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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-05-11

STICK A PIN IN HERE.
UNION, N. y, Dec. 70, 1881.
ZoPEsA CHEMICAL Co.:
Your Zopesa is selling beyond
my expectations. After a trial
bottle is sold they always get
large size, and not one of them
but says it helps them more than
any medicine they ever took.
Some who have had Dyspepsia for
years are almost cured already.
The doctors are beginning TO pre-
scribe it. II. l.. WHITNEY, Druggist.
Ask COVERT 81 BARTRAM.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-05-11

Should the democratic ideas OF
free trade, or of revenue tariff pre-
vail in this country, one Of the prin-
cipal productions of the country
would be a large and constantly in
creasing crop of mortgages.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-05-11

People wishing their teeth TO look white,
Use "rrABERRY," daily-at morning, at night;
1t sweetens the breath and reddens the gums,
Enhances the beauty of daughters and sons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-31

q In stuttgart, Germany, there Is an American
public library. consisting o. books and publications
relating 10 America, which have peen donated by
ctiZ rs or this country. THIS libr 7ry is consulted
by those In search or Information about the Untei
Stats -uSI0re emirrating or investing money
here In order IL render the library still more
valuable as d means OF eniiSbtening the people OF
Germany concerning America, it Is now proposed
u connect with il permanent exhibition Of
American national products, comprising samples
o. agriculture, horticulture, mineral specimens,
etc. The idea is "a Goo1 one, ana deserves enc0ur-
agement. The project can hardly fan to be of
advantage both 10 this country and those who
contempt tie coming 70 e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-31

A sign full Of encouragement to the long suffer
ing people OF Washington Is afforded by the YER
dict OF guilty brought In In the criminal court last
evening against the keeper OF place for the re-
ceiying OF stolen goods. It Is only sign, how
ever. \ fun frutiOn OF reasonable hopes IN that
direction Will only be secured when the keepers
or numerous other places OF the same character In
the city, kept open under the convenient name OF
pawn brokers' stores, are brought to justice. Let
the good work 90 Oal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-31

letter written by Mr.. Blaine in 1876 TO friend
in relation TO report then being industTiously
circulated fer the purpose OF arOusng religious
prejudice against him, is just published. In his
letter the ex-Setretary contends for the true
American doctrine that religions liberty should
not be fettered by politics. Though written seven
year ago, The letter IS still OF interest in poti-
Cal SENSE. as it emphasizes the antagOnism exist
lug between the Blaine and Cameron elements Of
the republican parry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-31

In Massachusetts, a railroad conductor whose
dlsObedience of orders caused collision and the
loss OF several lives has been found guilty OF
manslaughter. At last the law Is beginning to
discover that somebody is responsible for railroad
accidents Where carelessnesS results in injury
10 persons or loss OF life, the train officers should
be criminaly prosecuted, AMI the railroad COM
pany should be held liable for the damages done
TO person and property by its negligent or reckless
emrlOYeS
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To Correspondents.

-TetsYs reiGfY, 10 either The editorial business
department of The should BE- aGd esSsG not 10
fndri1sta but . tie EGtt1T Publisher as tie case
may BE-
FIJI" rrrieT's md address muslin al
accom- IHy Communications. rlsre eisr publication
or TeT'a Is desired. Unless reTfed they Tecsirs
no attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-31

The cleaning OF streets at their own cost by
some Of the wealthy citizans Of Philadelphia is
deprecated by the Grand jury OF that city, in their
report, as establishing s. bad precedent" The
grand jury very sensiUiy think that the c0ntrac-
tors should be compelled 10 clean the streets. On
this point that b0fy agTees with The STAR, which,
It will be remembered, expressed an opiuion to
the same effect several days ago.
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- -

The Pennsylvania legislature has INDUCED In a
good deal Of buncOmbe AMI wasted considerable
time upon bill to prohibit the issue OF free
paSSe5 by railroads. OF the bill passed but
whether It Will accomplish the end In view re-
main to be seen. Given one party who wants to
buy votes or influence, and another who has votes
Influence SELL and il VIII not take long to find
q way OF making trl le. What Is needed far more
than legislation on the subject Is the education of
public sentiment up to the point that 1t shall be
deemed disgrace tor any person filling public
pOSitiOn-and especially one connected with the
passage, construction or execution of&ws-t0 ride
free on any Railway or public conveyance, whether
b. showing pass or winking st the conductor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-31
SPANISH Lacrs Foa Ovra, DRESSES.

SEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry Brother.)
NEW SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS IN
BLACK AND CREAM FOR OVER-DRESSES.
BLACK BROCADED VELVET GRENADINES.
BLACK TWISTED SILK HERNANIES.
CREPE DECLINE AND CANTON CREPES.
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED MOURNING FABRICS
IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT NEW YORK PRICES
SUPERB STOCK OF ALL-WOOL FRENCH DRESS
TEXTURES IN SPRING AND SUMNER WEIGHTS
FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION COSTUMES.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN THE SILK DE-
PARTMENT.
EXTRA GOOD BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS at 81.
PONSONS PINCH WIDE FRENCH GROS-GRAIN
COLORINGS at 81. so.
B0NNETs. TAPISsIER'S kSCHROFDER's GROs-
FROM 81. so TO s.. so.
rHovELTIts" IN PARAsoLs. LINEN LAWNS
EMBROIDERED ROBES FROM SO TO 800
EMBROIDERED FICHUS-PARIS JERSEYS.
gs- CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES, AND CORRECT
PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1910. mh31
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-31

The best way To dsrcse of the Jeanette inquiry
have all been heard, and II any Of them knew OF
mistakes or faults on the part Of the commander,
they have evidently dnci led TO keep that knowl-
edge 10 themselves No possible good can come
OF the inquiry, and it therefore be ended with
out loss TO ANYBODY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-31
LADIES GAVE AND GossAmEn
UNDERWEAR.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP

beg to call attention to their superior line Of Gauze and
Sossainer Underwear. which they have had made to
Their own order in specially fine Qualities and which
tey are able to offer at exceedingly low prices. Each
quaity Is made with the patent finished seam, which
can hardly be dsting wearing from the regular
made goods.
we offer good Garment in high neck and long
sleeves high neck and short sleeves neck and
short sleeves, at c. per garment.
We offer splendid Vest in high neck and long high
neck and short, low neck and no sleeve, at 3751c.
We offer Superior GAUGE Vest in high neck and long,
high neck and short. low neck and sleeve at SOC
each.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Pin Stripe HOE full regular made g11sseted
foot. with handsome silk Clocks. OILY 25c par-spe-
cial bargain.
= Ladies' Balbriggan Hose. regular made extra long,
SILK Clocked only 25c. pair. Regular bargain and
good one.
Ladies Drop Stitch Fancy Striped Hose, good Styles
3Sc. pair-speciaf bargain.
Ladies Plain C9ored Hose; elegant assortment of
modes and tans have also q ded Black only Soc Der
nalr-regular bargain. We have them every week in
the Year.
Ladies Lise Thread and Spun Silk Hose at low prices
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LADIES ARE iI'HE BEsr JUDGEs.

We firmly believe tlis both as to qualities and prices
% how oIier, viii onhience-
RELIABLE SPRING BARGAINS UPTOWN.
Al l25zc-, Pc. 35c-, SOC, Csc, re. 92c-, &c.
NEW HOSIERY BARGAINS UPTOWN.
At Pie, 15c, 15c 2Oc-, pc, &c. 2sc.. SOC. &c.
NEW Isle AND SILK GLOVE BARGAINS.
At Our usual popular prices Uptown we offer
NEW INDIA LINENS, ALL LINEN LAWNS.
CHtCAED NAINSOOKS.
EMB% ODER1Es. LACES. &C., &C..
AT l2'fc-. Zoe. 1ic., zoe, 22c., Csc. &C. 60
And cal the osest criticism to each No.
ALL ON THE GROUND FLOORS
OF Ladies' and Mems convenient Uptown Popular
Furnishing Stores,
COCHRANE g. Co,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
NO FIT. NO FUyDs.
Unicorn Dress shirts sre II. thu rare.
Sure 1T for men OF every aze,
And size or share, both 'front.' and bacS
Best judges declare, these is 10 lack
Look at the front and you will find
Linen ana Muslin If the very best kind
xanline its back. it won't take long
1osay MEMS Shirts never were made strong
See the Unicorn from neck to tan,
iullness on shoulder. shape. then don't fail
10 watch Its length and appearance all over,
The Best Shirt" you will say gladly discover,
COCHR ANE CO.,
mhsl-2s OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK
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e WOODWARD g. IOTHROP
81 mh31 BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.

BARGAINS!
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
Some REGULAR. others special; few very special bar
gains Prices named are not for one day two days
but for LIVERY DAY, as long the quantities, " hich
are not small. remain unsold.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
All Linen Hem stitched Camhric Han dkerchiefs LOG.
Ladies' Hanl-stitched and Printed Border Hanaker-
Cents H. neu i cainnSric Handkerchefs spen
at s5e each each Also
These are regular BARGAINS with u.s. but will be found
upon examination to be SP. CIAL.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
We have now in stock fine assortment of Medicis
Laces IN Edg1ng and lnsertngs to match. to which
Blk. Spanish Laces. 81 inches wde all silk. only 2oc
Cream Spanish Laces 4inches wide all silk, only Csc.
Blk. Silk Spanish Lace inches wide epure pattern.
specially suitable Tor trimming parasols, soc. per yard.
HAMBURG DEPARTMENT.
We have marked large lot of elegant HAMBURG
E EMF: at 25c. per yard. which are very
great bargains.
sE-oNE PRICE ONLY.
WOODWARD g. LOTHROP.
mh31 BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
BAHeAISsl
On Monday shall offer fine line Of jersey Jackets
at $3.50 each. We regret to say we have not vel
received the black in this quality. but expect them
liver as soon as received.
We shall also show line of Light weight Spring
Jackets. in light ana dark colors, at s.. Is to s.
Newmarkets in English cloth. tailor made: also in
e and msof boa at low sd and Wool Man
shapes and styles, at low popular prices.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP. MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-31
SrnoSe. LIBERAL, ExrERpR1s,se,

If you have Spring Overcoat, SUIT Pair Of Trors-
ers. or article for Mems Or Boys wear to buy you
cannot find better safer place to get it than right
here. Our Clothing has areputation for reliability and
that much soughtfor customke appearance second to
10 Clothing establishment in the United States. The
apl roprlae and rich trimmings the siyy an artistic
finish and the exqusitely symmetrical shape Of the gar
ments we keep pretty well known in this District
and it is right and Just that our reputation is so good
and patronage liberal for is there ouse anywhere
that from the start neary seventeen years since,
has been more painstaking and enterprisnsl The in
tense earnestness which We Lave shown is of that vior
| ous sort which has commanded success BY DEsERy
ING IT.
just no" our Stock is complete N every detail and
we ask You to in and look 1t over Spring Over
coats seasonab just now and we are showing them
In endless variety. The prices range from s. 90 to
$40. 90; the sizes TO til any one.
| A. SAKS & CO.,
LEADING One PRICE TAnoRs AND CLoruIERs
| s16 AND 3Is SEVENTH STREET.
mh3l
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REAsoSs VIM.

WE SHAT TRY TO CONVINCE YOU TO
DEAL WITH Us.
FIRST OUR EXPENSES ARE SMALL.
WHILE THE BUSINESS Is COMPARE
lively LARGE.
SECOND. WE CARRY LARGE. FULL
STOCK.
THIRD. WE TAKE THE UTMOST PAINS
TO BRING OUT THE BEST GARMENTS AT
THE LOWEST PRICE.
OUR POLICY IS NOT TO SEE HOW MUCH
WE CAN GET FOR SUIT, BUT TO SELL
AS LOW AS WE CAN To LIVE.
THIS. BACKED BY A LEGAL WRITTEN
GUARANTEE. Is OUR REASON WHY.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR,
6O7 7TH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-31

NV SpR1No Goops
j. a. LUTTRELL j. co,
Marisnd Suit.ngs in Com binationa
Cainel's Hair SUltings in ConbiI attonR
French Sateens with Plain to match
Cashmere Beige,
lsIgtry Suiting,
French Fonle,
Gro De Zodiac,
IN Ill the new and des rab.e shsdes
We VIII cl sc cut entire stock OF Ribbons fabout
900 reees) at from TO cts per yard The former
price of these goods from 10 70 so eta re- ward
Come early If you want the choice.
job lot OF Chlldren's Hosiery at half price.
J. A. LUTTRELL q CO.
mh1 SIT MARKET SPACE
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COUNTRY BOARDING

COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD Ar TOYFTTS-
mer viIe ,, na by eRgssins nov for the coming
stage every convenience for boasiers large o,se nS
ots Border OF town. Livery stables churches
and ana. further Information apply to VIM A. JANIS.
q.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-1HREE OR FOUR ROOMS, FUR
w n1shed or unfinished, second floor with ba
hhts fuel and attendance in western part of city,
gentleman, wife and child; permanent arranren,ents
desl ed and references exchanged. Address MARY.
LAND, star ONCE. IL
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

V->OR SAtE-A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
Lot ON Rhode Island avenue, between l4th and 18th
south side; 20xl05 al 81 per foot. II sold inmesiey
Apply to SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY, 926 + strsst
northwest. Ih3l-3t
L,OR SALE-OSE OF The MOST DESIRABLE
u Lots in Washington, fronts south. hghest point on
Massachusetts avenue, two doors west OF Ascension
church: terms easy. Enquire at Ill7 Massachusetts
avenue nh3l 81
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nESIRABLE AND NEWLY RENOVATED OFFICE
* rooms for rent first second and third floor.
xl0 to $50 per month Chapman Hosmer buildinS 629
st. q. W. WARREN c. STONE. Attorney at law
500 T st. H. W. mhI6-Im
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Feb. l9..yirginia Go, coneoliiatsds
seS pa.t-d coupons Is; ne" 'sn-f0r's'' A0' ad
BALTIMORE, Feb. l9.-Cotton Quiet-m'ddlinos
l0x. Flour Quet-Howard street and western suQcrs
s.50aA.25; do, extra. 4. 37s5. Is; do family. -
7S do, Rio brands Se0ae rs: Patapsco family 7Ses
do tuperlstive patent rs. Wheat-eoutherD stea1Ys
western quiet and lcwsr soy:hsr9 rsd lss aS: y:
No. western. winter rsd: spct and Fehrusrx iaSx
i.a6sisiTE. Corn-soutbern shsde better. and nrns
vsstsrn an9 lower; sOuthsn m;n ws a5a:sstt 10 S
fuary. ss;ss5sH; March; 70zsa5l; APrI. 7osa7L O.
5is54: 90. MIXED. Asasl: Pennsyiy,nia s0.N. kys
HennsyivaDa and MsEylsnd, 4! Ooal6.oo; Proy1sioal
armsf-me,d m ~ ncSsS axslnx
sT; eis.. nb Ode, llK. R.ms l1.lS; 49,
ron. I!a2a Esq dull and lower 9osaa. fst.oasEI
eaEHoss. ordinary . fslf. 7x.sk. sugar nrn-Ae -
IA sSsSS6y. i9 i i9si rrSen% 10 TvsrSes =
ss,sanss 8 euiss- -ecstos. sI&lssss; & sc.r 50 Is
sSshsl:: corn. ss6oo Sa.i.s: = sS SSS -. -.
Ghipment1 = wheat monet ooD. s5WO 08
salss-wheat. S66. 0o0 bushsas; corn 2il 20
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Atsempt to Burn a Town.

CALIFUKNlA SCHOOL HOUSE FIRED.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ia dispatch from Red
Blun says diabolical attempt was made On Sat-
urday night to burn up the town. The school
house was discovered On fire, but the flames were
extfnguished before they had spread. Itwas then
discovered that the interior or the building had
been saturated with kerosene The floor and walls
OF the court house were Sprlnkled with the same
nuld. One person has been arrested on suspicion,
aud others are being watched. The citizens are
thoroughly aroused, and talk OF organizing a Wig
lance committee to protect their property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19
Affairs In West Washington.

DEATHs.-Mra R. p Dodge, the wife of Assessor
Dodge, a lady widely known and beloved in this
community, died at her residence, corner 26th ana
Stoddart streets: at an early hour this morning,
Brewer, OF Tenleytown. died at her residence Sat
urday, aged 81 years.
THE AQUEDUCT AND CANAL.-Repairs are being
pushed forward upon the AQueduct bridge; one
feature OF which will be learned with pleasure by
the boating men. viz, that the two piers nearest
the virginia shore are to be made water tight,
The water will be let OF this level OF the canal
Saturday week for the annual cleaning out, after
which navigation will be resumed.
PLEASED WITH THE APPOINTMENT-The citizens
generally, especially those interested In the public
schools, express pleasure at the fact that Mr. W.
w. Curtis Is again member OF the board OF trus-
tees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19
Jersey City Bank Defaulecrs Sen.
fenced.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Feb. l9.-The cases OF Gar
rett s. Boice, E1ward J. Shaw and John N. Beach,
defaulting oficers OF the defunct City Bank, were
called this morning I'm the Hudson county court
After a long consultation with their counsel they
decided to place themselves at the mercy OF the
court, and pleaded guilty. Judge Garretson sem
fenced them to terms at hard labor In the state
prison follows: Boice, 10 years; Beach, 4years,
and Shaw, years. The prisoners were remanded
to Jail The court room was crowded. The pr0mp1
action gives general satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19

LUCKY ESCAPE OF RAILROAD PASSENGERS

NORTH ADAMS, MASS, Feb ia heavy wind pre.
vailed east OF the HooSac mountains yesterday.
particularly at Zoar. The depot building at the
latter place-60 by 20 feet-was torn TO pieces, and
its foundation was moved feet The passengers
and operators ran out when the chimney feel. and
escaped uniDJured. freight car was blown across
the Troy and Greenfield railroad track, and q
wrecking train was brought from North Adams
to move it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19

The Right Rev. b. Pinckney Northrop has been
appointed by the Pope bishop OF Charleston.
rial tablet In the house which Samuel Morse In
haDtt0d there In 1880
mine disaster at BraidwoOd, Ill Preparations are
being made TO pump the water OUT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 1o.-The Ohio river wa
stationary from six to nine O'Clock this 1norning,
but fell one inch between nine and 0oh O'Clock.
when II was fifty-nine feet two inches In height
The work OF manufacturing gas is progressing,
and portion OF the city may be lighted tonight.
All danger OF water famine Is past, as more
viii be closed tonight. and the relief work turned
over to the organized charitable associations
Plans are maturing for a radical change In the
method OF cleaning and repairing the Streets and
In the management OF the health department.,
which will give employment TO large number OF
persons II carried out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19
General Foreign News by Cable.

SIEANSHIP
LONDON, Feb 19.-The British steamer Quebec.
capt Gibson, from Portland for Liverpool, was
sighted miles northwest or Holyhead at g as
O'Clock this morning. fThe Quebec was previous
~ reported as having been seen disabled
LONDON, Feb. 19-The Quebec has been steered
into In Holyhead by tugboat
THE IRISH MILITIA.
LONDON, Feb. 19-The government has approved
the calling out OF the Irish militia this year for tho
usual training. They have not been called for
several years past owing to the disturbed state Of
Ireland.
ATTACKED ON THE rURcoMAN sTErPEs
ST PETERSBURG, Feb. 19-The secretary OF the
British embassy at Teheran, and native escort,
have been attacked on the Turcoman steppeS
Eleven OF the escort were killed and nine were
wounded.
THEATER BURNED.
VIENNA, Feb 10-The loss by the burning OF the
new theater at ,alt-Arad, Hungary, yesterday, Is
estimated at l50.OOO forinsL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19
A Special Session OF the Senate Prol

A Special Session OF the Senate Prob
able.
1t Is now said that special session of the Senate
will be necessary to consider and act upon the
new Mexican treaty. 1t is argued that it VIII be
out OF the question for the present Senate, with
the pressing demand upon its time by important
public business to give that treaty the consdera-
tion 1t merits 1t is desirable to have the treaty
ratified at the earliest practicable moment and
unless there is q special session it must go over
until next session A STAR reporter asked one OF
the most influential republican Senators If he
thought there would be special session. and his
reply was: 81 don't see how we can avoid II, even
II we desired to do So"
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NAVAL NOTES.-The u. 8. 8. Powhatan sailed
this morning from the Boston navy yard for San
Domingo. The Tallapoosa left New London, Conn,
yesterday afternoon for New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19

NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander George Dewey has
been ordered to return home from the Juniata on
account of Ill health. Assistant Surgeon VIM.
Martin has been granted leave OF absence for six
months from the 18th of March