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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
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WASHINGTON. Feb 2O-l 4. m.-Ihc central
and lower Mis4't.ippi rivers will continue ~ rise Tie
river n Cairo v % reach the height Of The food OF last
wear tonight and WI reach tnc danger line a Memphis
AT The same time The indications are tht tac Ir,.ent
food viii cx,nd southwori g. the vicinity 81 Helena
and Vcksburr where 60 Will reach i's maximum height
about March T. aud in many places u VII equal iL' HOOD
Of Iast year Fair weather prevails tonight except on
the Lake fe~i 20 and Northern Mlucspia where par
cloudy weather and hsut sno" ufc reported ur ''uI,
u.rr. ha. risen except iu tuc ST. L1vr'nrr Valley Anl
north OF Abe LAX region. wLcir 90 has iilcn irpn 10 TO
200. Ncr.h.fl, 90 westerly N4uds coH''Hr on ih, -
t,utlc 60 81 l.t soutlcry winds prevail lh thr ONO
Va ct tue cl raj Mississippi, aud Lower Ais-"u '"
ley.
For New. England slightly colder fair weather duflns
tlr day. with north 10 west winds. rising followed by
faIIlg OBI. omr'cr. ...-.........
Fpriar Middle Atlantic states, CcUcrllI iHr weather
light tarnDl. wnIa. -isut iise followed % D." N.< p.l
ofuci,r colder BOO Sos l0ik and slight Tsc lH i"nIcta
turc Iu t.c rDutl.fu portions
Ind .crf'0us PR tofr0rrOr
Tic Indication arc that che coudness VIII iucrcl'" IN
Nr1-Tl.Iia alJ 300 tie northern part ~ ttc HaiI" At
mu.c -t.fe- during Tuesday followed h} ls-t tIo" "A
WcInrr -.Yt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
THE rUyERAL or H. G. GUTHRIE.

,rbe fuperal of H. q. Guthrie, member of the
lsireas STAN of the Madison square Thea r., who
WAS killed IN railroad accident at Gallon, ONO,
VoUuiro" IN West >iXte thst., yeser-
Jav morning. large number of pro-
fessioual people and many representatives from the
WaIi.ou Sauare Theatre aud its companies were
ro'ant Tbe immediate mOuruers were the father,
mo her and three sisters Of the dead man. Two OF
tj,c iatter Miss Francesca and Miss Emma Guthrie,
ors known on the stage, having appeared III comic
@nera both at the STANDARD Theatre and az the
Biiou Opera House. mass was SAID, and tho body
was taken to Calyery Cemetery for interment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
DlSsUADED BY HIS WIFE And PRIEST

Two pigsheads were set upon table III
,,,tl room af the back Dennis Suvans liquor store
- Grand and Cluton-sts, at o'clock last evening.
crowd OF men stood sat in the ROOM awaiting the
arrival OF william Geoghegan and Daniel o'Bren' who
we're to eat the heads wager but their patience was
soreIy fried. At halfpast Mr.. oBren appeared ana
after looking lovingly upon one OF the dainty nor'e nc
departed for q Ien-mo walk TO get up an appeuo' ~
r,bt he came back aud looked around for his rival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

but in vain. A messenger arrived, however and said
that Mr.. Geoghegan wished to have postponement OF
the contest until tomorrow. After some parey niI'
OBrien consented 20 the arrangement MI Geoghtsd'
il IA Understood wishes TO withdraw from the contest
He does not long for newspaper notoriety Hs irenus
believe that he u weakening, because his We anu ns
priest have besOught him TO abandon 40 unrgnte,nuS
n performance "a Is involved in dsposing OF thfiy pIE
heads during Lent Mr. OBrien says thal NC VIII o'"'
fhe orfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
Nj KIRBY

il now associated with MI JAMES r. SUTTON and MI IL
ArsTIN ROBERTSON A. propretors Of THE AMERI'
CAN ART GALLERIES AND ART ASSOCIATION, No.
& East 2st south Madison square These Galleries and
Art Rooms are devoted the exhibitor and pr iV1te sale
FINE PAINTINGS by American Artists and ORIENTAL
ART GOODS OF tho HIGHEST QUALITY ONLY.
Wait q, nspeeton is requested your patronage earn.
estly solicited Respectfully, Illus r hiNDi'
JAMES f. SUTTON,
THOS. T.. KIRBY
II AUSTIN ROB gRTsoN. resident member IN China and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

angry God but so the human race could De saved rom
the clutches Of the devil. God was not ana Is hot IL
reconcabe The idea that He is IS the in!ela uoHna
of theology that was taught in boyhood Inc deVl Is
the key OF the whole sltuauon' .h ou
are some things lie cannot do II thought there were
no things He could not do. would denomce nm ,I ~
soul nor rescre men that put themselves In the haDdS Oh
the devil" . .., ood
shook Mr. Barnes's hand. lie previously cant lohe1
them shake it gently as it had TO shake the hahus Vi
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
ELOPING VITH 4 BLOOD-WASHED VAR
RIOR.

A dispatch was received last evening by
Captain own OF the salyat on Army IN Brookyn' Hou
Mrs. Conover, of Trenton, n. j.. asking To nave hei
daughter arrested when she reached Brooklyn Wu',''
nad gone with Lieutenant Monat OF the lreu'" az
tacnmnt OF the army Mofat ana the girl were at the
Headquarters OF the army III the Eastern plsulc' VI
Brooklyn last uglt. The police o. the sixth lieoc' az
rested her ana word was sent to her mother Lieutenant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

INDIANAroLIs, Feb. ia decision was rem
dcred today against the Wabash -. Louis and Pacific
Railroad Company in the suit OF James q. Tyner ana
others TO recover some equipment bonds i'Sncd 10y
the Toedo and abash Railroad Company mount ng 10
5000 900 with interest sine" 1862 Tue Court holds tnhi
the present company is liable.
81. PAU, Feb ia special committee on raH'o'H
law toGa. unanimously reported a b similar TO the
one u lows IA gard to rates and trahc OF IdIOads'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
PARK DEPARTnEAT NVESHG4TloNI

A man named Miller formerly employed as
a carpenter by the Park Department, was 0ischarEcu
several weeks ago after many years or service IL wa"
stated last night that had told General Niele that
heads Of departments sold the services Of the WORK
men 10 persons work connected with the PARKS
bed Yesterday which viii be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

Moffat has wife In Trenton. He has been IN the Saliva
ton Army for three weeks His statement is that tho
girl went to Brooklyn fro Trenton OF her aacorj,
aud he got his brother to telegraph TO her mother In
sequence of which size was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

parsons afflicted this malddy can iGd immediate ieet
nv aupvinc Tor 10 the writer VINO a' eApet
c thorou IN and permanent cure and VINO can i've es
tnov respecting many others who have been s'iJ TO-
,, ,n3 SSi,i,ess A T., Branch p. o. station l.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
i1olitieal Noiltes.

Rcnnblican Central Committee 1890 .
Regul ar mon lily meeting al REPUBLICAN HALL, NO.
Il Nlrsl st tins lrU Is DAY. Evening O,iOcA
~ EDWARD mitchell
Sn,oN Il -,uIu Secfy Temporary Chairman:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
ALBANI AT WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The Mapleson Italian
opera Company opened their In Washington to-
nioht with performance OF "Faust," before brilliant
rd Gro wded audience Mmc. Albani in the leading role
scheyed great artistic aud was twice recalled
after tLe thlrd act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

TRIBUNE OrFIcE. Feb. col a. M fiU IN the bar
ofneter yesterday followed ~ night hI slight rise
clear and fair weather prevailed The temperature
ranged between 20 and 3ga the t3ol2 being
A.. higher than the spondug day Last year.
aud d. higher than on SUNDAY
Fair or clear weather, with rlight changes Ia tempcr
turc may be expected to day Ina this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

ARRIVAL OF THE CELTIC.-The steamship Celtic, from
Liverpool arrived at thispOrt early yesterday
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
GperlaI AOilce5.
A Business Change.

Nj THOs. L. KIRBY taxes this method OF informing
his friends and public that he has disposed Of his Interest
IN the Thomas r. Kirby * Co, Auctoneers 70 hs TO-
s,e,te partner SIT JOHN ORrGIEs Who VIA conduct tie
Inn .lnr., Is he etOlOre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

Colgate & Co.'S Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap-Ths
novelty exceptional strength this
lar fluctuations OF this luxurious article
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
DIED.

uousekerperrl Electrosiicon best silver polish when
purchasing, that full name Eectro-scon DOx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

Burners Cocoaine kills dandruf alays irritation. AMI
promotes the vigorous growth Of hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
NOMINATIONS AND COMBINATIONS.

the inquiry that the New-York merchants wish def
nitey answered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20

for CITIES Villages aud manufacturing pur
~. W '',nIer trKEENS TUBE WELL ant NJ AW "ANH
rspnts devices claiming 10 efalc lheSo
M xii he prosecuted for bOth royalty ANA damages
p"'0N' Nm d. AN RENS * BRO, 233 Broaa"ay, n I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
rRInIvE LocAL onsrEvATI0Ns.

10 hsS'sr 'ho~sfh' h,'om''fes Ts1.''' ~ it' ~ ny s
gr-,-aasuInsat rl-igrl sti. nr frp--u' ~, 90 ..'.
b, i'ffri Hr
IT, Indicated ~ H. tssnn'ns" HaS
pls a.Ley, 4ls BlsLlsAJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-20
Resdy This Morning.

THE SEAI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
pr,son yrlDpsrsreltv Tor uluug, ave ce1ts pr COPY
ona rooy one yslr So i've copies SIT t'h cp az -
is PO5lIs gem a cAses ire3 - tae sa5ses -"
NeN.YOrL
Evening star., 1883-10-23

10 t'nry irving and Miss Terry had told the SOL
eIIa dsl-,iilt- hans-acro the-he,rt tr7,tb
N1en tle newspaper reporters asked them on their
''sliF.a III Ne" 1oEk on Sunday what they thought
oi America, they would have answered that the
1hihg which surprised them most is the fuss made
u she people OF this country over second and third
f;e players and singers, and the amount of space
S"tthdeFed 10 thelr sayings and dOingS by the
i-udAS pubic journals. IL must seem TO them
That th. American people and Journalists are rnera
j.! !npiGS- jacks. 10 be moved OF will by shrewd
managers and SecuiatoTs, and that our sole object
c. i1e Is to watch the co4lngs and goins OF Euro
pan artists, and earn money enough 10 send them
h'tnc with big fortune alter few months stay
on JIits olIe.
Evening star., 1883-10-23

The meeting at Lincoln Hall last nighC TO protest
against the decision OF the Supreme Court liz the
civil rights case was notable for its size and the
earnestness shown. The speeches of Fred. Doug
lass and Col lngersoll in their best vein and
received the emphatic favor of their audience. The
subject Is one that will not be allowed u rc5, and
Wnen Congress meets We may expect to fad the
question OF negro rights again vigorously discussed
Associate Justice Harlans dissenting opinion Is
awaited with much interest He already finds
himself nominated for President by solne OF his
acW admirers
Evening star., 1883-10-23
WOODWARD & LorHnop.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN wooLEN HOSIERY.
LADIES' HOSIERY.

LADIES' HOSIERY
LADIES' RIBBED WOOLEN HOSE, solid colors
finished seams. only 25c. per pair.
LADIES PLAIN CASHMERE HOSE Merino heels
and toes, finished seams. only 371ec per pair
LADIES FANCY COLORED WOOL HOSE finished
seams. only 3719c. per pair.
LADIES' EXTRA FINE CASHMERE HOSE Derby
ribbed, full fashioned, only soc. per pair.
LADIES' GREY-MIXED MERINO HOSE, full fash
ioned only SOC. per pair
LADIES SUPERFINE CASHMERE HOSE, in choice
shades, elegant quality only and 81 per pair
MISSES AND CHI DREN's HOSIERY.
MIssEs' MERINO HOSE finished seams. solid colors
Brown Cardinal and Navy Blue only CSC per pair.
BOYS MER1NO HOSE, extra heavy, for school wear
fun finished only 25c. per Pair.
MISSES' FANCY WOOL HOSE, Merino heels and toes
sizes s19 to s, only 31c. per pair.
CHILDREN'S CASHMERE HOSE at low prices
CHILDREN'S q WOOL SOCKS, both in silk k-cIocked
and plain, at low prices
MEMS FALL HOSIERY
MEN's EXTRA SEAMLESS MERINo HALF HOSE,
all sizts. only 25c. per pair
MEMS SUPERFINE MERINO HALF HOSE, full reg
ular, all sizes, only 5Gc per pair.
MEMS CASHMERE HALF HOSE in all the finer
grades.
Evening star., 1883-10-23

The news from China grows graver. A most
hostile feeling evidently exists throughout the
empire against foreigners, Oh perhaps ii is more
accurate 10 say that the bitter hatred the Chinese
have for foreigners has been brought TO he surface
nv recent events The Immediate cause for these
threatening demonstrations is the French invasion,
but any vengeance which the Chinese might take
would fall on all foreigners intiscriminateiy. The
tnited States fleet in ASfitic waters has been
ordered 10 the settlements most in danger, 10
be in readiness TO protect them In case OF riot.
Evening star., 1883-10-23

That earthquake has been wandering around
't'ifi - The mediterranean Showing itself nerCanl
There. ltSe Hs'nigt-s fathers ghost o. the sea
s.pel.e sunday IT jumped from Ttlr.cy 70 Tie
opposite erd Ct Tie Mediterranean. and tried 70
Jsir 1il Gibraltar, but ,le firm set pillar OF Her
'1'S9 oid no5 t0ppe over. Yesterday ii tried 10
=. h' '.aiia- and I1ilirg again in that passed over
":i Z" f:tt n,iaIn:l 10 Trieste, and thence back 10
,Inrhet
Evening star., 1883-10-23
A Doub,e-sh.e.To-m

The Fail season has opened with such an early
demand for space upon the advertising columns
OF The STAR that double-sheet will b., issued to-
morrow. Advertisers VIII confer favor by send
Ing in their orders early.
Evening star., 1883-10-23

The boys have lost friend BY the death Of Can't.
Maybe keid- lis stores of adventure were true 10
nature and vividly told; and while they no doubt
made many lad impatient OF restraint they had
WHOLESOME" tone which raised them far above the
dangerous boy-iteratUrc 10 whose growth they per-
h1pS contributed Mr. Reid was a Prolific writer
and his works sold well. yet he died in poverty.
Evening star., 1883-10-23

Baltimore elects It's mayor tomorrow, and while
the independents have made stout fight, there is
no good reason TO expect that the ring win be
forced to relax It's hold on local politics.,
Evening star., 1883-10-23

The narrow escape yesterday OF the passenger
steamer Heimdal from burning by the Sp0nta aeols
combustion of a consignment of matches in the
hold raises the inquiry whether there Is any COM
mercial necessity for shipping such dangerous
freight BY passenger steamers; and also whether, il
such necessity Is supposed to exist, their owners
have any right to carry il and thus expose the
lives of large number of persons 10 needless risk.
IL there II not already law against the practice in
every commercial country there certainly ought to
Evening star., 1883-10-23

III VIII puzzle Philadelphians to decide whether a
remark OF Judge Hoahiy yesterday was compli-
M ,ntary Of not That gentleman Is quoted as say
Ing on his return to the Quaker City, II hope to re-
nain for some little time in Philadelphia Just to be
ire OF excitement Iconsider this one OF the great
est cities in the world for repose.7 1t will be re-
m 'rhed that Herbert Spencer paid that city the
SINE doubtful compliment, the nervous scientist,
who suffered greatly from insomnia, saying that
Philadelphia was the only American city where he
could sleep.
Evening star., 1883-10-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"hNTED-TO BOREOW-S50OO AT SIX PER
w cent interest first class real estate in the north
western part OF the city. For further particulars a
dftss Box 10. Star office. No commission. o2l-3t.
WANTED-ONE OR TWO LARGE DRY CELL ,RS
w to store produce in. Address Lock Box $40 ;,itv
Post Office, stating location and terms OG;-3t
NAhiED-FAtAI. STOCK AND MILL. PROPERTY
" near I;liE"ad station i'll Maryland ylrrinl in
Si"'k crops. tools &c. ". Ii. MAIN, ST. Charl,,s
'i'''I.
Evening star., 1883-10-23

NOTHING EQUALS
ELECAMPANE. AND HOREHOUND COUGH
For slight Cough or Cold pleasant IN taste cb;,dr
VIII readily TAKE them Half pound boxes 25 cents
ARTHUR NATTANS Pharmacist
c&5 Ath and streets and I'd and ID streets n W
Evening star., 1883-10-23
SPECIAL BARGAINS


MERiNO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR
LADIES' MEEINO UNDERyESTS AND PANTS ex-
ira me quality ratent seams, silk finished, only Soc
each; the best hoods ever sold by for the price
LADIES' SCARLET WOOL UNDERvESTS AND
PANTS, all sizes only
ONE DOLLAR EACH
LADIES FLEECE wOOI. VESTS AND PANTS. extra
heavy. and fine elegant quality, only 81 % EACH
MISSES SCARLET SHIRTS AND PANTS
fun line Of MISSES AND BOYS SCARLET WOOL
SHIRTS AND PANTS. sizes from Is inches to 80;
prices very low.
MEMS WHITE MERINO UNDERyESTS AND
DRAWERS fine and heavy, an extra good bargain
for The money, only 5OC. each.
MEMS FINE MERINO UNDERvESTS AND DRAW
ERS made by the Norfolk and New Brunswick Ho-
siery Co.. and finished with the patent anchor
seani," which leaves the garment smooth as the
full finished one, extraordinary bargain only 75c
each, AL sizes.
MEMS EXTRA HEAVY DOUBLE WEIGHT UNDER
VESTS AND DRAWERS, all sizes, only 81 each
NEWS SUpERFINE SCARLET UNDERvESTS AND
DRAWERS, $50. Sl.7o aud 81 each
MEMS FINE GRADES OF UNDERWEAR IN ALL
THE LEADING MAKES AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
w d W RD & LOTHRO
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
Evening star., 1883-10-23
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY PER
w nanently, Furnished Room in a quiet neiglbor-
Star Office. .n.3 ,t1
NJ NTED-GENTLEAIAN AND WIFE DESIRE
w two unfurnlsted carpeed second floor Rooms with
modern cOnyenences, with board, private family
wt,nn walking distance OF Smithsonian Institution
Auuresss DoX ~, star ofhce. O23 st.
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND ONE
w child. aged years one or two Unfurnsh,i iiooms
Ga.h Board Will be permanent suited state full par
GcH.arS ADD pr1ce references exchanged Address H.
Star Office. ,,sI.9ts
Evening star., 1883-10-23

Lord LanStiowne still lives, i'll spite OF Fenian
dynamite tih, and is TO be formally Installed in his
new Office Us governor general OF Canada to-day
Tue incoming ruler has had prompt Illustration
oi the annoy Ii not the perilS OF station and
the episode VIII not tend TO make him any more
gracious 10 his uneasy Irish subjects
Evening star., 1883-10-23
WANTED-STORES.

WANTED - FOR VERY DESIRABLE TENANT
w Store ON Pennsylvania avenue west of 9Th street
OF on street between 9th and 18th streets SWOKN,
SIEDT y BRADLEY, 92S street northwest or
Evening star., 1883-10-23
luz WEEK AND THE Impure

ihe merry little mountain brook. it lightly dances
over the rocks and sparkles In the sunshine On II. .
down to the river pure and clean 1t is active: tbere
FORE healthy 1t is vigorous therefore it resists
impurty.
But the sluggish pool where the current is not strong
enough to keep the water in motion Is sagnaut and
foul Dirt and ,ubiish are thrown into 1t, and stav
there. Impurities and vile odors make it breeder Of
disease and an object to be avoided
When the blood is strong and rich and red and yieor
ousiy courses its accustomed rounds through Arteries
and veins. the system is hearty and healthy.
When the blood is thin and poor and weak mpuritie.
and deflemsnts creep into it, and 1t has no strength to
cast them out. Then the system runs down.
BROWNS IRON BIrTERs contains the only nrepa.
ration os Iron which can enrich the blood and make IL
pure vigorous and healthy. dollar bottle. at the
nearest druggisth rN =.
Evening star., 1883-10-23
SVA31ED
SI pIEEIIOES HAIR

w STPERFIUOUS HAIR
Is a excessive Erowth of hair female face seen
most coisl1cuoWiy the upper lip cisin checks and
lno' ani birth marks Few persons have arIv idea at
rs fctaicce IN nearly every Ivle. rr,ri-
eSItl,' nt*.!t woman figures of tha chief AT
tEa'ipiis HnldrCdS OF ladies' in all large cities resort
10 tiic use 81 f!aters, Bepatories TweezeTs fir S
s"ts at itiZors ~ disguise the fact it they have or
dL.l. m nay M pe5rt' In Washington City alone there
are over httY Ladies who adopts in The 1s of fe
ietzor; This Is Indeed of the most nlisirbtIy no
tisbic and disllgurin- Of all cofIrxion nlr1uiSaS
AID TO sensitive refined lady this aIlnoying facial D.
IorinitS Is almost unhearable DR.. Van Dyck Derp,a-
to'nSlst No. ~ Grant Place. is pleased to announre
!os growth by the operation of Eectrolysis Ctle IIec
trc needle proces> Any Physician or Surgeon viii Ill
you that tins is the only method in the world by which
Susrilos Hair eau be exterminated Every se,arst ~
ltir mas 10 be operated OH and the Thermal action of tle
eitcfriclty completely destroys the roots
Ladies ii You have this Hrsutical affection stop the
n use OF 1 tnc CD 9neiatory weezers Scissors Razor at
gagement for treatment. Remember if neglected that
Yours Is 4 lifetime benlsh You should be willing to
make almost any sacrifice to get rid of this ascnIine
growth Ladies nearly always bring it on tbernseives
Dy Erst extracting few hairs from the chin upper lin
or pro2aiy from mole which makes them grow heavy
are accidentally pulled out and these in turn become
thlck and coarse Those who wish treatment this sea-
son should make their engagements now as only lin
lted number can be treated daily During this and neyt
month Dr VAN DfCk will make considerable reduc.
ION IN the cost OF his treatment, and all who avail
OF this opportunity continue at the re-
dneed rate until cured BY making small payment You
y Sundays to2. oooHot. W
Evening star., 1883-10-23

On Sunday last Pullman cars commenced running
regularly through without change. and with the
same conductors and pOrters, between St Louis and
>anFrancisco, by Way of Kansas City, Albuquerque
and the Southern Pacific road. The distance be-
tween the terminal points is 2,fi0 miles, and the
run viii b. made in little over one hundred hours
This Is great Improvement over the accOmnloda-
tionS furnished travelYerS by the old Union and
Central Pacific route, and it must tend to draw a
great deal of patronage from that line, on which.
f0f want of harmony between the two roads, and
ON accot ut OF sort OF local ring steal at the Mis-
sonr river crossing, through passengers are
compelled to change ears and recheck their bag
gage at Council Bluffs. omaha and Ogden
Evening star., 1883-10-23

New En1 DGr Coops.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
4-iacii Shooilh Cloth all colors 90 Il cts
4o-inch French ClshIncrCs all colors 90 cts
!, tishilerts, all coiors, - cts
Z. hiWoo. Flannel all colors 25 cts
81 Aii-WOol Cloth all colors 62}< cts
6-4 4Au-Wool Cloth. all colors ST. yd.
BLACK CASHMERES.
AI-Woal French Caslmeres, so cts, 62 cts. Is cts,
81 cts, 81. " '
So So ~O' W. ".'
Bed Comforts. 75c.. 81. 81 o5 a15O
Al-"ooi Red Twiled Flannels, 25 cts so cts 81
cts. A. cts ' W.
shaker Fiannels, 25cts., 3Octs., 37cts
1O-i S!its:th8 Cotton. 25 cts, 80 cts
Big BarErin in Il l04 Crochet Counterpane at 81
Evening star., 1883-10-23

The winters operate season opcned Ia New York
with great display OF wealth and fashion last
night. Nilsson appeared in her fay0rite character
oi Adigaerita in " Faust" and one bit of stage
realism which she no doubt highly appreciated
was handsome set OF genuine jewels sent jID to
her by an adInirer Tor use i'll the Jewel song
Evening star., 1883-10-23

NOR SALE.
l. DESIRABLE HOUSES IN THE IMMEDIATE
VICINITY OF DUPONT CIRCLE"
We have for sale several very desirable residences in
the immediate vicinity of Dupont Circle" varying in
prices Accorng to size and location) from AZ 500 to
SsS 200 THOMAS J. FISHER CO. L324 street
LottHWeet. sep27-lm
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