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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-17

Mr.. VIM. Kemp,
IRON Bitters when my lung was Affected and
gained strength and appetite"
A Hero Of three Tales.
MI. W. T. Clark. resident OF Philadelphia, has
three fortunes Without any enort He remarked
many people who have drawn large amounts from
6ee louisiana state Lottery ana knowine that Its
sns to try
ticket, ana that drew 5000. which was paid to
me In due season l bought tickets In the draw
sets drew ss ane ! % ron
in Int the last Noysmoer drawing It being 10. sane:
capital prize OF $1,000 The agent Of the Adams
Express Company paid the fun amount. This
lana State Lottery anS shall Continue s to inxss
from the Phflddelphtd Record December sh
Hecker's Baking Powder
s perfect in every respect, healthful, thoroughly
reliable, uniform In strength, and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
A New Years Gift.
year. is in order Il is large eight-page paper Of
nfty-six columns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid
Trinders' LactO PhOshate Of Lime and
Cod Liver OIL, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds consumption, bronchitis. asthma, all throat,
ilFortv Years Experience OF an Old Nurse.
Mrs Ntnslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with nsysr,fa,llng success By millions q
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
In the bowels and wiHd collie. BY giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother Prico IS cents q
OOIud m,W,S
The Safest Way.
The safest and sureSt way to restore the youth
full color OF the hair is furnished by Parker's Hair
Balsam, which is deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness
Good Advice.
Nearly all the ills that aff1ict US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys in perfect working order. There is
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker's Ginger Tonic.
"Alderney Dairy Wag0ns.n
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. Ward" prints. 55c per ID
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk ami sweet milk.
&c. per ct Cream. f5c pint
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AGENTS OF THE
DUNLAP NEW YORK HAT.

Washington. January l, 1883.
CARD: =
The SILK FELT ind OPERA HATS manufactured
by Messrs. DUNLAP CO., Of New York, and bear
ing their will hereafter be sold this city
by ourselves exclusively.
As the productions Of Meesrs. DUNLAP co. in
HEADGEAR have been the acknowledged and leading
styles In New York and Washington for the past twelve
years. and we being the original introducrs Of the
elites of this celebrated firm, the patrons of
the Dunlap Hat and the public that full line of SILK
OPERA. STIFF and SOFT FELT HATS will always
be supplied by us soon issued IN New York
Respectfully, WILLETT h RUuFF
Sole Agents for the Dunlap Hat
ja5 9O5 Pennsylvania avenue
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II B o P 1 c.

TRoP1c
UT
La TIVE
Is BETTER THAN PILLS
other purgative medicine
THE DOSE is SMALL. THE ACTION IS PROMPT.
THE TASTE Is DELICIOUS. LADIES AND
CHILDREN LIKE 1T.
One trial proves it's extraordinary value Try
q 20 cent box. Sold by all druggists nls.s&w26t
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NM N E. En- s. III % ssSSsE -
III w En- \ 81 N 3 90 Ss \ 81 LII

DIR. CHEEvER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera-
tor is made expressly for the cure Of arrangements
the provocative organs. Whenever any debility Of the
Renerative organs occurs, from whatever cause the
continuous stream Of ELECTRICITY permeatine
through the parts must restore them to healthy action.
There Is mistake about this instrument Years of
uee have tested it. and thousands Of testified
to. Weakness from Indscreton. Incapacity. Lack of
Vgor, Sterty-in fact any trouble Of these organs
cured. Do not confound this with electric belts adver-
tsed to cure all Ills from head to toe This is for the
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving full in
formation address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
103 Washington street Chicago.
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AN AGED colQred man, named George Hall, was
nne.i $40 or 30 days In the wOrkhOuSe by Judy
Smell today for d. Stroyng priv Ite property. The
testimony showed that he went TO q station
house and asked ior logging. and before leaving
the cell IN tne morning he darlced It.
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PAUL TRALLEs' photograph gallery. 3O9 9th
street, between ID and Pennsylvania avenue. Sat
8lactiOn given 10 every customer.
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T7MpLOYNENT OFFICE.
III hereby announce to my many friends and the public
Reneray that have opened an Employment Once and
am prepared to furnish places for Arst-clam cooks
walters. nurses chanbermaida xaanerxomen: gsn-
needing help Of any lind EeqHessed sogive NE can
the shorteet notice possible and the most reasonable
terms. O6Rce-l2Ol B street northwest Once hours
j16-Sts
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CONDITION. or ooMNnsToNRR WEI.
District Commissioner West feels no better this
morning. and Is suffering nom pain In the broken
rib He viii not venture out OF doors until there
is favorable change in the weather.
AN AMENDMENT OF rHE snow Law NEEDED.
The District Commissioners and the chief Of
police are In receipt Of communications, many OF
or failure OF persons who are owners or agents Of
remove the snow rom the sidewalks bordering on
to observation-disclosures Of the District complaining Of
Of vacant lot, about 100 by $50 feet, where the
Sidewalk is covered with the recent snow; that
IRON three 70 nve winters this has been the case
The writer asks II 1t Il not about time that some
attention should be given to such negligence. and
thereby prevent serious accidents This is q
applicable to the case is section Is, page 1853.
Webb's Digest, which says: "Tenants and occu-
pants. and in casesthere are no tenants or occu-
building, bordering on any street, open space. or
public reservation In this city. where there s any
moved therefrom under the regulations" which
relate to the hours Of cleaning, penalty, &C. Un-
der this ordinance AL such cases are dismissed in
What Is needed is anew law or the present one so
amended as to compel owners or agents OF vacant
is every bodys BUSINESS Is nobodys business, con-
sequently the amendment has never been made.
CLAM OF INTEREST IN AN EsrATk-In the
Equity Court Judge Hagner1. this morning, the
case OF Prentfss Webster against Andrew Wylie
and others, In which cOmplainants claim an in
terest in the estate OF the late Chas. L. Cotman.
on the allegation that the title under which Judge
Wylie holds was procured irreguarly, was heard
on the motion OF complainant to strike out por-
ton OF Judge WylieS answer as scandalous, and
It was overruled. In the answer Judge and Mrs
Wylfe assert that their title is regular, and that
rne "falSe, fraudulent and scandalous claim, than
which, as they believe. none more baseless was
ever presented in any court needs further only to
be supported by perjury and forgery to complete
Its consistency" AS stated above this part OF the
answer was not stricken out
AN INTERESTING CAsE-To-day In the Equity
Court the case OF Mrs. Barrett egt the National
Bank OF the Republic and others was decided by
Judge Hagner, who directed a decree to be pre-
pared for the complainant and Mr.. Elliot, for the
bank. gave notice Of an appeal Mrs. Barrett,
VINO resides In Cincinnati, having drawn a PEN
sion In April, 1881 being in company with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Reinlfen. went to the bank to deposit
the money and IS 600 was handed over the counter.
for which certificate Of deposit. in the name Of
MRS. Reinlten, was handed her. 1t is claimed that
this certificate was lost and the bank declined to
pay over the money without bond OF indemnity
being filed in double the amount. which Mrs. Bar
reIt was unable to give and she therefore filed the
Dill to recover.
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SEND The WEEKLY STAR as New Years gift to
your friend. 1t is large eight-page paper OF
1fly-Six columns. Only one dollar (Dostpaid) a
year-reduced from two dollars.
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INT. stained glass agency. $50 street n W.

ENBRoIDERIEs, effective, enticing, enduring, ex-
cellent, COchrane's Uptown.
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GREATEST BARGAIN I'm the District Silk-faced
overcoat, worth <2l for $13, at Lew Newmeyer's,
7S4 9Th street northwest three doors from street
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No PLEASURE IN EATING Why? You prove
dySpeptic because you don't take Handlers Mel
lstOn. They never fail TO cure the most con-
drmed. Get them at GIL 9TH street
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CorroN, CorroN,,
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.

LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN RAILROAD STOCKS.
LARGE SUMS ARE MADE IN MINING STOCKS.
But the fluctuations in the value of these great
and oftentmes fictitious, that in the end more money
is lost In handling them than ia made Still say what
We Will, the "chief sire Of man" nowadays is to
MAKE MONEY
As aren't Of one of the most responsible firms of COT
TON BROKERS in this country, to persons desiring to
invest money where the is safe and can he
withdrawn at any time, and where it will net from
Is TO 100 PER CENT. PROFIT
per snnnm. offer the best opportunity they ever
had to makea
PERMANENT, PAYING INVESTMENT.
To show what can be done. and what am doing one
Of customers has invested. and received profits as
follows.
1857 Invested.
SC| So. 81 100 w
- SOU w
1W w
DEC. w. 500 90
1857. Net profits on investment.
Nov 49, Cash received. 1886 =
Dec. 10. 491 So
Total profits received 1927 GO
That the above statement not spasmodical and ex
ceptona, can prove to any person who will call at my
Office. All receive the same per cent Of profit on their
investment. A. H. s. DAVIS
Ja3-lm $50 st. 2. W.. Room 4.
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z. ECHEEL. rOR0ANIeT. TRACHER or PIANO
- and VOCAL MUSIC. PsrticulH nS9sasficu g b.
fertoruezz Terms moderats. 10 12A sizess nos u
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In P o 3 T A N T .

.slamming Of doors and breaking Of glass rendered
"' The NORTON DOOR CHECK AND SPRING
IL the only article that viii certainly close al kinds Of
doors without alamring thereby preventing that
noyance aud also saving the expense Of glass.
The practical working OF the spring can be and
all information given at ~
O. SCHNEIDER'S,
1907 street northwest
ja10-1m Sole Agent for the District Of Columbia.
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PURE soar EXTRACTS and toilet articles made
Dy the SUCCESSORS OF Robert Low, the celebrated
London perfumer, are seen everywhere. These
goods have stood the test OF cent ury, and are
recommended by druggists throughout the world
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DRY GOODS.
Rock Borron PRrcEs
At TIA
OST0N DRY GOODS HoUS 8 /.

wehave now Marked Down to The Very Lowest Rock
Bottom Prices every article Of Winter Goods. That
the prices appreciated In our Cloak Department ve
know from the rapidity with which stock being
reduced. few days sales like the past win find
Us with no stock ON hand.
IN OUR BLANKET DEPARTMENT
We have also made very Low Prices on the balance of
our Stock and . few pairs Of soilsd Blankets are
marked at prices lower stu indeed they ought to be-
wshave general reduction IN our Lace Cur
tain Department and have made specially Low Prices
on all Patterns where the quantity small. say onc
two three pairs and have also reduced half dozen
pieces Of Ecru and White Nottingham Net to 25c per
yard which IL decidedly the best value We have ever
offered. In connection with The above. offer Q few
Special Bargains in Nottingham Tides and Pillow
Shams and TO- GOO Antique Squares for making Tdies
Bed Spreads. Pillow shAms. &C.. At 1Oc. each or 81
per dozen.
Our next greatest reduction all the Remnants and
snort Lengths OF Silks Veves and Dress Goods which
we collect on special counter at this year
and oter the best Bargains Of the season.
We have also reduced few ends of Seal Pushes to 40
low prices that they are good purchase for another
season.
Our business is to SELL and IL your opportunity to
buy when You get the largest value for the money
we pursue the same course and buy from Importers
when they are most anxious to sell.
We have just bought Q Dozen Pieces of Black Silk at
Lower Prices than We ever owned them. We offer
grade at 75c per yard 1t is not poor silk either. 1t
Is worth 81 per yard; you'll say %.
We are now preparing to take Stock and want clear
up all the Odds and Ends in every Department and
have made the prices tell.
few Ladies' Fur-top Mittens at Soc. Per pair not
many. but they are worth dollar to you. not to U.S.
few Elegant French Cashmere Hose for Misses sold at
75c to 81. 10 pair. willing to cell the broken
sizes at Soc. per pair.
IN LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR
We have too many large sizes our 76c and 81 quail
tes we have therefore marked them SOC. and 76c,
spectively. and they 60 right out and we like it.
We are also making efforts to show good Bargains in
Linens and Housekeeping Goods, and have just added
30 dozen OF splendid Bleached Turkish Bath Towel,
22x45. at Quarter. good anything we ever
showed for 81 or 33c. heretofore.
wamsutta At 11hc.. ana Pride of the West at l2,<c
are cheap.
Wide Cottons are also cheap Manufacturers win put
them up again the moment they think the maket viii
warrant 1t.
20-inch Glass Toweing. all Linen checked in Blue or
Red at 12Sc. yard is of every day Bargains
always have it the year aound, and German Twilled
Linen Crash at same price. Is also cheap at l2c.-ls
inches wide.
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CROSSING crossed comfortably; cause, Cochrane's
leggingS, ladies.
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SPRING sewing days, Cochrane's bargains, up
town.
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CNICoRNs unparalleled, l. e., dress shirts. Coch-
rane's, uptown.
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NEW hosiery; ladies'. gents. child's, Coch-
rane'S, uptown,
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SEAroS PERRY.
Successor to Perry Brother,,
Is NOW OFFERING DECIDED BARGAINS" IN
BLACK AND COLORED BROCADFD vELvETs, a,
So so, a and s.. former prices s. SO. IS and IS.
PURE SILK OTTOMANS IN BLACK. also TREFT
AND EVENING SHADES, from 81 rs to S. 80.
RICH FRENCH SILKS. BEST MAKES, from 81 to S..
PURE SILK LYONS yELyETS. FROM p TO q
FASHIONABLE COLORs. from 81 to So.
ELEGANT CANT EVENING GAUZES AND BROCADED
PERINOTS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES.
ALL-SILK, PLUSH. AND CLOTH WRAPS jackets
c6EHks. AZ mp PRIME cSsT OTTOMAN CIR
RARE BARGAINS" IN FANCY HOSIERY. SOU
TACHE ROBES AND COMBINATION SUIT
ESPECIAL ATTRACTIONS" IN TABLE LINENS
HHAAP AK "a TOWELS. sHEETINGs. QUILTS
GENTLEMEN's FINE DRESS SHIRTS, ats1.
NOVELTIES IN WHITE GOODS"
IUPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK GOODS.
COCRTAULD'S ENGLISH GRAPES AND vEILS
- DARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EVENING
FABRICS.
~ CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES. AND CORRECT
PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1910. SaIS
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Special Weather Bulletin.

TU-MUKRUW.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
temperature has fallen nearly $50 in northern Da-
kOta an Montana, where a cold Wave, averaging
nearly 500 below the mean for the month"; Is GEN.
trail The minimum temperatures for the night
In the upper Missouri valley average 20o below
zero. The col. wave IN the extreme northwest
will move to-day and Tomorrow over the north
ern states, but In consequence OF the approach OF
q baf o,netric depression in Utah special
low temperatures are not anticipated The
following special temperatures r, ported ut 8
p H. ye>terd y:-WashingtOn, 800; Norfolk, $50:
Savannah, 500; Atlanta, go; Jacksonville, SIC;
Pensacola, 63o; New Orleans, $50; Galveston, $50:
San Antonio. $50; Tu son. &c., Los Angeles, $50;
San DIEGO, $50. Fair weather is Indicated on
Thursday In the quiz states, Ohio valley and Ten
nessee, and clearing weather In the Atlantic coast
states
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F1Rsr ARRIVAL Or SPRING Gloon,

F1Rsr ARRIVAL Or SPRING GooDs.
100 PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL sATINEs. IN THE
VERY LATEST STYLES.
We call special attention to this elegant stock and
would advise early selection. the indications are
that the market will be depleted of choice Styles
WOOLENS for early Spring in great variety.
Great reduction in all Winter Coats Cloaks and Cir
culars. Berlin Cloth Jackets at very low PRICES.
these are jersey shaped and the most Fashionable
goods in the market for ladies who prefer the correct
style. A rare chance is offered.
6vEN1NG SILKS and SATINS In great variety.
RICH OTTOMAN SILKS in ali colors.
BROCADE PLUSH In evening shades
CASHMERES and ALBATkOSS in all the delicate
co1ors.
LYONS PURE SILK vELvETs. in eight beautiful
shades. reduced to 81 90.
BLACK SILK VELVETS in all grades
Great reduction in BROCADE VELVETS. Black and
coors.
BONNET and GUINET SILKS in every Grade.
In fact complete stock Of First Class Dry Goods.
w. n. SINISTER 4 SONS.
9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
One price.
N. B.-The best is the cheapest 3al5
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The Troubles in Israel.

HOW BISHOP HOJSEY WAS DECEIVED BY A FORGED
TELEGRAM-THB CONGREGATION REUNITE WITH
THE c. NJ & CONNECTION-A NEW PASTOR TO BE
APPOINTED
The troubles in Israel C. NJ E. church. which re-
suited few days ago in blocking out" the PASTOR
Rev. W. T. Thomas, gave rise to another meeting
OF the congregation last night The meeting was
protracted until midnight, but when it adjourned
all difficulties in the way OF harmony appeared to
have been removed, and Israel church was once
more in good standing In the e. nj. E. connection
Bishop HOlsey was present and made a statement
to the effect that the action of the trustees in clos
ing the church against the regular appointed pas
Tor severed the church from the c. NJ E. connection
Then followed a long and rather warm debate
over motion by Mr.. ChaS Moore to approve the
action OF the meeting OF Wednesday evening last
declaring the pulpit vacant During the discus
sion 1t came out bit by bit that the action of the
bishop in appointing Mr. Thomas to the charge of
Israel was based upon telegram received by him
signed by the officials OF the church and the pre-
siding elder urging such action. This
telegram turned out to be bogus, near
ly all OF those whose names were ap-
pended to 1t rising in the meeting and denOuncIg
1t as q forgery. Mr. Thomas, the pastor, denied
charges OF bad faith made against him. He de-
clared that he would never preach another sermon
in Israel church SO long as he lived. The motion
by Mr. Moore was laid on the table. Mr. Moore
then offered resolution that the congregation
q vote OF l40 to e. The bishop having announced
that the pulpit was vacant. and a new pastor
would be appointed in place OF Mr. Thomas, a mo-
ton to rescind the action Of January 10th was
finally carried, and the meeting Was soon trans
formed into religious jubilee.
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ABOUT AS O'Clock this morning thieves entered
the resi- fence OF Mr.. A. NJ. Reed, No @ 81 street
northeast by breaking the glass from front WIN
dow. Nothing was taken, as the thieves were
frightened of by the inmates of the house.
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An Artist ON Art,

The following correspondence explains itself:
WASHINGTON, January Is, 1888
". w. Story, esq.,,
Dear Sir:-As it has come within our knowledge
that you have with great acceptance, delivered in
other cities lecture on "Mlchel Angelo and the
Sistine and Medici Chapels," we beg leave to ask
II 1t Will be consistent with your other engage
ments to repeat that lecture In Washington?
We name Willard Hall as the place where the
cultivated citizens OF Washington may have the
pleasure OF listening to your lecture VIII you
oOllge us by naming the time you can comply with
our request?
We have the honor TO be, dear sir, your most
obedienf servants, Fred'k T. Frelinghuysen, W.
Bancroft, Justin S. Morrill,, Geo. II. Pendieton,
James Z. yelling.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Wealth err.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., JAN IL, 1888, 10 a m.
Fer the middle Atlantic stats, warmer, cloudy,
rainy weather, southerly winds. lower pressure.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

CocHRANE's cotton underwear, ladies; arrived
uptown.
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THE WORK ON THE FLATS.
A Talk With Contractor Ross.

THREE OR POUR MILES OF TREsTLE WORK TO BE
INTERPRETATIONS FOR THE TASK OF RECLAIM
ING THE APPROPRIATIONS TO BE PUSHED
RAPIDLY.
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N1o CURE NO PAY.-WHITEHUnsTe CEDAH
IN 0AG0AM a warranted 10 cure Oouahs Oo16a
Gruup Throos and Lung Disaaeee kc Six dfcpa do
Try not aq&3g0e4 reeu<n the empty boetLe md -
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CHAUNCEY J. REED,
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST


We L. WILD q BRO. hXHn
709 9TH street northwest ''sss
The steh. the Krsnich & Bach and other Pianos q
lowest prices and easiest terms Organs OreanettA3
and other Musical Instruments. Sheet Music Musical
Libraries and books in great variety
Pianos. Organs and other instruments tuned ana
repaired. 3e6
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~ ONE PRICE ONLY.

~ ONE PRICE ONLY.
WOODWARD & LoTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
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