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Charge Against Police Officers.

CAPT. VERNON REQUESTS AN INVESTIGATION.
This morning Capt c. R. Vernon, OF the Metro
politan police, after reading an article in this
mornings Republican, headed detective Devil
try" Immediately addressed note to the District
Commissioners, in which he says:
SIN reference to the inclosed charge, published
In this mornings Republican newspaper OF this
city, made by one John E. Smith, have the honor
to request at your hands the most searching in
qulry and investigation into that matter, as well
as any other charges or allegations affecting my
character either as man or an officer of the po-
lice department, without limit to time, place or
any other circumstances"
It is understood that Lieut.. Arnold will make q
similar request
THE CHARGES AS PUBLISHED.
The Republican, in reference to the letter OF John
Smith, referred to, says: SIT is headed "A sketch
OF the manner in which the fifth precinct is run
might be OF interest to the citizens of the District
the citizens committee and to the District Com
missionerS The communication alleges that a
poiey,sho frm , here, composed Of two Baltimore
has been exempted on the general raid, because
Lieut.. Arnold and Wagner are warm friends; that
present OF gold watch which was stolen or won
by the two monte men, O'Leary and Murphy;
that a although Arnold claimed he did not know
ported to Major Brock. he was cognizant
Of who sent Il, and after keeping it for a
| which have been occupied by wagner In his
policy business are given always in the fifth
prec1nC, and his men are now said to be
located at Fosters Rest, on 9Th street. Lieut.
Arnold Is also charged with having received $25
for recovering q, 1000 in drafts for D. A. jenkins,
who lost them at bunko, and the same amount
from soldier who had been robbed of large
sum OF money by couple OF street walkers,
which money Arnold recovered 1t Is also charged
that Arnold and Captain Vernon compromised q
felony with two criminals who worked men,
Der OF Congress by the badger game. Captain
Vernon is charged with having received plain
gold ring from monte man, which he kept until
the citizens committee began investigating, and
have received a gold watch and chain from the
monte men, and a beautiful watch seal from
Brockway, the fOrger."
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
THE UNITED STATES CoURT-The United States
court began its session here to-day at the United
The jurors were called. A number Of lawyers
from Washington and the neghborlng counties
were In attendance. The court was enga e to-
DAY In trying the Bishop case, arising under the
revtn nue. laws.
A CAT-rAIL CAsE.-Orncer G. W. Rowland, chosen
entered upon the duties OF the office, was yester-
day afternoon fined SEQ by Justice Arnell on con-
v1ct1on OF cutting OF the tail OF cat OF Mrs. Will
liams, caterer at the market eating houses. 1t
is now said that there are n more oats than cat
tails in Alexandria.
CITY COURT MATTERs.-The corporation court
has appointed Orlando F. Emerson guardian OF
Geo. W. Emerson, and has granted to John NJ.
Gr1gg, and committed the estate OF Reuben john
son to City Sergeant Smith. He has also probated
the last will OF Elizabeth Dorsey.
STATION HOUSE.-Two prisoners are held at the
station house this morning: Geo. Gillerson, ar
rested by officer Simpson, charged with throwing
stones at Chas Brown, and man named Smith,
at Petteys restaurant
DEATH:-Mrs. Mamie Brodeus, nee Dickerson, the
here this morning. She had been married less
than year.
W WHAT'S r. TO Be DosE N TAX cAsEs-The commit;
Zee on general laws will report to the city council
to night an act directing the corporation attorney
to take possession Of ali real estate bid in by the
property is refused to bring suit
REPORTERS NOTES.-The city council will meet
tonight Its most important business will be the
settlement OF the status of the real estate bid in
~ the city at the late tax sale.-Comrn1ssione
Kemper, OF this city. will begin next Friday to
take testimony here In the contest made by Par
son Massey for the seat OF Hon. j. s. Wise in Con-
gress 1t is said that the lessees Of the Alexan-
dria canal are buying up Alexandra canal stock.
very many shares Of this stock are held here
Another vessel. the Cephas Starrett, loaded by
Reed Co, has left for CUBA with slaves and
hoops.-Messrs. j. A. Reed, F. Bell, B. w. Nails,
X 7. Lucas M. Schuber, T. L. Monroe, g. Harlow,
Chas. L. Adams, M. WarriS and j. L. Dyson have
been summoned from this city as talesmen for the
jury OF the Amiss-Burner murder case at Staun-
ton, Va.
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The Associated Charities.

THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NAN
AGsRS-AN APPEAL TO BE MADE TO CONGRESS FOR
FUNDS.
The monthly meeting OF the board OF managers
or the Associated Charities was held last evening
MI A. s Solomoas in the chair and Mr.. L. s.
Emery secretary. Those present were A. NJ.
GafSewer, Rev Mr.. Wynkoop, t. ]. Lasier, c. e.
Foster, Dr.. NJ D. Peck, Mr. Bradford, Mr. Dooi tile,
1is. voorhees,, Dr.. Donaldson and A. s. Pratt.
OPERATIONS FOR THE PAST MONTH
Inc report o; the secretary for the period from
January S.h to February 18TH showed that the
amount distributed was sl0i.5o; applicants for
work registered at the central Office, 12i-white
men, q; white women 49, colOred men, II; colored
women. 10 Twelve white men applied for work,
II FOR alI3s, "a white women for work and q for
aiihs, co,ored linen for work and for aims, IL
colored women fo- work and q for aims Three
iinposters were detected Two hundred and ten
names I'VE been sent To the central Office besides
12t mentioned above. Expenses for the month,
tlltei Contributions OF cloGhng were received
from sis Lindsiy, Ar. Galpp, E: L. Grant, and
MIS-. Collins Groceries from Prof. Slellon, as the
result o; his pound party. Contributions OF money
were rceeivcd rs follows: Miss r. Mexican, S.:
}: NJ Nlcho.1, 81: Miss j. NJ. Leavey, ST. F. g. Mid
Gieton, s.; Judga j. Holt, $40; Mrs. Mccullough,
8: Mrs. z. S. Crimes, $40; W: Hubbard So; Mrs
H. Kidde-, $40; Miss NJ. $. Wilmington, s. so: John
Bowls, 81; 5. H. G.irln: g; Miss l. u. Upton,
SO; Mrs. j. L. Fox, 81. Total contributions,
Sl01.50
CONGRESS TO BE ASKED FOR FUNDS.
Rev. Mr.. WynkOop, chairman of the COM
mittee appointed to call on the Commissioners to
secure funds for the use OF the Associated Chari-
ties, reported that the Commissioners told them
they had no money. The report gave rise to a
general discussion in regarl to the best means OF
securing funds for the OF the aSsOc1atio n and
the hnal conclusion reached was formulate in
resolution authorizing the same committee to ap-
pear before the Congressional appropriation COM
mlttee and ask for an appropriation, the amount
to be asked for not to exceed $1,000
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Fog The tnidfle Atlantic states, increasing chad
ineSs during the day, followed by ligat rains 1tT
Ing the Night, 81 -ltiy warmer northeast 10 south
east winds, lower barometer.
Special Weather ts1iIeein.
THE FLOODED RIyZHs-KAIH PROBABLE TOMORROW.
Tire CHEZ signal ofHccr or the army furnishes
the f0iiCgvirs, special bulletin to the press:
Tie Chic + Stiu rising ut Cincinnati ami points
below, Il is row s-xty-tGur feet eight inc.os 1t
CinciGnatI which $ five Inches above the high
water mark OF 1o%2 II Is thirty-e;ght feet nlae
1rche5 az Leu Syi.!e; the river VIII reach tic
danger Hire M Cairo Tomorrow. and tho Tcnne5-
see will IL CE the niger line at Nashville to-day.
t'' river VIII prob bly, reach its maximum he "a {
too " "t Cincinnati Fair weather continues IN
TIE aostcIn states, and cloudy we ,tber an l1cai
rainS continue ii The southern states, with north
esS'ery Winns- Tie tcmperitIr3 has fallen aIs0ur
IO0 on tine Atlantic coast, and risen froIl 1go 10 20
IN the Mississippi All boxer Missouri .licSs :Ei:
upper lake region. The barometer Is lowest ca the
north Pe"fc coast, ana ruin prevails at stations
between cTtltai. Or, ard San Diego Cal The lOl-
lowing special temperatures were reported 81 3
r. m yesterday: Washington. 4Go: Norfolk, Az !;
savannah, ~: Atlanta. $50; Jacksonyiile. Sc /:
Pensacola, 7Io: New Orleans, 7io: Galveston,
ne; San Antonio, 75o; Tucson, &c. Los Angeles,
64o. and S12 Diego. 60 Rain is indicated for the
southern states, the Ohio valley ard the southern
pc! ton o. TIE middle states tomorrow, with
Slightly warmer We tther Rain or Snow Il nd-
Gated ior the upper lake region and northwest
tomorrow.
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COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Ic-day, I1erney agt Corbett; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Jud0e Macarthur.
o., Yesterday, Keyser, receiver, agt Hitz; verdict
To-day, in re Il. 3. Noble; certified to General
ierm- Langdon sgt Evans; On nearing.
EQUITY oouRr-J,sdoe James.
Yesterday, Reinhart agt Reinhart; appearance
OF absent defendant ordered. Citizens National
To-day, Fi!zmofiis sgt Moran; rule to show
cause: Woods agk Mcbride; restraining order
issued: Hampton gagt Hampton; attachment
ana!ly rat;ned. Burns agt Kinney; amended Dill
POLICE CouRy-J,ldge S,aeH.
To-day. Jno: Fancy, loud and boisterous; s or
co!ored, profanity; IS a days Henry Miller. va:
boisterous; IS or 49, days. Martha Turner, threats
assault on VIM jordan; IS or is days
BOYS CHARGED WITH sTEA1INa.-Four white boys
named Frank and Frederick Roys, Oliver Wilson
and Edward Mcdaniel. ranging from twelve to
ceny. The first charge tried was for stealing lot
pany; the other charge was for stealing large
Drass powder.tank cover out OF the navy yard.
ot Of sae Hec
which he stated, were handles that were stolen
from the herdic coaches. Mr. Jos HOlrOy, ma
chinist In the navy yard, identified large brass
lid. which. he said, was q powder-tank lid, the
property OF the United states Lieut. Boteler and
Pr1vates Wagner and Fowler testified that yester-
day they found the defendants in the woodshed Of
Mrs. ROyS. NO. $50 9Th street southeast In the act
OF breaking the brass in small pieces with axes.
Mrs. RoyS stated that she knew nothing of the
stolen property being in her yard The boys de-
MED the charge, and said that other boys brought
the property there. The case was continued till
Saturday to get the other boys
Affairs in West Washington.
CHURCH ELECTION.-At the annual meeting OF
the members OF the Methodist Protestant church,
Congress street), held last evening. VIM. H..
Wheatley was elected delegate, and w. E. Bell
alternate to the annual CONFERENCE FER &C. Henry
Geo. Birch, j. T. Cox and Jas. Martin were elected
trustees, and W. H. Wheatley. Benz. Carr, Thee.
dore Barnes, Henry Payne, c. D. WEIGH and VII
son n Fuller, stewards.
THE FUNERAL OF Mr.. Timothy Sullivan. a rest
dent OF this place for the last twenty years, who
orrhage OF the lungs, will take place from Trinity
(CathOl1c) church tomorrow morning, and will be
attended by the Young Mems Catholic Union, OF
which he was member: They advertise meet
Ing for tonight
TEMPERANCE MEET1NG.-There was a large at
Reform club, upon the occasion OF their regular
meeting. Stirring addresses were made by Mrs
j. NJ Kelley and Messrs Craig and Hilton, and an
attractive program OF music, consisting OF O solo
by Mrs WetZel, duet by MessrS. NOyeS and Rob-
inson, song and piano solo by Miss Ella Wells,
hall have been recently much improved by hand
some papering.
THE MASONIC CHOIR had full rehearsal last
night at Masonic hall
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
an,usrm.enss. &c. Tonight.

FoHD'S OPERA H0JSE.-Hr. Frederick Warde In
"BrutuS; or the Fall of TtrGun.'
NATIONAL THEATER.-''The Romany Rye"
THEATER COMIQUE.-The Grizzly Adams Combi-
nation and varieties.
DIME MUSEUM.-Noyel perfOrma nee and interest
ING curiO5:tes
OpD FELLOWS HALL - Prof. Carpenters mes
merle performance.
COSGRFG ATIONAL CHURCH.-Grand concert by
the Apollo Glec Club.
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s'AIderney Dairy Wa8ons.n
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per Of Cream, i5c. pint
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FrssEILs ICE CREAM ana Charlotte Russo.

STRICTLY PTRE LIQUORS for medicinal and family
use; Arlia.-tcn whisky, 81 per ut. bottle: 81 pei
gallon NCGee'5, i0f 9:h street northwest
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IN RESPONSE 10 numerous requests, DR.. Elliott
Coues VIII rep III his celebrated lecture Daeinon
OF Darwin Notice hereafter
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NOTICE. -kcts Kemathy's, 11C9 Pa.av., takes one
foZ- Tine photos with one thirteenth painted fOr S.
ROMAN BALL EARRINGS and Lace Pins at Prlgg-s.
THE WEEKLY STAR, large double paper Of fifty
SIX columns. VIII hr sent postpaid Tor one dOiar d.
year. Try it
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PREPaRE AGAINST CONTAGIOUS DISEASES as scar
let fever, d'phthera, measles, smallpox, etc, 10y
using nat lures Own remedy, "Dr. LangS Genuine
German Herb Tea, the universal blood purifier.
Price Is cents
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! OF our citizens have adopted Dr.. Bulls Cough
| syrup as the family standby"
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observation-disclosures and retail, at j. Jay
Could.
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A New Years (sj

A New Years Gift.
In the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for one
year. is In order. 1t Is large eight-page paper of
nfty-six columns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid.
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TrinderSs L0CtO PhOshato OF Lime md
Cod Liver Oil, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections
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MI. 1f0 Es MunSOn.
OF washington, says: 81 took Browns Iron BftterS
lor Indigestion, and the effect was In every way
satisfactory"
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$1OO in GOldU
Given away by Royal Glue. See advt

Hecker,s Baking Powder
s perfect in every respect, healthful, thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength, and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
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BurnettsS Cocaine
mas received universal endorsement No other
preparation possesses such remarkable properties
for embellishing and strengthening the hair and
rendering 1t dark and glossy. It cures badness
and eradicates dandruff
Burnett'S FlavOring Extracts are the best
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District Government Affairs

THE FISH WHARV ES.
Mr.. Thomas Bowling has been designated by
the Commissioners to sell the fish wharf priv
ileges of this city and Georgetown for the coming
fishing season.
SCHOOL FUNDS.
Several small balances OF uneXpended appropri-
atoms for the public schools having been left over
amounting to about 81, 800. the District Commis-
sioners have made application for authority to use
such balances for school purposes hereafter.
THE ALMsHOUsE SCHOOL.
The school imprOvised by Mr.. StOutenberg, in
tendant OF the Washington asylum, by permission
OF the District Commissioners, and taught by Miss
Hilfnger in the almshouse, is getting on timely,
there being twenty-five pupils, ranging in age
from to "a years The common rudiments are
taught, and some Of the pupils show great apti-
tude. The pupils are made up from the inmates
and the children Of inmates of the institution. At
the present time they are all cOlOred pupils
PERMITS TO BUILD.
Building permits issued by Inspector EntWisle:
John E. Herrell, to erect two rwo-story and base
ment dwelling, Pennsylvania avenue and 10th
street southeast; $1,000. H L. Biscoe, erect an
Office room at 10th street wharf, on Water street:
$500 Michael Combs, rebuild brick building, 1000
pennsylvania avenue northwest; $1,000 Philip
Gilhooley, repair frame, between 18th and 18th
streets northeast; $3.50. Moses Curtis, erect a
dwelling, 9Th, between and streets northwest;
400
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The Frcnch-Canadians I'm New Eng.
land.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR.

The FrcnCh.CanadjanS In New Eng.
land.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR.
In the report OF the examination before the Sen.
ate committee on education and labor, in your
issue Of yesterday, it is stated that Mr.. Frank K
Foster, of Cambridge, Mass, made the following
statement, viz:
1.-THE French Canadians to New England what the
morals lower their necessities fewer and their only
aim seems e be to see how much money they
do not know whether the gentleman's testi-
mony Is correctly given, since the report does not
pretend TO give his exact words and since the
record OF the committees proceedings is not yet
printed; but one thing do know, that is: That
the above statement is absolutely false and devoid
OF any foundation OF truth Arrangements have
already been made by which the French-C Can
before the Senate committee, and they will esuab.
iSh by incOntrOvertible facts that statements like
the above are shameless calumnies, and II it ia
permitted. they Will also show the animus OF such
washington, Feb. 10, 1883
arrests and parties have been fined for wasting
Potomac water there has been notable Increase
IN the supply In the northern sections OF the CITY
Is 10 De hoped that the police win continue this
gOOd Work. TAere are many places where the
water Is permitted to waste night and day.
FINE FURNITURE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a d.
rected to the advertisement OF Walter B. Williams
Co, auctioneers, announcing for sale at Ncott's
art gallery, No. sis street, On Thursday. Fe6ru
and to the enc eaey or ~
n1ence Of sale. There - most beautiful chomher
suite. masterpieces OF ingenuity. parlor iurni-
nessee marble base buffet, han racks, ana Other
| furniture % handsome as artist wofKmen can
| make IT. Catalogues win be ready and furntfure
WIN be On exhibition On the morning q ne aale.
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Harvey & Holden,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth street, are
receiving genuine Lynn Haven Bays, York Rivers
Hornhartours, with variety OF the finest salt
waters that can be produced; also Potomac dia-
mond-Oack terrapin.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY Goops.
J. A. LUTTRELL & CO.,
sl7 MARKET SPACE
French Satnes in New and Beautiful Designs. with
Fiain Colors to match. Cashmeres. Albatross and
Nnn's Yelling IN al the Evening Shades. Black and
Goiored Caehmeree in endless variety, at Lowest
Prices. Now is the time TO get special bargains in
liable Linens. We have just added to our stock
Inlrty f1ecee selected With great care. which Will
compare in prices with anything this side Of New
1or6 We invite special attention to these eoode,
conndent that they cannot fail to please. Our stock
Of sheesins, "A. Brown and Bcached Cotton.
u complete.
J. A. LUTTRELL 4 CO.,
n SIT MARKET SPACE.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SiGSAr. OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. G., Fcb. II, 1888, $50 H. n. {
Fog The Inidfle Atlantic states, increasing chad
mess during the day, followed by ligdt rains 1uT-
Ing the night s.i-ltiy warmer northeast to south
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The CHEAPEST Silks
IN WASHINGTON.

We selling excellent quality COLORED SILKS at
s0c.. worth IS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SILKS.
Garnet. Bronz. Navy Blue and Dark Green Colored
SILKS, only SOC.
Excellent qua lily BLACK SILKS only 81 yard.
BLACK SILKS. 81, 81. Is, 81. so.
Our 81. SO BLACK SILK il worth 81.
All Of orr Black and Col6fed SILK PLCSHES, all OF
our Black ana Colored SILK vELvETS all Of our
Winter DRESS GOODS-every yard-at actual cost.
Remnants Of SILKS. SATINS. vELvETS and
DRESS GOODS at less than cost.
Remnants Of the best yard wide 12kc. COTTON, lOc.
Remnants Of 4Oc. best Sheeting COTTON, SOC.
SATEENS. in new and beautiful designs, S7kc
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. 81.
Heavy BED COMFORTS, 81.
All Of our bLANKETS, ct cost
CARRIERS.
70 III MARKET SPACE.
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ORIGINAL ON PAINTINGs-The Bremen collec-
elDn OF original oil paintings now on exhibition at
0pWings auction rooms, 18th street and Pennsyl-
vAnia avenue, Is attracting good deal OF atten.
IN lt Ia pronounced by artists and others to be
q % high an order that ft should command the
oesentton Of parties who wish 70 bug.
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Browns Bronchial Troches will allay Irritation
which induces coughing. giving relief in Bronchitis
influenza, COnSumptive and Throat troubles
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REcAPTURED.-Watt Butler alias Hawkins the
alleged coOred burglar who got away from the
Police Court about week ago in consequence OF a
commitment not being made out for him, was re.
captured this morning by PrivateS Edelin, and
Slack, In South Washington. He was brought to
TIE Police Court and committed for the action of
the grand jury.
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