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Evening star., 1884-01-19
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-BAY.-Internal rev,
nue., $780,, 1910; customs, s572 22O4A

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1865 ,73740; customs, s572, s4A
THE WATER WORKS ExTRNsIoN-The Supreme
Court of the District has, under act OF Congress-
appointed the following to appraise the value Of
lahd 1Or the extension OF the water works: Mat
thew g. Emery, Brainard Fl. Warner and Thomas
j. Fisher.
PROSPECTIVE vACANCE.-The term OF Pay In
spector Cosby as inspector OF provisions and cloth
Ing at the Washington navy yard will shortly ex-
pire. There are number OF candidates for the
position, prominent among whom are Pay Director
Williams and Paymaster Bacon.
THE general courts martial at Columbus, O., and
Dav1ds island, N. Y, have been dissolved and new
courts have been ordered to convene on the Goth
Inst. at those posts.
ARMY ORDERs-The leave OF Second Lieut. VIM.
N Hughes, 18th infantry, is further extended seven
days. The superintendent mounted recruiting SER
vice Will forward 50 colored cavalry recruits for
assignment to the 10th cavalry. Leave for four
spared by his post commander, is granted Second
Lieut.. Frank ?. Avery, Sd infantry. The leave Of
Lieut.. Col Geo. A. Forsyth, 4h cavalry is extended
one month; that OF First Lieut. VIM. Krause Sd
infantry, two months; that OF Second Lieut.. VIM.
Black, gath infantry, one month; that of Second
Lieut. Henry b. Moon, jr, Goth infantry, month;
and that OF First Lieut.. James Parker, 4ts cavalry
seven days
PERsONAL.-Minister West has gone over to New
York-Mr John Foord, editor OF the Brooklyn
Uuion, is at the Arlington.-Lieut. Tolcott leaves
on Monday for Philadelphia, there to join the Oss-
pee, Which sails at once for Chinese waterS.-EX-
Governor Bishop OF Ohio, is in t0wn.-Surgeon
ana MIS-. HUDSON were among the passengers on
the steamer independents sailing from New York
Tor Gibraltar to-day.
Evening star., 1884-01-19
The Postal Notes.

A NEW NOTE DESIGNED AT THE BUREAU OF ENGRAv-
ING AND PRINTING, WHICH, 1T IS CLAIMED, CANNOT
BE RAISED.
The postal note, which has been in use for some
months, has suffered much criticism as to the
paper used and the quality Of the work and the de-
sign. BY some OF the officers of the government it
has been named the mustard plaster 1t is
Claimed that when issued for a trtiing amount it
may be easily raised by the Insertion OF plugs OF
paper In the punched holes and the punching out
OF larger numbers, for the paper may be notched
without difficulty. At the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing OF the Treasury MI. George ". Cast
lear, Ihe cnler engraVer, has recently designed q
postal note, which the chief OF the bureau Capt T.
n BurrllD has submitted to the Postmaster Gen.
eraL 1t Is Claimed that it is an Improvement over
me note at present used, and is so designed as to
ehectually prevent raising. The note, as de-
the amount for which issued ON the left margin
Is isa lathe WSrk on Which is printed "Feur Dollars
Then comes the body of the note, next the years
and MONTHS In parallel lines as In the present note
and on the right margin are the ng1res So 25, 1917
A. !, by which any amount up to 80 cents may be
expressed and this line Is covered with lathe work.
me design is for a note similar in size to bank
the left margin Will be torn off, When issued for
one, two or three dollars the proper strip will be
cut, SO that that the amount in dollars for which the
note is issued may be seen at glance The figures
for cents VIII be punched, and 1t is claimed that it
win be quite impossible to match the lathe work
SO as 10 plug the punched holes in manner to es-
cape detection.
A RAID ON AN ALLEGED GAMBLING ROOM.-About
II o'clock last night Detectives Raff and Block, In
company with Lieutenant Austin and about ten
polcemen, ralded the rooms said to belong to the
AmelicuS Iacnt Club, at Ais 18th street, and ar
rested Isaac Jones' James Davis, Marcus Wheeler,
Jerry r jewell, James Pardon, Redwood Wander
Nicholas Schneider and charged them In
the Police Court to-day with keeping q
gambling house; The cases were continued
untll next wednesday In the hope that there will
be prosecuting officer by that time. The de-
PENDANTS were released on $500 bonds. VIM. Clay
ponds. There was nothing found when the raid
was made last night There is O safe in the
rooms, belonging, 1t IS said, to "a man In Baltt-
officers
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A Tragedy i'm a Lonely Spot.

GALNEsToN, TEX, Jan. l9-In a lonesnrne mart of
S Sne iorest near Suggs Swith, on Thursday night.
squire AtninSon, negro workman, who lived In n
llttle nut on the outskirts OF Burkett and Nurnhy,
lle ana wood camp, was hailed from the woods
ana When he showed himself az the door was shot
dead The sheriff Is Investigating the arra,r
Athlnson had been an employe OF Burkeft antp
murphy Tor number OF years. and was one of
their most trusted and reliable men
Evening star., 1884-01-19
OsE Minute

"A NoDFRs EI.sCLE N CoFFEE-w 5. jerks 4 Co,
dtaifEs III stow a.. Eose furnishing goods III Tth
street az attrIl. large crowds to their by the
Trey make cofce half dozen cups of coffee
construction. r ring from the ordinary Kind in this
only.tl; It = arr5 FOR t rise ot pow, instead
aside from tn rart Nth winch cone may be ai
VII Ina Iak lare l ths % Is . m ltE t % M w IS%SfFa + d
Soasseiy ground Cctee rulvcriz.d To tne powder may
IL Q~,t IA TINS pot without making the dIInk ns1dy
as The hl:er:n arLaTat9s Is Nry perfect. The pot
anG sd in this cIty by " ; Jrrks 20. III 7thstrcet
ca T i. k5 81 Wei a. SIZE =, reIorrr hy tes; ttat he
lLat the ordinary amount II co,e MAJ cup Of
Doc ~, 1853
We have seen The Boss or One Minute Coffee and
Tea Pots tested with the most wonderful results and
want cur friends and customers them in practi-
81 operation.
G. G. CORNWELL & son,
IxFoRrEEs AND DEALERS IN
FANCY GROCERIES, COFFEE. TEAS,
WINES. LIQUORS. &C.
lns PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
oFFosr.E wLLAKD's. Washington, DC
RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
For sale II Washington DC. Ly
". :. JENkS Il CO.
~ SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
". B. MARCHE
223 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
V.5i,INGTCN. u. G.
SIMPSON & GUY.
10o5 pEESNSTLYaN!a AVENUE
DEALERS ~ STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS
G. G.. CORNWELL & SON
I4Is PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
". J.. ABBOTT,
172l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
And
NJ. W. BEVFRIDGE
1909 Pl-NSsYLvASIA AVENUE.
jal1-3tlp
PuTz PonADE
,,--c,,,-p ,,,,,, For Cleaning Brass
,,,.,.,. ,-,,,, ", ,- For Polishing Floors
,,,,- -, 80 ~-l Ard Brass Fire Goods
ann, -. ,.,,, ,,,,,..,- And Brass Lamps
IL Great Variety
S3l HAYWARD HUTCHINSON
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II E r NJ A T o l. o G Y.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR

ls an excessive growth of hair the female face seen
most cosiiclously the upper lip chin checks and
brow also frows excessively the arms, and from
mole and birth marks Few persos have any idea of
s prevalence In nearly every museum of living curl
osit bearded woman figures as one of the chief at
Hundreds of ladies' in all large cities resort
To the use OF Plastes Depllatories Tweezer Fire Scs
so ana zors TO disguise the fact that they have or
might have beard In Washington City alone there
ART over nifty ladies' who adopts in the use of the
caDie and oilshsurine of all complexion blemishes:
and to sensitive refined lady this annoying facial De-
ioriIy II almost untearable DR. VAN DYCK Der1na-
@ Mo- - Grant Place is pleased to that
~ al, IN aud forever removes this obnoxious
needle process Any Physician Surgeon will tell Won
ltfnuous bar can De e1terIninated Every separate
har has TO be operated and the Thermal action Of
the electricity completely destroys the roots N
Ladies have tis Hirsutical affiicion ston tho
use ol the eplllatory Iweezers Scissors or Razo at
once, and call on Dr. VAN DYCK and make yonr en-
gazeinent for Treatment Remember if neglected that
yours is a lifetime bemsh You should he WILLING 10
make almost any sacrlce to get rid of this asnline
growth Ladies nearly always bring IL on themseivas
by first extracting few hairs from The chin upper lin
probably from mole. which makes them grow heavtvv
and harsh In extracting these, from time finer hars
accidentally pulled out and these i'm t,lrn become
thick and Those who wish treatment this
should make their engagements now as only limited
number can be treated daily.
Oihce. No. "a Grant Place Hours. to Z; Sundays
SIo% d29-s4tlstp
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FURTHER DETAILS OF THE DISASTER
STRANGE EXPLOSION IN B0sTol
A HANGING IN WYOMING.

Inc kentucky Senatorial Dcadlock.
louisville, ky.. Jan. la-The democratic caucua
loon ten ballots for United states Senator LAST
nlgnt, without changing the vote.
Evening star., 1884-01-19
The Hog Problem.
PROBABLE CONSERVATIVE ACTION OF THE COMMITTEE,

PROBABLE CONSERVATIVE ACTION OF THR COMMITTEE
ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DUNN OPPOSED
TO ANY HASTY ACT OF RETALIATION.
Representative Dunn, Of Arkansas, thinks Con-
gress should proceed very deliberately and care
fully In the matter OF authorizing retaatory meas
ures against France and Germany because OF their
exclusion of American pork He says that the rush.
Ing through OF bill directing the executive depart
ment to retaliate by the exclusion from this country
OF products OF France and Germany would not only
oe 1ndecorous, butit might complicate relations
with foreign nations. The State department is now
having copies OF all correspondence and reports re-
iatfng TO the subject made for transmission to Con-
gress, and Gen. Dunn maintains that 1t will be
time enough to enact retaliatOry legislation when
IL is discovered that there is remedy under ex
listing treaties He thinks that the first step in
this direction should be the establishment OF a
thorough system OF governmental inspection, not
only TO apply to exports but to include also pro-
ducts consumed at home. This would remove the
preteXt upon which our products are noweXcluded
by other nations, and would tend to the preserya-
tlon OF public health at home Gen. Dunn thinks
that the sentiment Of the committee on commerce
OF which he is member, is to proceed carefully
but firmly; to avoid anything like hasty action but
10 make Its action, when determined effective
Evening star., 1884-01-19
The Scranton Post Office Site.

REPRESENTATIVE CONNOLLY TO ASK FOR AN IN
Observation-Disclosures IRREGULARITIES IN MAX
ING THE PURCHASE
Representative Connolly, OF PENNSYLVANIA, In
tends to offer resolution In the House asking for
an investigation into the action OF the Treasury
department In selecting site for the post Office at
Scranton, Pa 1t is claimed that there were some
gross Irregularities connected with the NATTER
which require an explanation on the part of the
supervising architect of the Treasury. The Forty
seventh Congress passed bill providing for the
erection OF post office at Scranton, the amount to
be expended for the purpose not to exceed $4,000,
and subsequent bill appropriated S37, 500. Com
mssoners were appointed who visited Scranton,
and reported to the Treasury In favor OF piece OF
land alleged to be located In swamp outside of
the business portion OF the city. for which they adj
vised the pay ment of $1,000. Upon learning OF this
Mr.. Connolly says he telegraphed to the Secretary
OF the Treasury TO delay action in the matter and
stated that he would forward objections In writing
day, signed Chas j. FOlger, advising him that the
action OF the department was final He then wrote
stating that the land was not worth more than
$4,000 and that at least ninetenthS OF the citizens
were opposed to the selection. He says that he re-
ceived no answer to this letter, but afterwards
learned that the site was not taken until about two
or three weeks after he had been informed over the
signature OF Chas J; Folger, that the "action of
About two weeks ago Mr. Connolly and Mr. Storm,
Mr.: Connolly says, had an interview with Judge
is reported saying that he did not think that the
title OF the site selected had passed, and that II
the matter had been closed IL had been In hts
absence and without his knowledge. Afterwards
Mr. Connolly says, they called at supervising Arch-
tect Bells office and were informed that the money
had been paid for the land and that the work
would commence on the building In two or three
weeks IL was then explained by Mr. Bell that
the reason why Mr.. Connolly had not been answered
was that his letter had been lost but while they
were talking exSupervising Architect Hill, who had
been looking over the records, brought the letter
in from the file. Mr.. Bell then said that the case
would be Investigated. The telegram signed by
Mr. Foger and some other matters, 1t Is said, still
remain uneXDlafned
Evening star., 1884-01-19

/, YOUNG NUTT's VAuLTING AMBIYIoN.-The defense
in the Mutt trial at Pittsburg closed yesterday.
flying to Nuts soundneSS OF mind One witness
said that he had three hobbies previous to the
second to run pool room, and the third TO run a
bar.
Evening star., 1884-01-19
AMedicine MAN. burial,

CHRISTIAN FUNERAL FOR NAVAJO CONJURER.
Indian Agent Riordan, at Fort Defiance, Arizona,
writes to the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs that
on January 14th an Indian, named DR.. Lewis one
OF the medicine men OF the Navajo Indians, died.
The agent says "He was very superstitious and
welded a powerful influence over the weak
minded ones AS soon as heard OF his death 1t was
determined to give him Christian burial The
agency carpenter was instructed to make cof1in,
which was lined with flannel and painted dark
COLOR and all the agency employees assisted In bury
ing the corpse in decent manner. None OF the
in anV Way. hut the effect of Civilized mrisi viii
not be lost. That one OF their leading medicine
men was buried in this way will be carried to the
furtheSt portion OF the tribe and viii do much to
weaken the belief In the supposed influence OF that
class with the unseen powers"
Evening star., 1884-01-19

WALTER s. COX. President
8. THOMAS BROWN, !
WILLIAM KING, r..
WILLIAM CALF, Oirectors
WM. X. RILEY,
District Of ColuntJia IS:
Personally appeared FRANK T. RAWLINGS, who
made oath IN due form of law that the above correct
a: tre reort of the condition of The Arlington Fire
insurance Company on the 31st day of December A.
u. 1883. ~
FRANK T. RAWLINGS, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day of
JanIa.y, -. d. 1924.
jai"-3t d. RITTENHOUSE Notary Public
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ WASHINGTON. D. c.,
e eF Ffa hs Ps l.. s
Rd 'hHf and that " is
5AREs j REsqp- 3 c1ARY
JAMES l. BARBOUR.
6 GRO. 8 ?Aaef a McfLHENNY.
hereby certify the above statement to be correct
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Iih day OF
JdT,na'' T 1854 So;,1, g YoHNd,i H,,,.j,.
on b MEonS1S MsE .h 9anasry assem
s January @ rpe sss as oeiSeE 8iSa
attend the.e msetinvs by order Of the Presdens r 4
SMITH JAMES W WILLS Recording Secretary. It.
.-E-NorICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE FIFTY.
SohEss embsr the e. y s,tI6sS Ii No hs.
5 and and D of s, and q representative Of the Grand
streets on wednesday January 18th iss4 a. His His
r v VI" t"ks I Place fr, at ~, oe0et m on SUNDAY
9s 9; G Johnson. Il, W D. @ G. c: Thomas " " Chase
- We the undersgned. have this date formed CO.
nnS5 p tS the r Ra s sGd Of D1on ssa S
'o' L ehiis1 IHai-ia avenue northwrst
MoNTREVILLE STRICKLAND.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. January 1st 1884
take pleasu i'll announcing that have this date as
socied with partner Nontrevile Stric kland and
VII continue the Boot and Shoe Business under the
ers Tor their generous Patronage heretofore and ask
collilnusEce OF the same with the new firm.
outstanding accounts respectfully request all persons
4ed c TO me to make an early settlement Of tlsiT ac
FsF 1.-THE STOCKHOLDERS
WASHINGTON GAsIitiBT IIt COMPANY
Are hereby noed that their annual meeting for the
eectoh of Directors the ensuing Year will be held at
Tie Office of dSSpaFE tlS SSp9Eapy FEsRr,Ry RI 1ss.
It'd ''' CHARLEs s. B. J. BAihEy. Secretary
- TO THE PUBIIC-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby warned not to purchase any of the Stock,
Ciuilford LOudoun county Va ext,tt from me i'm
person the se having been forcibly aud unlawfully
stce IF nv sr,"fy "i BY JOHN MIS- f4lktAX II the alb
j1I9tt 1875 NJ street H. W. Washington, d. c.
gsv9 REPORT OF THE CONDITION
~ OF THE
ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
FOR THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
At the Close of Business, December 31st, 1885,
RESOURCES
III Sl6a 436 aS
District OF Columbia bonds. .............. 127ss75
file furniture ami xtnr So91 ss
Accr'lcl interest a,ll lrents............ 6497 y
p,enidlEs u and III course of collection. $50 95
Casii III bank and colnlanys office. 2.S5997
s2e5, II
LIABILITIES
Carital stock. 100000 90
6o.2J52l
c;cs oo- n,
Evening star., 1884-01-19

DEATH OF GREEN NADAMs-Ex-CongreGs Green
Adams, OF Kentucky, who was attacked by heart
disease on Tuesday In Philadelphia, died yesterday,
aged sixty y-eight years Mr.. Adams was born In
Kentucky and represented the eastern and seventh
districts OF his native state I'm the Thirtieth and
Thirty-s Congresses, and was sixth auditor of
the United States Treasury and purchasing agent
under President Lincoln During the Forty fourth.
Forty-fifth and Forty-Sixth Congresses he was
chier c.ei. OF the House OF Representatives,
Evening star., 1884-01-19
kilograms to The Starr

THE WRECK OF THE coLuMBUs.a
Evening star., 1884-01-19
TeleQraphic Briefs.

Chas Henderson was arrested In Sioux City.
Iowa. yesterday, for forgery, and held in 81 500 He
forged checks In all the larger towns OF the state
Evening star., 1884-01-19

THE general courts martial at Columbus, O.. and
Dav1ds island, N. Y, have been dissolved and new
courts have been ordered to convene on the Goth
inst. at those nOSfS
Evening star., 1884-01-19

~n DRUGS.-C. 8. PRICE, DRUGGIST. 426 7rH
~ street southwest. the leading Pharmacy in South
Washington. Physicians Prescriptions speciality.
Patent Medicines. Perfumery and Toilet Articles in
great variety, pl2
Evening star., 1884-01-19
Foreign News by Cable.


LONDON, Jan. 19-The Times states that Gen.
sChineSe" Gordon will not stay any longer In Cairo
than will be absolutely necessary for him TO hold
conference with Sir Evelyn Barring, the British
consul general, and Nubar Pasha, the Egyptian
prime minister. All the morning papers or this
city express unqualified gladneSs that General
Gordon has accepted the mission TO Egypt
CAIRO, JAN 19-General Gordon will 90 TO Khar.
toum with full power TO make the best arrange
ment possible TO settle the affairs OF the Soudan.
Evening star., 1884-01-19

We have seen The Boss or One Minute Coffee and
Tea Pots tested with the most wonderful results and
want our friends and customers them in practi
~ operation.
Evening star., 1884-01-19

MEADOW LEE.
RAwLINS WYo., Jay. 19.-Leroy Donovan, con-
y1cted OF the murder or VIM. Leighton, at Rock
Springs, In May, 1881, was hanged here yesterday.
Donovan was % years or age. He was also known
as John Lee, and was by some supposed TO be son
OF John ID. Lee. the Mormon OF Mountain Meadow
massacre notoriety. He killed Leighton for his
money. Donovan was the first white man executed
In Wyoming 10y due process OF law.
Evening star., 1884-01-19

ALBANY, NY, Jan. l9.-0wing to the failure oe
the Legislature to grant an additional appropr1a-
ton TO continue the work the capitol, all opera
tions upon the building were suspended this morn-
ing. superintendent Perry claims that this stop
page viii entail loss OF SIS 600 or 600 and do
lay OF at least six months In the completion Of the
work.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-12

THE analogy which Metternich
drew between the cause of France
and the military campaign Of Napo-
leon is quite striking when applied to
the present Presidential campaign, as
between the Republican party and
James G. Blaine. Metternich once
said OF Napoleons military campaign
and final overthrow, at is no longer
France that fights. The war is Ma
poleon's war It is not even that of
his army" And so it appears,
Judging from the large number of Re.
publicans who have openly declared
for Cleveland, that it is no longer the
Republican party that fights in this
campaign, but the contest is its candi-
dates.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-12

SENATOR German, as chairman of
the Maryland democratic State cen
trail committee, has invited the chair
man of the county and city Legislative
district delegations in the State cen
trial committee to meet at Barnum's
Hotel at noon on Monday next for
consultation in reference to the State
canvass.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-12


Negligent Elk. City TAX CoLLEc-
TORS. Some short time ago'a resolu-
tion was introduced in the Annapo-
lis City Council by one of our Alder
men looking to the collection and
paying over to the Treasurer of the
city by the ex-collectors of the city
tax, of the taxes that were levied for
in years past. So far as our informa-
ton extends, this very proper resolu-
ton has not been acted upon. What
ever reasons, good, bad or Indifferent,
there may exist for its now en-
forcement, the tax payer and
reading public are none the wiser.
If we have been correctly Informed,
some of our ex collectors of city
taxes are now in default, and have
been for some time past, embracing
period offrom five to eight years. We
are further informed that there is one
of the largest corporations in this
city, which is daily doing q large and
profitable business, long way be-
hind in the payment of its city taxes,
as are also not few largely assessed
property owners. Itthis be true we can
well understand why the city's treas.
ury is constantly in a depleted condi-
ton, almost verging on to bankruptcy,
and why it is, therefore, that so much
city scrip in hawked about the streets
Of Annapolis This conaition of
financial matters does not reject any
great credit upon the city officials
The man Of small property is gener-
ally the frst to pay up willingly, or
made 70 pay up Is the case may be,
his city taxes when called upon, and
il is but just to him and I'D such. Is
we'll = % this municipality itself that
corporations and the owners Of large
estates should BE forced to liqnidats
their city lax dues.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-12
THE MAYORS ANNUAL REPORT
canvass.

THE MAYORS ANNUAL REPORT
We have received several eornmunica-
tons, of late, calling attention to the
delay in reference to the now forth
coming and publication of the May
or's report, and have repeatedly de-
clined their publication, with the
hope and belief that His Honor would
in due time, respond to the require
ments of our city charter. Although
we are personally and politically a
staunch friend of our worthy Mayor,
yet we feel compelled TO express the
further hope that the publication of
his annual report will be 80 longer
delayed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-09-12
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