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Of the evidence returned verdict of not

of the evidence returned a verdict Of not
CHILLY
Same vs. X ~ Morrow, permitting gam
bling defendant arraigned plea OF not
guilty defendant and witnesses recognized.
Same VS. Charles Wilson. alias Frank
Mcdonald. obtaining property bv false rep
r,sen,stion; arraigned aed enters plea Of
not guilty.
Same vs. Vim Nall obtaining property
by Use preteuses; plea of not guilty; con-
tined generally; witnesses recognized in
the SIN oi 500 each.
State VS.. Charles Allen, forgery Be-.
Shobe, John Menifee. K. J. Shy, Wilbur F.
Henry, surities recognized in the sum OF
81, 900 each.
Same vs.. Charles Wilson, slias Frank
Mcdonald. obtaining goods by chea, and
fraud nolle prOst.
>au,- W.. Pat Maloney, selling liquor
withou, license; three cases defendant
lilies motion to set aside judgment !; motion
overrn.ei and defendant exc-pts.
i wouldn't be withor, DIR Berson
Celery aud Chamomile Pills if they cost
81 q pill. Tn, cured me OF neuralgia of
nine year, 5, .nding. Joseph Sny der,
Paxions, Pa. Fifty cents per box at drug
gsts.
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HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
Beware Of limitations.

limitations and counterfeits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word "HoRs
FORD's'. is on the wrapper. None genuine
without il.
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"Buchupaiba.'

Quick. complete crre, al annoying Kid
new. bladder and urinary diseases. 81.
Druggists.
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Buy your Stocking yarns at the Wooden
Mill store. iV]"im.
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Buy your Flannels at the Woo'so
Mill store. lV'-Wim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-08
The Detective Scandal.

ACTION OF THE CITIZENS CoMMITTEE
The arrest OF Mart Allen in New York, where b,
was operating as the head of gang of burglars
may result In some important developments In tn,
investigation OF the detectives now in progress
here. Allen was connected with number O
roDperies committed in this city, notably that O
MIS- WOODS residence, on street, near 3d. ant
also the printing ONCE robbery. In the forme
case the goods were sent on to New York tt
Aliens wife. 1t Is believed that he knows a grea
zeal ABOUT other robberies, and also OF the opera
tlOnS OF the detectives. The citizens committee
m1s,s on saturday sent Memorandum No 2" to the
stated that other suspensions in the detective
lorce viii soon be made
M me following is the letter sent by Chairman
AnonApsoh With memorandum No. 2"
mit.as Git.EsrIEMEs: BY the direction Of tie czens COM
Iadm eight enaosre eavs
hsW bsye causes aa OF ALLEGED office charged
police force. - N'oAA.A'Ns - '.0 'oA'pou'al
t Having la no personal knowledge OF matters referred
bee been mentioned together with best description
tie
pac eas scfian from people, G
sna e ana
tsisnes9 &e sesp9an. with great respect yours truly.
Chairman Citizens Committee
commissioner West states that the Commi ssion-
eIs VIII lake up the subjects contained In Memo
randum No e" without delay.
d!spatch from New York says: 'sThe detective
inyesugaslon @ IN Washington Is creating consider
aDle IN police circles here. case in point
IndepenGent @ was the victim is related. Mr. Bowen
was IN washington about three years since and
while entering street car He was stayinr af the
Arlington hotel at the time, and AFTER reporting
the matter 70 the detectives left authority with
the proprietor Q! the hotel % pay $3.50 for the re-
turn Of the Jewel The detective came to the hotel
some time m n naf@terwaras @ and said he could get the
pin 1acK i0s $S0 This was refused and the sum
detective then put hts hand s. his vest pocket and
TOOK out sne stolen pin, which he returned in ex-
change Ior NJ. BOwenS dram It 10 said that NF.
Bowen win 20 to Washin9fon ana Rive M testd.
mony when the open trial takse paAco.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-08
SMALLPOX virginia.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Jan. s.-yirginia 6s. consolidated
GO =: past du coupons, 5G. North Carolina 50
"a bid to- day. !.
BALTIN0RE. Jan s.-Cotton quiet-m ddling TO-
Flour quiet and straightforward street and western
super, 8. l5a3 SO; do extra, 3.62ai 80; do family,
4.G2a5. city mills super 3 5Oai 90. do extra f. 25a
$50 do. Rio brands 550a5 IS: PataIsco fnmily 625:
do. superative latent, 100 Whest southern steady;
western steady and firm = southern red,
l. II val ll&; No. western winter red. spct, l;G9k
l;lls4 March 135eaI. 1885; April. l.i55s asked;
May, j. 1.164al. 1874. Corn southern steady western
str, and actiyesouthern while, 5saG2Is. do. yellow,
5sa62 western mixed. spot 63a63 January, 2a4a63;
February, 62 a623s; March, c2lea6-st. Oats steady,
southern. 45a45 weste white. 45a48: do. mixed 44a46
Pennsylvania. 45aiS. Rye quiet Coats. Hay quiet
prime choice Pennsy wanna and Maryla Ia 0a15.01.
Provisions steady and fairly actiye-ess or, Is. so.
Bulk meats-sh9u ders and clear rib sides packed, g
lOA. Observation-Disclosures, 81; clear rib sides, 1lx.
western packed 22a26: ro 2oa35. Eglrs-fr sh quiet,
24s25; lined duh, l9a20. Petroleum dull-refned,
!lla7'S. Coffee steadyRio caroes ordinary 10 fair.
6s.as Sugar quietA soft. ss< copper refined quiet.
l7.. Whisky quiet l7al l7n Freights to Liverpool
per steamer quiet-cotton, 3 l6a1ad. -four. Is. 3D.
grain I'D heoelpts- -fonr s25 barrels; wheat
bushels. Shpments-wileHt, 16. l0S bushels: corn,
$4,000 bushels. Salcs-whcat. 3o4. 36S bushels;
34S. 100 bushels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-08
SOCIETY NOTEs.

In spite OF the diSagreeable weather, the meeting
OF the Literary Society at the resiIencc Of Col
Garrick Maliery on Saturday evening was an ex-
ceedngly brilliant occasion. The members and
guests present were thoroughly in accord, and
between literary exercises vocal and instrumental
music and sparkling conversation, the hours
passed delightfully."- and all too rapidly away. The
formal literary features OF the evening were a
paper by Mrs. Long, illustrating the political In
duence as well as the poetical genius of Milton,
and one by Mr.. George Kennan ,reciting scenes nd
adventures In the Caucasian mountains and it is
IT more instructive and entertaining treat than
was furnished in these two Contributions. Music
Was supplied during the evening by the hostess,
A delightful musicale was given at the resi-
dence OF the Portuguese minister on Saturday
| evening, and large number Gf their friends who
evenings were present, notably the ladies and
gentlemen OF the diplomatic corps Miss
Nougueiras, who possesses a richly cultivated
OF little girls, Who sing at the children's mass on
Sundays at st. Matthew's church.
The second OF the Saturday night hops at the
Hamilton was largely attended and a pleasant
evening passed by the gay company present,
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens OF
Detroit; Major and Mrs. Nash, Senator and Mrs.
Bowman and others.
Mrs. N. s. Lincoln on Saturday gave breakfast
complimentary tc Miss Natalie Berry, at which
UuS o'uCl SutStS Wcit MISS StlIlllle BpTgnInann.
Miss Myers. Miss Elliott, Miss Hal Miss Townsend.
the Misses @ Mckeever, MISS Merrill. and Miss
Gould. The occasion passed eff gaily Each lady
had basket OF beautiful roses at her plate. Miss
Merrill the guest OF Mrs. Lincoln, leaves to-mor-
row for her home In NatcheZ.
Mr.. VIM. FerdOn, son OF ex-Representative
Ferdon, OF New York, who was a favorite in social
circles here for some seasons past, Is again in
Washington. for stay Of several weeks.
In consequence OF engagements elsewhere, Mrs.
Beale will not receive on Tuesday evenings until
January 23I
The marriage of Commodore Franklin to Mrs
button Will take place at the residence OF the
bride on Wednesday morning, In the presence OF
relatives and Intimate friends.
Mrs. William Bradley and her two children are
now visiting her father, Senator Cameron, where
they will remain until after the marriage of her
sister.
Miss Mary Anderson was entertained yesterday
at the residence OF General Sherman, who has
still his daughter Mrs. Thackara with him.
Mrs. c. d. Elden and her daughter Ada. OF
GAINESVILLE, Ohio are visiting Mrs Louis w. Sinsa-
baugh sO8 H street.
Mrs Dr. Bland receives, informally, this even
ing, at 1909 G street.
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Affairs i'm Alexandria.
for The EvESING STAR.

S. c. NEALE's CAsE.-The trial OF g. C. Neale sof
perjury was resumed soon after the opening OF the
United states court this morning, and the teSti-
mony for the prosecution was completed. There
is no denial OF the oath OF Neale that he was the
real or bona f11e owner OF sixty shares or stock.
and detail that the time the oath the stock
was hypothecated with Mr.. Merrick for the benefit
OF Mr. William Graydon, OF New York, but the de-
Tense is construction OF the law by which Nealc's
counsel contend that, as notwithstanding the de-
livery OF the bank stock to Mr.. Merrick, no trans
until eleven days after the oath was taken, there
is no perjury. Tie trial eXcites great attention
here, and the courthouse is packed from the open
ing until the closing OF the court.
The FUNERAL OF Mrs. Mary Shihle took place
to-day from the residence OF Miss Cooney, on Royal,
near Cameron street. After religious services her
remains were carried 10 the Washington and Alex.
andria depot and sent to Baltimore.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-A real estate auction
on Saturday shows that low rates for real estate
continue. A two-sfOry brick house. with good LOT,
on Patrick street. opposite Grace church, sold at
$3.50 to T. Dewitt; a two-story brick on Prince
street, near Henry. one or the six buildings, for
$50 to John T. Hill; frame house, with lot, on
Fairfax street, opposite Green's factory, at $S04
just above the Corn Exchange, at $500 10 r. Grit
nth Yet new houses all rent well, and there arc
very few idle houses In town.
REPoRTERs NoTEs.-Gas superintendent JACOB
Roxbury visited the New Brunswick (N.J) gas
works to-day to examine the new water-gas pro-
cess used there The city committee on light paid
visit to the gas works hi IN w Masning,on @ ior the
will be introduced here.--A strong enort viii b0
made In short time TO raise funds and purchase Q
building for the use OF the Alexandria iniirns
has elect cd Park Agnew president and Ed r. Can
hsS foreman.-F. ScwaD has been Installed - g.
chem OF OSceola tribe OF Red Nen-At the sta
ored was detained charged ~ith entering the cella
of w. F. Entwisle, on Fairfax and Wolfe EHeef&
and stealing coal and nsh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-08

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lteut. j. c. Irvine, ordered to
the League Island navy yard !; Master N. r. Asher,
Emerson, detached from the Eecelving ship Frank
lin and ordered to the SwataFa.
DIED ABRoAD-Rear Admiral Nicholson, COM
manding the European squadron, informs the
Navy department that Lieut.. Samuel F. ClarkSoD,
attached to the United states steamship Lancas-
ter, died at Nice this morning.
THE CRUISE OF THE PINTA.-It was STATED at the
Navy department to-day that there is no founda-
tion in the report that Lieut.. Com. Gorrlnge is to
be ordered to command the Pinta, now being pre-
pared for sed duty at NORFOLK, and that they have
not yet considered the matter OF ordering COM
mander for her. The Pinta will be ready for duty
In about three weeks, and will be sent to Alaska,
Via Cape OF Good Hope.
FoRGERs ARREsTED-The agent OF the secret
service division at Philadelphia telegraphs the
arrest In that city yesterday OF William Saunders
and Patrick McKaDn, also the capture of counter
1e1t coin and a complete outfit for manufacturing
the same. Another secret service agent telegrapls
ar opGy M Ct Dr.
"
CONTRIBUTION FROM FRANcE.-Treasurer Gill
flan has received, through Assistant Secretary OF
State Davis, from b. F. Peixotto, United States
consul at Lyons, France, the sum Of $1,000, being
part OF the subscriptions or the CITIZENS or Lyons
TO the GARFIELD memorial hospital fun1.
lO.udy ItCclNeu
conscience contribution OF $50 from the treasurer
OF Massachusetts savings bank.
THR demand for THE WEEKLY STAR OF Friday
last has been such that another edition has been
printed. Price at the counter for mailing three
cents. Postpaid for one year, only one dollar.
INFORMATION FOR CONGRESs.-By direction of
Secretary Folger, the heads OF bureaus and chiefs
of division in the Treasury department have pre-
pared RI "a nYnft IN
appropriations detailed statements OF the buSi-
ness trans cted in their OFFICES and the number Of
employees In each Office. by fiscal years, beginning
With the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861.
CHARGES OF FRAUD have baen Fl led with Secre-
tary Folger against the officers in charge OF the
construction OF the new government building at
Boston, Mass, and Special Agent Kimball has
been ordered to examine the books, papers. and
accounts. and make thorough investigation OF
the matter.
STAR ROUTE BIDs-J. c. Slater, D. w. Rhodes
and T. B. Marche have been appointed by the
Postmaster General as members of committee
to open all bids for the performance OF star route
service received up to the close Of business last
and 1T is expected that the matter will occupy
them several days
THE HAGERsTOwN, Nd, Posi- OFFICE-Post ONCE
Inspector Henderson, who was sent to Hagers-
town, Md. to Investigate the charges made
against the present postmaster, Mrs. Logan, has
reported to the First Assistant Postmaster GEN
eral In favor OF Change. Assistant Postmaster
General Hatton has approved the report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-08
District Government Affairs.
THE ACCIDENT TO COMMISSIONER WEST

Saturday afternoon while Commissioner West
was in the act or getting I'm his carriage at the
Columbia building TO go TO his residence. his foot
slipped from the carriage step, and he fell, badly
bruisfng his side, from which he is suffering com
siderable pain. He at his Office this morning,
however, at the usual hour.
PROTESTS AGAINST PAYING WATER TAX.
Collector John +. Cook is beSieged by the water.
takers, who, in hundreds OF cases. complain that
they do not get water half the time, and protest
earnestly against paying for what tie District 10
not able to furnish them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-08
Old World News Ry Cable.

GLADSTONE SUFFERING FROM 0yERwoRK.
LONDON. JAM Sit is officially announced that
Mr. GladStone'S medical adviser reports that he Is
suffering from oyerwork and needs rest. MT.
Gladstone has abandoned his proposed visit 70
Midlothian.
ITALY, AUSTRIA AND GERMANY.
LONDON, Jan. S-The correspondent of the Times
at Rome says he believes that Italy has lately
given marked proof OF fidelity TO Its understand.
ing with Austria and Germany. The death OF
Gambetta makes IL easier for Italy To maintain
this fidelity. as he held in his own hand all the
wires connecting the French and Italian radicals,
and could have frustrated any active accord be.
tween Italy and Austria.
"DEATH TO THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA
MARsErILEs, Jan. S.-Durng the night a party
lows: death TO the Emperor OF Austria. We Will
avenge Overdank."
THE SPANISH CABINET CRISIS.
MADRID. JAM st is stated that : nor Sagasta
has been intruSted with the formation OF new
cabinet which VIII be constructed this ait ernoon
The present minister OF foreign affairs OF the
terror, and OF war W IL be likely to remain in Office
Smallpox ian Virginia.
LyNCHBURG. VA, Jan. S-Smallpax is raging at
Salem, Roanoke county, thirty eases having already
been reported. The towns OF Roanoke and Wythe-
vile have Guaranteed against Salem, anu other
southwestern towns are considering the question
OF dci ng likewise. Roanoke college has pended
ana the students have gone home. The public
schools have also closed, and business is at q
Stand-StllL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-08

FIsp0 OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
1888 A-''h o0-0' AM of ~ 0"' 'ANoA"h '1A'
To ts Feey Holders of the Mutual Fire Co.
The President desires prevent the possibility of any
Tla6e Of the true status of the
staen taken from the data aready m Prepared S"i1 tor
ally given at the annual meetings:
The amount of insurance in force to end
AMOUNT 4 premium notes published in 'o..'s0
cTh and al previous .ateonts ncusd 'in large
neudteS d in nfsea % % notes on arse policies
Add the increass Of premiim nm notes, show.
Ing the lew business for 1882. 9a 90
Makes total premium notes for I6, 500. 90
lennct amount lou Ieo OF reductions and with ~
Leaves s,io,lnt of premium notes at end
Deduct ststcmet of is 67 s1S. s5S 20
Makes net increase in business for 1882
neariv i2o 6oO as stated in The star Sa1:eS OF
Deduct from the premium notes for 1889 81 AL 1856 90
Inc amount OF prelnl um notes not in
Which are unsettled: leaves the statement ' ''''0'
Company. December 3oti, 1852 347 s63. 90
JESSE b. WILSON,
President Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
p S-The question of settlement for lapsed policies
af s sy @ S sn an M h
best for the protection of those in interest j5-8t
TAT 2 TFE Ffnf R1fGX 81 WE
G of Fshs m ,b have TIER
Its present MANAGEMENT.
lem Of nsnranre at acs co a1 to the .ne
desire no change in the Board OF Managers, and pre-
sa Ti' at s1 o Hs aSf h
street, and insure them enthusiastic support.
For MANAGERS:
JESSE B. WILSON.
sSHaH Sari HEN sAM aaiiStck &. fMtkY.
I;Kra1z joHsso;S. jHHNa5;S
jas-1ot SAMUEL II: WALKER
rE7 ATTENTION, POL1cYHoLDERs
MUTUAL FIRE 1NsUkANCE 81 INN COMPANY, DC.
December 80 1ssl.-Amount of premium
December 80 1ss2.-An5lint Of premium
notes held by the company 347, 363. 90
Showing an actual loss within one year
Oh nearly 500, 600. 90
Sufficient of itself to require change in the manage
ment and the following named gentlemen are Ilacei
oncha Of the total insurance placed in the company:
FOR MANAGERS FOR 1858.
T1HtIAM y / tkIfis6N e; chAKK 11Hlsou
WILLIAM II. CLAGETT.
GkWRENcf GkWSfff u EissSEk. fissSEk
TAdNas 2AmES s. = EpWAKns W.aa si,x
All of the friends of the above candidates who have
hem snd h M s
Gam sharp anu A''0 ' A'uA nee'''s IN p1aso9 5a49t at
rE WASHINGTON. D. c..
W. JANUARY 1sr. 1888.
Ocr Establishment has now entered the FIFTY
THIRD YEAR OF ITS EXISTENCE. and as the sue
cessors Of TODD Il co. and JAMES Y. DAVIS we
deem it proper to return our sincere thanks to our
friends and customers for their
We hope by strict attention to business and courtesy
to ALL to merit continuance of the conf ence and
patronage heretofore SO literally bestowed.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS.
HATTERs AND FURR1ERs
Ja3-1w 621 Pennsylvania avenue
~ SWORMS1EDT l. BRADLEY
NS Real Estate and Insurance Agents
928 street northwest.
Houses and lots for sale in all parts of the city.
Houses rented, loans negotiated and rents collected
Special attention to the Of property Of resi-
dehts. j3-16t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-08

ARMY ORDIKS-The leave OF Second Lieut. Wn.
b Reynolds, llth infantry, is further extended
one mouth; leave for one month b granted Capt
John o. skinnes, assistant surgeon, U. q ar1ys
leave OF FIRST Lieut. =. Beers Taylor, Oh caya1Fy>
a further extended three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-08
An Arctic Hoax.

THE LETTER ABOUT 1t CHIPS PARTY.
telegram to the N. Y. Herald from Boston
says:
'It Is now learned that the alleged West letter
about Lieutenant Chipp's party, which,the Globe
printed had previously been offered to at least one
Boston newspaper for q consideration. The man.
ayers thoroughly Investigated the matter at the
time and found the whole story to be utterly un.
worthy or credit"
Chief Engineer Melville was interviewed IN Phil.
adelphia and di credits the story. He said: "As
an arctic traveller regard IL as improbable that
men could have lived after their feet dropped on,
or that man could have shuf1ed out OF q sleeping
bag under the circumstances"
secretary Chandler stated to STAR reporter to-
DAY that he was led 70 believe that It was hoax.
state or Navy departments relative TO the matter
The story 10 generally characterfxed In both de-
parmen@ as being made out CT whole cloth.
NJ george kenna1, Of this city, who 70 familiar
with the COaSt3 on which the jeannetto people
landed, DayD the story - s@caumnv inyenl3on.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-08
BOOkS. &c.

nIAEIES FOR TIE NEW YEAR.
PHYSICIANS VI TING LISTS
SslESHA X, various kinds.
IliNk Ia, IL, at .ov Pres.
PLiCt BITS AMI NINCENT'S NOTES ON THE
M I;1.i iONAI IL SONS.
LIS>pN IAIEHS AND ALL REQUISITES FOE
Sun AY SCHOOLS,
AT WILLIAM BALLANTYNE & SONS,
de i2S SEVENTH STREET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-08
l AN Now In THz FIELD.
GREAT SLAUGHTER OF FUR GARMENTS,
NOT COST, BUT WAY BELOW COST.

am dttermined 70 sell out my entire stock of Fur
3,rnens The following prices will speak for them-
selves.
NO IDLE TALK. BUT FACTS.
All these garments of this years production and
there are none better Of the kind in the market:
si Has'er lined Henrietta Cloth former price s2o now
Han,ster lined Merveilleu1 Silk. former price SOS.
Squirrel lined sicllian former price $685. now sos So
al ster lned Gros Grain, former price s2S, S2l
IIl:r.e nled Meryelleux former price $780, s2l.
IIi!e squirrel lined MerSeilleux. former price s52
Fine Squirrel lined Merveilleux. former price s55,
Fine Squirrel lined Merveileux. former price $50.
line s,quirrei lined Merveileux. former price s4s,
Two Sc al sacqnes best Engls dye at $50 and SITS
One lot of Ladies' Jackets plush collars and CUTS
s"1eplng reductions on all Ladies' Dolm ans listers
ana jackets. Also, on Children's Garments.
sns En- Es 4 4 $$$ sssH sSSH m SH sssss ssss.
ssBhs B ~ U uu Nm. Nm. sssss== -
416 SEVENTH STREET.