapaser.
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EHHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL OF SQUARE 7ao. M
RR0EED BY "A, LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE,
PROPERTY, BOUNDED BY CANAL AND
SOU X STRESS AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE
AND SECOND STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust bearing date the I2the
Say OF March 1873. and duly recorded in Lber;j
SOL foilos 232 &c, of the land records of eA
District of Colupb and by direction of the party
secmred thereby. the undersigned Trustee will sell on
ses at FOUR O'CLOCK. all of square 7S9, together with
the improvements.
The sale of this property offers fine opportunity to
secure a comfortable home. The improvements are
good and substantial.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the balance in two
equal payments at and twelve months, " tn notes
tearing interest at six ~ cent. per until Paid,
and secured by deed of trust on the p operty sold
All c1Veyanc1ng at purchasers cost. 500 deposit re-
Quired 1t time Of sale. CHARLES pAYSON
d2I-dts Trusteo
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Affairs IN West Washington.

CHRISTMAS IN THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS Christ
mas celebration OF the Trinity Catholic Sunday
school took place last Wednesday evening at the
scholars, after which the evening was spent in
dancing.
The Dnnbarton street NJ. f. Sunday school and
the Methodist Protestant Sunday school cele-
brated their Christmas festivities last Friday eve
ming. At the former there We're two handsome
songs, fancy boxes buckets and satchels filed
with candy were distributed. At the latter a
good Old time treat OF Ice cream and cake was
given to all West Washington NJ. E. church also
hell their entertainment the same evening. 1t
was grand success. The hearts or the little ones
were made glad by the handsome boxes and corn
ucopias filled with candies and nuts taken from a
large pyramid.
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ENHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

hf EAE OF yAkyABE ASR pEs5R
KEsr III III shSE sTRhE sTF aSb E9 9Hs
kck H5us ~ sSdT % FfHT BS y
sTkEET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN FouRTf
AAD 81, FIFTH ,, STREETS NORTHWEST-15 FEET
by virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of thea
District Of Columbia holding spec al term as an
hInitX Court, passed on the 18th day Of December
are cainpianants and Mary Z. Harrison and others
ir rs atefsndd dan No 1872 docket ls, the
by OF O." JAN MCKAY y. 1 TEE at'fblII Il
O'CLOCK ct. e. Pa p NJ the following described real
Of Washington, District of Columbia wit Lot num-
hcred (6) of the subdivision part square num-
bered four hundred and fifty eight t45S made and
improved BY three story brick buildng also. on
THE SAME DAY, At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
r. NJ, that other piece OF real estate, unimproved in
to wit The east half of the west half of lot numbered
elgt 80 i'll numbered five hundred and sixteen
t516l, fronting fifteen 5) feet 'I' street. by the
depth Of said lot.
The terms of SALE prescribed by said decree are.
The purchase money to be paid in equal nsiaments of
one-hlrd III cash. and the balance in and two
from the day Of SALE the whole to bear interest from the
ga! CT SAFE and the payment thereof to he secured by
deed OF trust on the property Sold cash to be paid
the day OF sale, the ratification by the court
deposit of 5000 on the 18th street property and of 800
time OF sale he Trustees reserve the right to resell
the respective pieces of property the and cost of
the de1at1ng purchaser unless the purchasers of the
SAM shall comply with the above terms within one
week after any sale. All conyeysncng at purchaser's
COST
JAMES G. PAYNE, !
49, Louisiana avenue; ,.
EDWARD Ii. THOMAS, trustees.
d26-d&ds GIG street northwest. J
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News RriefR

Capt Hooper, formerly delegate in Congress
from Utah. died Saturday morning in Salt Lake
City in his 10th year.
John j. Brewer & son,wholesale dealers in hard
ware, In New York, failed Saturday. Liabilities
from $4,000 to $75, 600
At Chicago on Saturday Judge Jameson granted
to Mrs Marie Louise Dillon a divorce from her
habitual drunkenness
Nelson Raymond, is years old, shot and killed
his brother Joseph, ten years old, while playing
with revolver, in Worcester, Mass. yesterday.
The ne bullet passed through Joseph's heart.
VIM. p. ThOmaSsOn died at his home in La
Grange. KY, on Saturday, aged S. He was a
member of Congress from the Louisville district
from 1S43 to 1S47.
A notice has been posted in the shops of the
Cleveland Rolling Mill company. announcing the
closing or the Bessemer steel works until further
notice; 1000 men VIII be thrown out OF employ
ment. President Chisolm says that the shut
down Is temporary
Saturday a Richmond bookseller received a
letter from lady in q remote part OF Orange
county. inclOSing 5000 In confederate bonds to pay
for 81 took. The book was sent and $3.50 in
change returned
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Governor lHamtltOn's Daughter.
THE UNFORTUNATE sTANHOPE ALLIANCE ENDE

CONTEST.
Baltimore dispatch says that Mrs. Clare Ham,
ilton Stanhope, daughter of Gov. Hamilton, was
On Saturday divorced from her husband, John
Stanhope, son Of Lewis StanhOpe, superintendent
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal at Hagerstown.
The divorce was granted by the Washington
county court, at Hagerstown, without opposition
from Stanhope. The testimony was taken in Bal
timore ex parte by Gen. Bradley T. johnson and
Thomas E Bradford. The governors daughter
was married to StanhOpe at High Rock. Pen Mar,
In the summer OF 1881. The marriage was kept
secret, and was not discovered by the governor
until two or three months afterwards. His daugh-
ter was then sent to Europe, where she remained
to which Stanhope made no opposition. The gov
ernor's daughter Is now at the gubernator1al man
sion at Annapolis, and will receive to-day. STAN
hope is clerk in b business house In Baltimore
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

TRgSTEE'S SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE, ON
THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR c, SOUTH, AND
ANOTHER ON FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST,
NEAR STREET, BOTH DESIRABLE RESI-.
DENCES.
BY virtue OF deed of trust from Nathan G. Ora a
per and wife and johnson p. Thomas and wife $50
dated July st. A. D. 1872. and recorded in No. 693 k1
folio of the land records of the District Of Columbia
ana of the ordsr of the Supreme Court of the
Columbia. In the of Draper Hyde al equity
Nc; 425. dissoying the injunction the subscriber
VIII sell to the highest bidder IN front of the premises
JANUARY. A.. D. 1888. Tot numbered
(eightl. and the north half Of lot numbered
(seven). in square number 296 1.-TWO hundred and
ninety .sxl" and lot number "A twenty four in the
SUBDIVISION OF square number $40 Give hundred and
ten) made by the commissioners appointed by the
court to divide the Hodge estate" all in Washington
city. District of Columbia.
Sa e in square 6lO at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, and in
square 296 at II ALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK M
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash. of which 500 on
esch piece must be paid at the time of SALE and the
residue In equal sums. in one two. and three years,
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest per CEN
tum Fer annnm from day of sale. payable semi
annually, to be secured the property sold to the
sas action Of the Trustee To be sold subject to
and assessments. and conveyancing and recording to
be at tine cost OF the purchaser.
d30-d ANTHONY HYDE, Trustee.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AtnuS"Incnss. &c, 'EO-nigh

AfnuseInccss. &c. EO-niEhs.
FORDs OPERA HOJsE-AdamS' PaltOmime
company
NATIONAL THEATER.-Mss Mary Anderson.
DINE Observation-Disclosures and curiosities.
THEATER COMIQUE.-Variety.
JUVENILE QUARTETTE and giant baby at 325
PtDnSylyaDi avenue.
ROLLER SKATING RINK.-ASSambly.
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Mr. JOHN n. MAGRUDER's STORE BROKEN rNro-AN
STREET RESIDENCE BURGLARIzRD.
Saturday night burglars scaled the yard wall Of
Mr. j. II. Magruders grocery store, on New York
avenue, and opened the rear do5r with a key.
They ranSacked the store, taking between a and
So In cash. bottle OF fine brandy and some wine.
and left the same way they entered. Mr.. Magru-
der is the gentleman whose name was forged on
checks by Monroe and his four conederateS In
1879, out OF which transaction arose the charges
upon which Detectives McDevitt and McEifresh
are to be tried.
The thieves were unable to break into the safe
In the private office, but forced open the money
drawer, securing only s. a in change They also
worthless papers. They then turned their atten-
ton to the comforts OF the inner man, and not
being satisfied with a bottle OF whisky and demi-
John OF wine which was handy, they secured some
bitterS and ale, and also some Malaga grapes and
eahes and lighting candle they snl9yed feast ns
store WAS disturbed, and It is thought that the
thieves were too drunk and sick to make any fur
Burglars entered the residence of Mr.. Vim. II.
Nash, on II street, last night about o'clock, and
stole silverware to the value OF about $500. They
entered by back window.
Coming Changes In the Marshal's Of
flee.
1t Is understood that Col McMichael, the newly
appointed marshal or the District, will, in the
course Of the week, make number of changes in
the perSonne! OF the Office Mr.. l. r. Williams
who has filled the position OF deputy marshal for
about five years. will be superseded, 1t is stated
by Mr.. j. F. Cake, formerly of Wizards hotel, or
by Col j. C. Lee, Of Camden, N. j. Last week Mr.
Cake had about made up his mind to accept the
position, but 1t may be that he has declined 1t and
that Col Lee has accepted the place, as stated In
the Philad"lnhia papers Mr. Josiah Henry, one
OF the bailiffs, was Informed Saturday that his
resignation would be accepted and IT was ten
dertl. 1t Is stated that c. ii. Doing, Fred. Doug
las, jr., DR.. 7. g. Dorsey one two last named COL
oreD. viii be invited to vacate. and that Capt J.
H. Till, a. r. Searles, r. Is. Hughes and S. j. Gass
VIII lie retained.
L1ttr.-This afternoon there is runor that the
deputy marshalship has been rendered to MIR. b.
l. keySer, at present the receiver OF the German
Mt. Ona Bank, AM some OF his friends state that
he has accepted it.
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NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE


STREET WEST
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of IA
District OF Columbia, in equity No 1903 II;
Langley VS.. Ferry ct al. dated december H. 1882 I
shall oder for sale at pubic auction, front of the
OF G DECEMBER. 1881; at FOUR oCLoCK M.
Part OF Lots No IL and IL OF Dayidsons subdivision of
square No 216 in the city of Washington, the Dis
trict OF Co!unba, beginning street 81 feet inches
from the northwest of said square running
thence east IA feet inches thence south 81 feet to
three-foot alley; thence IA feet inches thence
north 81 feet to the beginning, improved by three
story brick dwelling No. 142S L street northwest.
Terms: One half of the purchase money to be paid in
cash on the day of SALE the residue equal install
ents. at six and twelve months, with thereon
to be secured by approved notes bonds salts
faction OF the Trustee All conveyancing purchasers
cost. RICHARD r. NORSFTi. Trustee
,-,,o.. 4l6 5th street northwest.
1HoMAS DOWLlNG, AuctiOneer. dl3eo&ds
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY THIRD, 1888, same hour
and place by order of the Trustee.
d26-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PATENTS FOR
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MANUFACTURES OF

nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
h#HSS ss sAHH'ss SE
ss! ssS @ S as Rs
siS ss tSfss ss t.ss
tor ct auction rooms Of Bros s CORNER 9TH
R "a f re- II TES saa.,I a.. I
sSdsd ;ad described the Letters Patent nsnSsssd
q aak e hsass
Of sss BENG
n to saa letters patent for more secarate descrp
and dft and
fs eTf al the the
District OF Columbia the states of Virginia Maryland
soofe snd pf oSo
and EXCEPTING all of the state Of New YORK but
W. IT. md
Counties in New YORK being included this sale n'ne
And also all ard exclusively the right title interest
Tnfsy by as %
the Of OF &C.
dor P ssa l1 Bf
said and
snd s ssd 1 En psSea the and
fa term thereof for en- the states and Of the
s s sna Of the
and Delaware and all the state OF West Virginia except
ing the three counties of Marshall, Brooke and Ohio
which three counties and the right to the said Invention
therein are included in this sale.
And also all and exclusively the Tlght title interest
cred Ky letters patent issued BY the United States to
Garrett B. Davids numbered 1880 and 16O884 for
new and useful improvement in dsintegrating mills
conveyed the said party the part by an instru
ment Of writing dated July 20 1876, and recorded in
the Patent ONCE in Liber N 3D. page 39s. saving and
excepting from the operation of this conveyance the
District Of Columbia and the said states Of virginia
Delaware and Maryland. and executing the state Of
oko
and Ohio.
And also all the right title. interest property and
license conveyed to the said party of the first art by
| written agreement, dated November 28, 1877, and
recorded in the Patent Office in Iiber K g. page 252
relating to certain patents for improvements in DRYING
tunnels. crying apparatus and for moving brick
bia, the states Of Maryland. Virginia and Delaware
and the state Of West Virginia, saving counties OF
Marshall, Brooke and Ohio.
Terms Of sale: Ten thousand dollars ($lO OOO) in
cash; the balance in two equal payments payable in
six and twelve months respectively with interest at the
rate OF six per cept onnu, for which the notes Of
the purchaser viii faken secured to the satisfscon
Of the Trustees or all cash. st the option Of the pur-
chaser
d16-eo&ds JAMES II. JOANSTON.S trustees.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at - p. m.. and ex-
tinguiShed 1T rs AIN
The third lecture OF the Lyceum course will be
delivered next Wednesday evening by Joseph
Cook, his subject being 1.-The Religious Signs O,
the Times" ON Friday evening he de!iv, rs the
fourth lecture, on "Tne Spells System, the
Pocket In Politics.
HE WEEKLY STAR will be sent, postpaid, one
year, 'or one dollar. IL is large eight-paper of
nfty-siX columns. The price has been reduced
from two dollars.
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SUICIDE OF AN AMBAssAD0R.-Count Won Wimp-
nen, the AustrO- Hungarian ambassador in Paris
committed suicide Saturday. He alighted from
his carriage In the Avenue Marceau, and. leaning
against building, drew revolver ana shot him.
self In the right temple, the ball passing out
through the opposite side OF the forehead. His
mind was diSOrdered.
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We take pleasure in directing the attention of
the public to Speer's celebrated Port Grape Wine,
pure and unauthorized article, upon which
every one may implicitly rely. This wine Is made
at Speer's vineyards, Passac, New Jersey. 1t has
rich flavor, mellow juiceness, and brilliant
color md is highly beneficial in all its properties
for invalfds, especially females and aged persons
and consumptives. For sale by grocers and drug
giStS
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The Louisville Commercial, for thirteen years q
prominent republican newspaper in the south.
OF all political parties.
The Ford brothers, with revolvers in hand.
cleaned out their audience In Boston on Saturday
because some one Interrupted their lecture WITH
the remark "You're no g0Od.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-01

BREAKFAST Cocoa. as beverage, IS universally
conceded superior to all other drinks for the weary
man OF business or the more robust laborer. The
Preparations OF Walter Baker q Co. have long
been the standard OF merit in this line, and our
readers who purchase "B ker'S Breakfast Cocoa
viii lind 1t most heathful, delicious and invigo-
rating beverage
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GRATEFUL. COMFORTING.
EPP'S COCOA. BREAKFAST
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge of the natlra, laws which
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition 10y
careful application Of the fine properties well
lected Cocoa Mr. Eprs has provided our breakfast ia
bies with delicatey favored BEVERAGE which may
save us many heavy dOctars bills 1t by udicous
use OF such articles of diet that constitution may be
tendency to sease Hundreds of subtle naladies are
floating around us, ready to attack wherever there
weak point Wemay escape many fatal shaft by keep
ing ourselves we'll fortified with pure blood and prop
eriy nourished frame. "-CirH Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or mi h.
Sold in tins, (ony Alb. and ID by Grocers labeled
thus:
JAMES EPPS CO.,
ol6-m, TUES Homeopathic Chemists. London, Eng
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM FURNI-
JiNSGsss. ENGkAvfNas.a cHILEkY.. ToIIET
SETS, HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES,
BRUsSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, COOKING
AND HEATING STOVES, CkOCKERY. &c, &c.
ALSO, LOT SHELVING, &C., AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY SECOND, at
Ten O'CLOCK, we will sell in front Of our sales
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The Beneficial Effect

OF Eilxlr or Babek as general tonic has now been
proved by thousands; 1t builds up, restores and
lInparts lasting strength to the whole system, be-
sides does not affect the head. One teaspoonfu is
equal to three grains Of qunine In action.
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AUCTION SALES.
w $50 Louisiana avenue.
Opposite City Post Once.

OpPoette CITY Post Ofnce.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF MEMS woMEN,s
AND CHILDREN's HOSE AND HALF HOSE,
HUNDRED PAIRS FINE KID GLOVES, De
SIRABLE SHADES; KNITTING COTTON,
CRASH. GLOVES. RUFFLIN9, SaAWLS,
E E6DGINGs. LMBR0IDER!ES, LINEN DAMAsK
T0WELs. DC, LINEN TABLE COVERS, WOOL
CHIEFS. GARTERsI LoT JAPANESE TRAYS,
&C. o 1c An REM hu8HE B sT0aR M,FER1Rs
ALL OF WHICH MUST BE CLOSED OUT
ROOMS,
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY SECOND, COM.
MENCiNG AT TEN O'CLOCK
CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman
1t Late with Duncaneun Broe.
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Mrs NlnslowS Soothing Syrup is the prescription
the United States and has been used for forty
years with ncver-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain cures dysentery and diarrhGa, gripping
In the bowels and wird cole. BY giving health
10 tic Child II rests the mother. Price - cents
bottle. m,yI
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BOTTLED GOoDs-Old whiskies brandy, rum and
wines All guaranteed pure, at Tharp's, SlS F
street
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FRESH MEATS: Liver, SC. h.: round steak, lie. !;
cho1ce RIO roast, lie porter house, 15c sirlOin,
13c +. l.. Hughes Market cor. 9Th and N stS. n. W.
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NHrss AnnXtFy ana the DevOted Gebhard.
From the New York Sun, 30th ult.
Mr.. Frederick Gerhard has been a devoted fol-
lower OF Mrs LangEy during her performances at
the Brooklyn theater this week. He calls for her
every night at the. close of the performance. and
takes her away I'M his coach to the Albemarle
hotel IN this city Is said that he has eight seats
at every performance, and that he gives them
away to friend&
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Pure Port Wine.

1921 Pennsylvania avenue. ay:-"We receive fiat
ring encomlums from our customers in regard to
Browns Iron BltterS,n
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, KENGLA h CO.'S
LAUN DRY SOAP

LA DRY SOAP
Il ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE 1T Is PURE: BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULT ERATIONS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILL
CATE, &C.. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
IT Is SAFE, BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOw (PREPARED BY OURSELvEs),
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR bkANDE ID
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE,
e13 3244 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN D. c.
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PKNNANsHIP. $3.50 !; business course, g per
month. 1890 9TH street
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

NNSHINHIUN, Ut., Jan. /, 1888, 20 a. m.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
Che following special bulletin to the press: Gen.
eral Snow has fallen in the lake region Ohio valley
and northwest 6nd general rains 10 the gulf sta tes
The temperature has fallen decidedly In New Eng
land and Texas, elsewhere IL has remained nearly
stationary. The following special temperatures,
were reported TT pm. yesterday: Washington,
40o; Norfolk, iio; Savannah, $50; Atlanta, $50
Jacksonville $751; Pensacola. SIC; New Orle ms $40
Galveston, $50; San Antonio. 400: Tucson $50; Los
Angeles, 56o; san Diego, coo. Fair weather is In
d1cdted on Tuesday In the lake region and New
England and rain In the south Atlantic states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-01

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pugo, s1unks, chipnunks, goplers. 15c Druggists.
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