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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

O1sISAI 1l0OO MEOICINEC.
The half has not been told to the great curative
Powers OF the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES 1 have paid hun
dres of dollars for medicines to cure diseases Of tho
blood and skim and found anything yet to equal
the CUT1cURA REMEDIES. CHAS. A. WILLIAMS.
Providence r. l.
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West Washington Affairs.

1.-THE RIvAIs,"a new social club, composed OF
some of the well-knoWn young ladies and gentle
men OF this place, was recently organized. The
following officers were elected Mr. ChaS Stevens,
president; Miss Clara Carr, vice president; Mr. Ed
Demar. secretary; Mira James King, treasurer; Mr.
John Gleichman, usher.
HORSE FALLS NIO TIE CREKK.-AbOut 10
O'Clock this morning. while q small colored boy was
driving horse, attached toa cart, belonging to MI
stephen BranSOn. on the road above Rock creek
leading to the soap factory near NJ street bridge.
the horse slipped on the tee and dragged the cart
down the hill into the creek The horse was gotten
out, after much trouble, and his leg was found to
be broken. The animal was then shot, and after
wards fell back in the creek, where 1t now.ts. The
boy had very narrow esc8ue
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ANOTHER Bio Lor OF SILKS
JUST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION.
SPECIAL BARGAINs.

An KS III MARKET SPACE
BEAUTIFUL CHECKED SILKS, &C.,
COLORED SILKS. SOC.
COLOkED RADZIMERE SILKS actual value in New
aorH city Sl5O our price 81 These Silks are q spe-
HANDSOME BiOCADE SILKS. in Cream Pink White
N, ana J.ight Blue Silks Only 81 actual value 81 25
a. y. aILhs heavy GrUs Grain, actual cash value
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK SILKS. fsne.
c1a pSIgsins our 81 Black Silks reduced to 8l So
49, 81, reduced to Toe ~ '"Aoo
NUNS VEIJINGS Cream wildcat dorb,a with ,,rr.o
- wool. SIC. special bargain ~ "A"sA' P"A'
E;f,h Las M Evening Shades wide double
coL xtS GAsaMEkEs. Dark Colors wide double
NEW YORK MILLS SiIEFTTya CoTsro,y 49,. =. =,
Wcrld Csc. WI AON' oes' IN the
NEW YORK MILLS SIEETING one yard and acr..
ter wide, very best quality, IKE ''" ""o "-quAr-
fhUi% " 81 The LOOM. excellent quality. in short
BLANKETs pure wool. largo sae. actual value g. re-
"CARTER'S,"
!ls III MARKET SPACE
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WRIGHT MCCoYS MUsEUM.-A grand prize
Dtny snow Is Announced for next week at this pop
uiar resort. one hundred and fifty dollars in gold
VIII be distributed as follows: $50 10 the hand
Socot baby 500 to the latest, !25 TO the thinneSt
and .9J 10 the hOmceSt.
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BEAUTY. for Rough, Chapped and Greasy Skin. Black
Heads Pimples Skin Blemshes. and lnfantile Humors
use CUTICURA SOAP, q real Beautifier. ia16
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II 1. KERVAND,
~ Engrsver IIthographer and Plate Printer
Letter, Note and Bill Heads; Checks Drafts he
Mining Stock Certificates Specially.
ms lGla PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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CURE IN EVERY CASE.

Your CUTIcURA REMEDIES outsell all other medicines
Keep for skin diseases Mycustomers and patients "a,
that they have effected cure in every instance wher
other remedies have failed
INV. BRoCKWAY. NJ D.
franklin Falls, n H
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TEMPERANCE MASS Observation-Disclosures Is called
70 the tenn era.lte fGasS meeting. notice Of which
appears elsewhere, To he hell at the Metropolitan
VI f. church tomorrow evening SUNDAY. the 2i:h
inst The temperance people say that this C,E.S-
Ton IS demo i.ng the attention ~ thinkers
al over the country; That They are Spea king with
iego!&tors 10 heed the g0p3u! before I, is too
kate.
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OPENING OF im1Nrt2I dresses and hornets lust
frOia Paris, 1t thr Rig House WefnrStv Thurs
day and Friday, January 81. 2ith ami 2jtiI.
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FINED FGP CKrrf.TY To 4 IIcESF.-Denrfs Dris-
coll AMI ST ':ffi !IGTicy, we Young White men.
were charged T.. II" iGicc Court TO-DAY with
crntltE :" 2't!-"tS. Iw" cC!or"d Hcn from Mr.
A!lsoE Nall"rN stable tctitit that the defendants
eaiiIG "a ic = iHo Last :ilt Intoxicated driving
hDssss attached To- brGEcD-dOWn carriage, and said
t.!at oI e; Mr. N"liCr-5 tCa:sIS had run against
Theirs All a'is,, bel IL. and wanted NJ. Major 10
l}f irF L. iftY t1"n serted IL Unitch the horse
iIi threw hiIn down. kicked hin about the head
ara "tli'n r: E'i'l I've a 1THe! manner. VI. 7. KEY
lt>'M'd HAT - 'FtEil.-l the -horst, to-day and
10u.d li't 1t W;t- injured about the lpnS The de-
4 nd.At~ took III St5tl.d ar denied the charge
The court imposed Il 1lne of = , OF 10 days.
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CARPETS:
Extra Heavy 4 ply Carpets 37c
FLANNELS, BLANKETS. BED COMFORTS CAL
1COES. CLOTHS, FLANNEL. SUIIING DRESS
GOODS. GINGHAMS. WHITE GOODS, CALI.
GOES ETC.
ENTIRE STOCK AT PRIME COST.
@. NJ. TOWSON
a., 636 Pennsylvana Avenue !South Sde).
jag Near Center Market.
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AlexandTia Affairs.

Reported for THE EvEHNe SCAR
ALEXANDRIA MANUFAcrURRs.-A summary OF the
shown by the last census has never been published.
The following is now made up for THE STAR:-Ac-
corlng 70 the census Of 1880 there were in this city
ana county 100 manufacturing establishments, with
so93i0 capital, employing 6S3 males and II females
above Is years OF age and 81 children and youths.
During that year slS427 was paid out In wages, and
s4a4.'47 spent for material, and the product was
disposed OF at s9l4.2 S9 leaving $5,O0 gross profit
70 cover rents, wear and tear, interest on capital
DC. III 1850 there were =. manufacturing establish
nentS in the city, with siS7, 100 OF capital, employ
ing tS5 hands. OF whom sgt were males and 15S
ana the product at 1857 2O. In 1850 the census re-
ported 81 manufacturing establishments, which
EMPLOYED 81 persons, 6O4 males and 300 females
CORPORATION COURT.-ThiS court continues Its
January term at the courthouse. George Brown,
charged With perjury, was tried, and, the Jury be
Ing unable to agree upon verdict was discharged.
Inc appointment Of city registrars OF election is to
be made at this term of the court.
POLICE REroRT.---'rhere were no prisoners, but
lonr lode5erS. at the station house this morning.
Justice Thompson held the last mayors court.
Richard Beale, colored was fined $3.50 on conviction
OF having assaulted NJ. L. Davis.
REPORTERS NOTES-I'aul Smith, a driver for
ChathamS stables, died last night.-The pump
Well ut the corner OF Duke and ST. Asaph streets,
which Was dangerous, has been placed in good con-
uly Whle storing Ice at Portncr'S brewery.-Blfnd
Tom is here.-Siias Jackson, coiored man. mar
roWly escaped drowning III the dock between King
and Cameron streets yesterday. He was engaged
en- Gu1g Ice when ne fell into the river and only
under the ice@ihe marriage its Of r. II. Gemeny
and Miss Gertrude A. Bowling took place at the
residence OF the bride, on Thursday evening last
Clear Ice, inches thick, has been cut the docks
IN IN front OF the city.-The Alexandria Telephone
CO., which has already over one hundred we'll
served Instruments here, is arranging. for wider
extension or Its facilities in this neighborhood.-
Inc city council Will meet next Tuesday night and
consider the water question: delegation OF
OF That organization at Arlington last night, and
We're hospitality received by the 'TemparS there.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES treatment
OF DISEASE.
washington Office, 922B + street northwest.
Consultation Free at office or home OF patient
Physician from Baltimore In attendance refrY dal
See BALTIC. sun for daily advertisements OF cures
u DR.. f. A. PARSONS & Co.
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S00 GhflHrovps

Suits, reduced from S. to $3.50. NJ. F. Eisems
under Odd Fellows hall.
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Burnett's COcOail

Why is the Orator sold so extensively and
always demanded by noted men? Because its>pure.
For sale by grocers and restaurants. s,tu,th
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The hands employed in the Petersburg IVA.
tobacco factories, who struck some days ago IL
consequence OF q reduction in their wages, hav,
organized a tobacco labor union.
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IL Y0J want a rGoC; Photograph. and haven't got
any Vel, w Meta hen.c-i.y.s. 100 Pa. ave.
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For receptions. SrIprnrS, etc. where fine wines
arr wanted. call AMI so some III the flYc wines
which Just received direct IRON! III" Rhine c'lI1rs.
and guaranteed pure, at Chr Xandar's, No. Oh a;h
street northwest.
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BUrnCts7S COCOIinG
SOftenS the hair when harsh and dry.
SOOtheS the 1rritated scalp
Affords the richest luStre
Prevents the hair from falling of
Promotes its healthy vigorous growt]
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ENTlRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND CARPET s
IL AT PRIME COST
100 Pieces of the Bes. Fruit of the Loom Cotton SIC
100 Pieces Best Davoe Mills Cotton, SIC.
500 Bridal Crochet Quilts gOc.
500 Remnants Dress Goods at Half Price
so Pieces German Table Dsmask &c. 22c 24c 27c
29c. '
40 Pieces Best Ileached Table Linen &c. &c., 42c
Is Pieces Best Black Cashmere 36c. &c. 43c acc
49c., etc.
500 Pairs Childrens Best English Stockings, 15c pair
800 Pairs Silk Checking, l0c. pair
24 Yards Wide Shooting Cotton, 19c
Black Dress Silks 75c., roc, &c., &c. 81 O5 Sl15
Colorel Dress Silks SIC. 64c and 75c.
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through on Rats" clears out Rats, Mice 15c
Coffee at G. G. Cornwell'S,

% Single Suits.
in Youths and Mems. at and below cost. NJ F.
Eiseman Odd Fellows hall.
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ATTENTION. Is called to the grand mass meeting
On ''lfIuor nceLscS, at Masonic Hall Tomorrow,
at y. In.
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LADIES. GFNT!E::F,,'s aud Ch.idrPn'S Underwear
AZ manufacturers price, dress goods below cost at
BICdhcad Il COS.
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to%iC CFFEA AT THE NATIONAL. NEXT WEEK-
Tie SL0Ij season OF IA CuinIaCHC.n-c Leyt vice.;
at tie National thratcr 10y the MCCALL Oprra
SoHItdr Company WI. be attractive. both frOi ne
eActl!t bt reputation II The company and The nov
city or TIE operas offered. 'lrinCc MCthUsalein'
and the "gu"ef,a Lace Handkerchief" hv Johann
StriiiH', nave never been p:odTCed Ia Washington
before. ana the ''IrDcesS OF TTe!zunfe; is one Of
lie brightest ~ CfaGh1ch'e efforts. This company
Is ' tlht' i! r"r-enn" as prcU, I'D >1Princt Me-
IhuSiiti. IL the ia>lE0 New CTk. for over hun
dIti H;g..Is. aid the costumes and appointments
are ais" Identical The casts include Misses Catlp-
Il!J lcFFIz JcsIu.c Winston. Emma Carson NINE
JG!!" De isrytEcr, NJ - FTalCi, Wilson Jty ,Tay-
Tor. r. W N3A.a. Arthur H. Bel. Harry standlsh.
ana a CT. III OF fifty Voices. 1.-The Queens Lace
ti:'h'i5'iE:ti' Viii he given Monday, Tuesday,
NcdIc~'4ty evenings and Saturday mlti!ife:
PPM ot 1rssAPnAc" Thursday ana Friday
ana 'fr-l,t NttIIs;t!cn SATURDAY night. The
operas ~iIl lie under the direction ~ Herr Frr.t
ta''tuu~en who "tS musical director for Johann
Stii'izs IL nc original prUJ,lctOI OF that authors
WCTi.s "a vienna.
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Coffee Pot School at Cornwells
2j Boys
Overcoats, reduced from 80 to A50 NJ F. Els
man, under Odd Fellows hail.
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C0UGHS, colds AMI sore throat Weld r"a Ill ) TO
II. Douglass y sons CI?-ic'iiI Cough Drops
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The Combination Of Ingredi,

One Mfnute-A wonderful coffee pot.
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TITO NOIEU1H<ttEOh Oh Ing feOttntS
used in making Browns Bronchial TrccheS is such
as to give the best possible effect with safety. They
are the best remedy In use for coughs, colds and
throat diseases.
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~ OtotCIo ~s1O. UOLCu UUA, HU IIIU
counter SteWS, 15c. JOHNsONS,
Next door to Critic Office.
j. MI. LarOque's Elixcr OF Calisaya
Bark
Has; Tor more than half century; been in use by
sicians as the best tonic and invigorator extant.
The weak. the nervous the debilitated, all find it
larry lsdy's medicine 81 bottle. Sold by drug
gistS. W. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md tu,th,S6m
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RCSiTEsS : CSPFNnFp ~ IRE CFIVIyAI CoJ-rT-
les ILNr'.!1- H. trin.-is.i Court convened by
Judge W H., l there being dttri-t GttCr!!.;
YET thtTc 'f~ 40 business Transacted. Judge Wy!ip
Remarked that II the present state of affairs Is 70
centlhj" the court had the power appoint pros
e.u'ihg officer Temporarily, and he i.vOred ask
Ing the General Term TO appoint one: but this
might invciFc some disputed questions, which it
were hes iO avoid
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VALESr1SEs, German flvors etc, at J. jag Gouds.
THERMOMETERS. hlr0mcters, hydromatcrs, Hemp
leTs National Iiutcl.
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LOCAL MENTION.

The Weather..
OFFICE OF The CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Iar a.on z
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ABSOLUTELY PUnk
E Enf % "A /
( Zoo oo 7 ~ IA liz
hhf r "A A Xxx FINN HIM Sa Gee q
BIB A XXX INNING
Il AAA h X lin MIG co
BIB AK KIN Nm GEO
Prf 90 W " - WpDp ZEE RR
PPP o WWWW ID DEE ERR
r O. o WWWW D DE R.
90 W ODD EEER r..
This powder never varies A marvel OF purity.
strength. and wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low tcst short weight alum or
phosphate powdera Sold only in cans ROYAL BAKING
POWDER Co.. Jog Wall street. NY .ps
LNNT1iE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND CARPET G
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M ODD FEIi ow>' ASS.yFEs AIRY AND Donation
fAi-4fi T., " Ia anniversary II Metropolis Lodge
No 10 l. q. q. r. and iii" annual dGu.tftG. enter
ltlEi.;it WAS ned -t evening the lOit. ROOM
VII n - a crowded with :h' members aud friends
oi TIE 'ftiT- iEr toH1!i3I> consisting of groceries
OF a! descriptions, g.,!IS TT N"gr and coal and
MONEY, we're large: than for any previous year An
excellent entertainment given. III which the
IoA'NtA- l1ci-S AM g"..ti,li IA took parr:-NrS
Tons. t1t'!H". MS Nl.ht-, N",-rS. Watson and
smith f;rS. j. = X. Nnurr, Mis- AtIa Tune Mrs g.
G. ADAMS. VII Lo5- Sfit! and Prof.. E.C. Townsend
IrdEd -H". e. Viewer The entertainment va.
under t.r dI:', t!nI of committee composed OF
Jts \ r. E""Fr r =. Iic3!,E, JOS. +. SluirE, NJ j.
Weaver ard Geo T. Il. Ccorey.
COLUMBIA COTNASDERT MAJoRIrY--T%n twenty
mt &il!lN-ri OF Columbia CUIn:nl.i.cry No ,
Nights Ic.nntr, l;.,- Observed last aycrir nv y
Der "ltE their lady fr1c:lta arl ir:ficd guests 10
thc h!nuc- 81 three hundred. sat down 10 the tables
w."t'1 Wtrr spread IN Tn main hall The Grand
commander, j. F. Allen. delivered an approximate
~ 81 ol "l'tis. ana tr-t- were Responded 10 by
The fJaJWlH-. Rev. IL. NcHUriy Matthew Trim
Die M l'trN"r, E--rrSs Nayhrey Men, Ben: Per!ey
IOCic "i!d >lr hf-l- Joyce, stevens and Thnlnte
son ~ y C'-o'l the ilJcr was cleared and dare
LIS Wa INDUCED N.
TnK En- ISiOS PRISONERS ASSOCIATION.
ext Ll0: PRISONERS Ci War Association Of ;hr Dis
tItt O' COUNT -. 20 tE".r nCcting Thursl1y even
lng elected the following committeeman :nG dele
Yesterday SrAK ENscutiyc COMMUNICATION NJ
Milo, ,. . Nhte L. T. Williams. l. \. Litc.c,!eld
VII. AilC!L Delegates 10 LatiUndi association
Joan Z. Hawlcy, = T.. Williams. W. ". Bush Rob
ert Mcdonald, Win. Allen. Altcrnates-- &
March. \ T. rhOmES m, ID. c. Connolly, l. y Little
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SPECIAL SALE Of decorative art naediewOrk. table
scaTiS piano covers. plush mirrors &c. &c. At Mrs
X. A DonOyaiS !'0i + H. ". by Miss :. VI. Birch
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INCREASING TIE CONMITTEES.-The follow ing were
added 10 the executive committee OF the =. f. G.. 4
at a special meeting held yesterday: MeSsrs. W. G.
Rabc0ek. X. Ross Perry, ii. W. Garnett. Campbell
Darlington. Reginald Fendan, c. S. Moore, f. \
Newman Charles Jordan, Mrs Samuel BlatchfOrl,
Miss Elsie MckteyeT. Miss l.. Biddle. Miss H. :
BaEard and Miss Florida YuIee The finance com
m!ttc3 was enlarged by additions as follows Mr
Ferry. Miss MchteTer. Miss Blddle. Miss Bayard
anu Mrs.. Hiatchfortl Mrs 4. A. Hayes and Miss
NJ lect were elected vice presidents OF the society
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THEATER CoNIQUE.-~The lovers of the sensa-
t1oAal drama were delighted with the presents ion
OF the :" Dallite5' this week Ii VIII be produced
for the las; time this evening. Next week Harry
M0ntague VIII appear in his iniInitable creation,
- The Dude
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AN APPEAL FOR IMPROVED CATTLE CARS.

The United States protect ami trans
poraton by rail provides that when they are carried in
cars il sey be fed watered and have rest its
requirement that animals shall be unloaded every n
hours and then have rest of hours shall not apply
to animals in such The law prevents starvation
and too long confinement in cars SO FAR AS 1T IS
OBEYED by the Railroad Co.'S and its existence and
enforcement Of the first necessity while common
stock used but the reloadng the stopping
places attended with much cruelty Ii being naturally
hard to get the creatures back into they
have already so suffered. without blows. or worse
To meet this want Of an improved car the American
Humane Association offered . prize Of five thousand
dollars ts5OOO for such in $780, to stimulate the
inventive ability of the country One Of its conditions
that the patents on the approved should be
rsroad companies BY IL free from Charges Of royalty
But the owners Of the best inventions decided to
prove them the thousand do
lars Accordingly the prize could not be awarded The
%acH easi Q THf
making known the fac; to ocers Directors and stocI
holders Of Raroad Compantes and to all Humane Peo
SoLP MEpAIs HAyE BEEN GIVEN TO THE
names are given in the order that the several
srGshT hfSfEss Sf1sasG BesEis. iiin4ls c.n.d.
S4S sT5t SsSsS ,;;Hs City,
JOHN sFREkF 81 EkE dSieso tansS Min inss Sss'
M 90 - sne common car s used the words Of Sens
declare the live stock be one long and nninter
rupted line Of suffering from the West to the East
The sanitary objections also of the gravest
The great success Of refgerator is essenine the
number OF animals transported alive: but there must
aways remain such traffic in them to make the i'm
proved car permanent necessity.
To avoid all misrepresentation on the subiect we add
that neither the Association any of its ocers have
pecunisry interest In any Of the cars above named
EDWIN LEE BROWN
MRS EMILY W. APPLETON} Fund of Am.ricsn
ABRAHAM FIRTH Humane Assnciation
Boston. Masa
April g. 1884 aplA1awat
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i sPECIALTYNBy Dr. j. VAN pYCK. No % Grant
symptoms are s1actiy "a as described 6y the patient "
hs 9ia hn
and Hair Blemishes
ple1ion health good though having predispostion to
and occasional bilious attacks applied for
forehead cheeks and nose were literally covered with
W Tss sn a
Of the nose She seInsned under Treatment for three
aien of the disease reno ed
Gss1 u MSs Van q e a#e
upper p chin Throat and shssks She inherited
Doctor ecmsnced operating n her case Noy 18th and
pnls r09 S m b * hf T s
ZOO Feb. l5o3 March 300 and during the months q
i fG rs. IlS@ a. of Washington. D. c. age 4s.
of mssess snd
growth Of bTstly hairs the chin The history Of her
years about the time first entered society had
ehs usual 1n M f
ter and were preparing to attend fashionable ball:
let p
which she d did and at the same time pulled Just three
darker and than gues them .sain
ruesi friend Of mines and he eeommended me to
use depilatory powder which. to my sorrow, was
6sausu but they sd where "
first there MAS merely down is now crop of stiff wiry
5gs when i comes to Eroxth Sf chin xhiskers il
Van 81 % as
nsso1 in in June and fstuEned in August when he
from hair she vent .Sros In sd re
mained in Europe until March. 1884. when the Doctor
2ostraeElinsEslrs- ..
y %1.s nsssS sa ;ysa sssrs & The
sonth consuitsd Dr. W Tyck the summer Of 'ss or
70 the roots OF almost COmpletey
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TWO CENTS.

vote OF lS2 yeas TO Ie nays rhe negative votes all
cast by democrats>, passed the bill for establishing
and maintaining a bureau or labor statistics lt
provides for the appointment OF a commissioner at
q salary OF $500, who shall acquire all useful
nformation upon the subject OF labor its relation
TO capital and the means OF promoting the mate
rial social intellectual and moral prosperity the
laboring men and women. He Is authorized TO en-
ploy such employees as he may deem necessary for
the successful working OF the bureau: provided
that the total expense shall not exceed $4,000 per
annum.
MINOR NOTES.
At a meeting Saturday Of the House committee
on reform in the civil service Representative Hob
tzel was directed report adverely the bills for
the repeal OF the civil service laws
the ways and means committee to-day decided
TO report bill abolishing discrimination in favor OF
American artists and decreasing the duty on works
OF art from 30 10 10 per cent ad yalorem.
Senator Garland reported adversely to-day from
the committee on the judiciary the bill introduced
Oy senator Manderson to provide that judges of
United States circuit and district courts reduce
their instructions TO jur1eS TO writing in all states
wherein by the laws thereof state judges are re-
Qulred so to do.
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HE DECLINES TO Talk ABoCT Hls RFsIGNArroN
NEW YORK, April 2i.-General Adam Badeau
VINO recently resigned the consul generalshlp az
Havana, arrived In this city early this morning NV
the steamer Newport When asked as 20 the
causes OF his resignation, General Badeau replied
Iilat ne was not at liberty 10 say anything on the
subject at present HIS attention was called 70
intlmatons, made principally by the Madrid press.
mat secretary Frelinghuysen had Conducted his
correspondence concerning the Aguero epIsode
with the consul In a manner 20 compeI the lstfers
resignation In response 10 this the general gave
the same answer. lie added that he must look
ABOUT him and see what really had been said; after
having done that he might have q statement 20
make He could not say how soon he would SPEAK
II at all S1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-21

lTHIcA, New York, April N.-T D. Wilcox the
Oldest steamboat man n active service In America
oleo here yesterday. He was born In 1903 ana WAS
hrst employed on the Hudson river boat Fulton AZ
the age OF Is served 20 IN various CAPACITIES
on Sound boats finally earning captains certin-
cate He was a trusted friend OF the late Commo-
dore Vanderbilt He had been during 4e wears the
manager and largest owner OF Cayugs lake
steamers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER
w OF and 9th streets southwest.-Ordination and
installation services of Rev Frank T. Burdck viii take
place on WtER5NEsDAY t;5S 2Sd instant At 7;so Rev.
Sermon by Rey Joseph Kelly Ordination and in
to pastor by Rev Dr. " A. Bartlett. Charge to people
by Rev. DR.. Byron cumberland. Benediction by Rev
Frank 81. Burdick Choir music by the choir sp2l.3t