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Condemned Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at $50 p. m and
eX1inguiShed at $50 a. H.
This evening Washington COmmandery. No. 7.
X. T., will visit their fraters in Baltimore and at
tend operate concert and banquet. given in It's
honor at Masonic temple by Baltimore Com
andery. No ?, IN return for hospitalites received
by them I'm this city last October on their return
from pilgrimage 70 Mt Vernon.
The third OF those charming Bischof concerts
comes OF tomorrow evening. Good reserved
seats at Ellis & Co.'S
John Campbell was before Judge Shell this morn
ING charged with asSaultng his father. Peter
Campbell The court took his personal bond.
The delegates to the national encampment
Grand Army OF the Republic. unanimously elected
last evening at department encampment of de-
partment OF the Pot 1mac are Gen. Stewart Van
Vuet, Gen E ". Whitaker and Col Charles King
alternate, NJ. NJ. Holland, Edward Webster and L.
B. Cutler.
A fire, caused by defective f,ue in E. W. Wood
ruf's file factory. 705 and C 9th street northwest
about half past seven O'Clock last night caused an
alarm from box 49, The damage was slight.
The VIII OF Jane F.. HaSwell. filed yesterday
leaves 10 Father Walter 800 for for the re-
pose OF her soul; 10 Mrs Rosa Sallade $1,000 and to
Miss Virginia Fridor siOO The rest OF the estate IS
divided between her nephew, Frank d. Orme. who
Il named as executor, and her niece Mrs Emily
Brawner.
has elected the following Officers for the ensuing
term: 5. c., Geo. Barry; C. r. j. s. Hunnicutt d. r.
W. +. Gardner; G. r.. W. VI. Bruce; F. s. Wayne
W. CordeI: T.. George r. Pyles: L.. J. W. Baker; l.
g., VIM Dorsey: O. G., Henry Allen; ID. H. T., j. n
MinniX, and A. II. T. J. H. Goddard.
A republican club was organized at Alexander s
hall, corner of 9TH and Pomeroy streets, last night,
with the following officers Messrs Ralph Worm
ley, president: III. Stevens. vice president: William
j. Tyler, secretary; r Chapman, treasurer, and
Pleasant Williams. sergeant-at-arms-
The coroner after examining into the case OF
Charles Ruprecht, the suicide, whose body was
found yesterday in his lodgings at 1918 street,
described In yesterdays STAR, gave a certificate
Of death and permit for burial III the potter
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REPUBLICANRALLIEsL LAST NIGHT.

VIZ. Hurdles Reluctance to Take,
Charge of the Finances Of the Tenth
Misunderstanding i'm the Thirteenth
The Proceedings in the Twenty-Ftrst
District Opened with Prayer-Dele.
gates Elected to the Central Com.
nittee.
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Virginia vs.. NIaflOne.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Permit me to say that 1t is reflection on your
own Intelligence, which 1 never would have be-
leved, for You to intimate that the democratic leg
1slature OF Virginia requested Malone to resign
with the slightest idea that he would do 50. That
democratic body merely wished to put on record
that the state OF Virginia, by that request repu-
dated Malone and handed him and his record down
10 posterlty as ntS'eneSenttg her in the balls Of
Congress, which he most certainly does.
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The Courts.

SlRCUIT SOURT-JN0Qe HQ0ueT.
Yesterday, Eliot agt. Barber verdict for plaintiff
TOT $'5. Bieber agt Hoffman,: judgment against
defendant for costs. Gould agt. Conrad; Judgment
on stipulation. Hudson agt. Barber; verdict for
plaintiff for $50.
EQUITY CoURT-Judoe Coz.
Yesterday, Edmonds agt Kennedy: sales con-
nrned nisi and cause referred to auditor. Heating
agt. McLaughlin; sale finally confirmed.
To-day, Brewer agt. Herth; auditors report con-
frmed. Combs agt. Combs; sale ordered; trustee
appointed. Portner agt. Leonard; auditors report
confirmed. McBlair agt. Waggaman: reference to
auditor. Todd agt. Keyser J. 7. Gull appointed
guardian ad htem. Mcdonald agt. McDonad plea
ana demurrer OveTruled with leave to answer. Lord
agt O'Donoghue; motion to rescind denied and su-
percedeaS bond fixed at 50 600. Wheeler agt Wheel
eT; commission to obtain answer OF infant defend
ant issued. Bandouine agt Wilcox; security for
costs ordered.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge WWie.
Yesterday, Major Lewis, larceny appeal; verdict
not guilty. j. r. Evans, embezzle1nenr; verdict
guilty on second count.
To-day, William Carey and James Freeman, lar
ceny' appeal: verdict not guilty. Patrick Gala
gher, cruelty to animals; nolle pros and order to
send MIN to insane asylum. Robert Anderson, as
sault with intent to KILL recognzance forfeited.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Smell.
Yesterday, Daniel Mahoney, assault on Elijah
Chapman; $50 or 30 days. Francis Henderson. lar
ceny OF an Overcoat from Geo. Robinson; 60 days in
Jail. Mollie Harris, larceny Of 50 worth OF wearing
apparel from Jemima Lewis; four months in jail;
appeal noted. Mollie Harris, larceny OF dress
worth SIG from Catherine Roche; four months in
Jail.
To-day, Michael Conklin, a young white man,
who went to Lizzie M1ller's, 1918 street north
broke in the windows, fined SO. VIM. Mercer,
wasting Potomac water; IS. Archie JONES' cOlored,
pleaded guilty to charge OF stealing china bowl
from In front OF the store of Henry HOllander The
would steal 1t If 1t was full of dollars, and sent him
to Jail for Gu days.
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Love and Paris Green.
BROUGHT TO DEATHS DOOR BY SENTIMENT AND
STORED By A STOMACH PINE.

BROUGHT TO DEATHS DOOR BY SENTIMENT AND RE-
STORED By A STOMACH PUMP.
Ayoung man registered on Monday night at the
National hotel, No. 81 West street, New York, as
Thomas Smith. Yesterday morning noise as OF
person moaning in pain was heard in his room
Maurice Kane Waterman employed in the hotel
forced the door and found the lodger doubled up
with pain In the bed. He said he had taken paris
green, she wanted to put an end to his days be-
cause his girl had lifted him. OH" he moaned, as
could not live without her, but now-oh! oh!' and
he convusively held on to the place where the pain
grati1ed, and he soon found himself at the Cham-
bers street hospital. stomach pump afforded him
much relief, and he Is in q fair way toward re-
covery. He gave his name at the hospital and at
the station house as Daniel Cody and said that his
home was at No. % Erie street, Jersey City. He is
an employe of the Pavonia ferry company.
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SENATOR ALLIsON's ELECTION FINALLY SETTLED.
The two houses of the Iowa legislature met In Joint
convention yesterday for the purpose OF electing
United States Senator The result was the same "a
announced week ago, this election being held
merely safeguard against any possible Illegal
1ty in Mr. AllisOns former election The vote stood.
Allison, Is; Benton J. Han deny, 52 G. G. Kline.
1; D. NJ Clark, 1. Mr.. Allison was declared to be-
elected for term Of six years from March 1888 :.
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Loves LabOrS Lost.

From the Rockland (Me Gazette.
After considerable expense and labor we have
been able to give our paper to its readers each week
nicely cut and pasted We thought icwas an i'm
provement, and put our thumbs into the armhoes
OF our vest and swelled out chest and felt well
But Friday woman from back town came In and
stopped her paper She said it was no good to put
on shelves or do up bundle in since we began
pasting It, and we might as we'll stop 1t. And so
we've been working all these years to make read
able paper one OF original merit, and find it is
IN demand only as cover for pantry shelves.
you should laugh at us, but we cannot laugh our,
selves. Not o laugh.
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The Suffering Poor.

DISTRIBUTION OF RELIEF By THE POLICR-DRCRHASR
IN TIE NUMBER OF CASES REPORTED.
The decrease in the number Of cases Of destitu-
ton reported to the police and the decreased num-
Der Of donations indicate that there is less distress
than has heretofore existed among the suffering
poor. The present open spell Of weather possibly
may have something to do with it. Major Dye
states that the suffering seems to be less and there
are fewer applicants for aid than there were some
weeks ago. The number OF cases relieved through
the police force yesterday were as follows: First
precinct, IA cOlOred families and 2 white. Second
precinct, none. Third precinct, none. Fourth pre-
cinct, coored families and white were relieved.
Fifth precinct, cOlored and 2 white. Sixth pre-
cinct, cOlored and no white. Seventh precinct,
cOlored and II white families, and eighth pre-
cinct, 12 colored and white families, making
altogether e. families OF 236 persons relieved.
Yesterday 1O0lOaveS of bread were sent to the
third precinct StationhOuSe by MeSSrS Memmert &
Co., soap manufacturers. citizen yesterday sent
IS loaves OF bread to the eighth precinct. August
Weeden. 18th street east, sent IS loaves to the
eighth precinct
The ladies OF the Hfllman house have been hard
at work preparing for the charity pound party to-
morrow night. The large dining hall is decorated
with flags, StreamerS and choice flowers and good
results are expected in the way OF donations The
reception committee are Mrs. n. j. Hillman, Mrs
Geo. FouSe, Mrs Jos Brummett, Mrs. NJ. X.
Shankland, and Mrs. HlckOX Gilbert, Drody and
Neitemhetmer.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR

ORDER SUsPENDED.-The mayor at the request Of
many citizens, has postponed the execution Of the
order made at the last meeting OF the city council
for the removal OF the freight house or the WASH
ingtOn and Alexandria Ferry company from King
street dock He will give the this action
at the next meeting OF council.
RIVER OPBNED-The Alexandria and Washington
ferry route was opened this morning. the steamer
city OF Washington having cut a track, leaving
the ferry wharf at NJ street yesterday afternoon
and reaching the slip here before night fall. The
Ice impedes the boats considerably.
POLICE REPORT.-Tnere We're six dodgers and no
prisoners at the station house this morning. The
mayor at his last court convicted Levi Murray OF
petit larceny. and sent him to Jail for ten days. B.
F. Hughes. coOred. was received at the Jail yester-
day on the commitment. OF Justice Arnold for the
failure to pay fine.
No PARADE.-It now seems probable that there
Will be no general parade upon the 22d Of February.
Philadelphia club will visit the town, and some
miner celebrations take place.
MISUNDERSTANDING lists have been opened
Tor public monument to the late DR.. Lewis.
THE DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY HELD ILLEGAL
Judge Meade, In the corporation court, to-day de-
cided the case OF the Dismal swamp Canal com
pany, which holds an open lottery here under an
Old charter. The court held that the law forbid
ding lotteries repealed all grant OF right to hold
lottery drawings, and that the sale OF Dismal
Swamp or any other lottery tickets in Virginia IS a
violation OF law. He sentenced the lottery agent
to S fine and one days imprisonment An appeal
taken.
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A BALL was given az Abner'S hall last night by
the Car1oaldf society OF the District In aid OF the
Gartbaldi monument fund. The attendance Was
large.
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DIRECT from the Rhine, with steamer Pennland
fine lot OF Rhine wines. such Forster TranieneI
ErOacher, Rudesheimer. etc. All sold nj New York
prices at Chi. handlers, Gil 9Th street northwest
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BRIDEGROOM GETS A SPANKING AT HUNTERS
POINT, L. edward Baribeault, Of Meriden, Conn,
away with Emma keefe, who Is Is years Old, on
Saturday, and the pair were married In Hartford
On J, tner return nome IN tne evening Edward took
and sought her blessing. He got instead vigorous
cutting, and was sent straight to bed, but the old
made hapnY.
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THR LIVING SKELETONS BRIDE.-On the applica.
tion OF counsel for j: B. Garrison, the so-called
living skeleton" Judge Thayer in Philadelphia
yesterday granted writ Of habeas corpus com
Garrison, to produce his son-1n-laws bride in Court
the allegation being that she is DESTROYS of return
Ing TO her husband, and that she is being ne.
strained Of her liberty e ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-31

GREAT BARGAINS In pianos and organs-s22. s25.
$50 $40 S75 800 and upwards. for cash. at John +.
Ellis Co 5, 99. Pa ave. near 10th street
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Affairs in West Washington.

TELEPHONE PoLEs.-The telegraph poles COM
planned OF on Gay street turn out to be telephone
poles. put UP by the Telephone company for the use
OF the men engaged on the new water works. and
extend all along the line OF the road. They 60 but
a short distance on Gay street, and take north
westerly course up across the heights, where the
wires are mostly placed on trees
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING is being built at Lang
ley to replace the one recently destroyed by fire.
That the street lights on the heights at the head of
Congress street are eXtngushed by some unknown
person or persons soon after being lighted The
attention OF the police is called to them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-31

Buy Il. III. Douglass & Sons CapSicum Cough
Drops for your chtdren they are harmless, pleas
ing TO the taste. and Will cure their colds D. s. and
Trademark on every drnp
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District Government Affairs.

The board Of surgeons for the police and fire de-
partmentS VIII hereafter meet ar 10 o'clock on the
second "Wednesday OF each month, at police head
quarters, for the examination Of candidates Tor
both branches OF those services.
TIE PRESENT UNsANITARY METHOD OF CLEANING
SEWERS COMPLAINED OF.
The Commissioners this morning received from
Health Officer TOwnshend q letter to him from
Commodore A. A. SerneS at the navy yard, en-
closing complaint OF the marine officer occupying
quarters at the gate OF the Washington navy yard
as 10 the nuisance, which he states ''waS created
by the crude method OF emptying the sewer IL the
immediate vicinity ard suggests 10 the health
Ofcer that II this work was done by the pneumatic
process the objection presented could not exist"
letter from Marine officer John III. Higbee, com
manding the post, 10 Commodore StInIueS states
that yesterday afternoon while the person In
charge OF cleaning sewers had his men at work in
front of the main gate OF the navy yard my attcn-
ton was called 10 the fact thai in emptying the
sewer traps The contents hauled up in buckets
and deliberately thrown the street front OF
the gate. demonstrated with the person In charge
but for some time no attention paid, and the
Nth continued 10 De deposited the street. &c.
He closes by suggesting that the attention OF the
District Commissioners be called 10 the CircuIn-
stance. In note appended To the complaint DR..
TOwnShend invites the attention OF the Commits
Sf0nerS 10 an accompanying copy OF tie REMARKS
this subject and contained In his annual report
the year ls~l. in which he condemns the present
system OF cleaning sewers and advocates the pneu-
matte system.
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THE ENTIRE WINTER MILLINERY.-'HatS,' "bon-
nets fancy feathers &c, offered at exceedingly
low prices, at NJ Williams.
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Condition Of the River.

THE ICE BROKEN ABOVE GREAT FALLS.
The signal officer reports rise OF two inches since
morning at Great Falls and that the ice has broken
thirty miles above.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


NATIONAL THEATER--'sThe White Slave"
FoRDs OPERA HOUsE--Cdllender's Minstrels
THEATER CONIQUE-''WhO owns the Baby and
varieties
DINE Observation-Disclosures and entertaining per-
fOrnance.
Masonic TEMPLE.-Pro- Carpenters mesneric
performance.
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DRY GooDS At AUCTIoS-COmmencing to-mor-
Tow. at IL O'Clock AL. Tyler & Chewing, 939 Penn
Svlyalla avenue.
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ASSIGNEE SALE

YOUR eyesight adjusted. He1npler's, National
hotel
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j. r. FREEMAN. 18th and streets: greenhouses.
S2d and streets: cut flowers, decorative plants,
&C., &c. Telephone
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ELECTISG DELEGATES.

The meeting being ready To elect delegates to the
central committee majority OF the republicans Of
the district their feet make nominations
They persisted for time each yOciierating the
dIne OF the man he thought could serve with glory
In IN" central committee, despite the vigorous
rdppilIT OF the chairman. seconded by yeS or Greg
uldr ORDER frU! the region Of the stove The chair,
however finally reduced the meeting To order, and
a large number Of nominations were recorded. The
candidates were required t0 stand in row on one
SIDE OF the room for the double purpose OF permit
ting them 10 h" Inspected and 10 prevent them from
taking part III the voting The result OF the voting
was flitiIy announced Us follows: Delegates, John
A. Bailey, Walter Middleton. and George Washing
ton; altrrnateS. +. :. Atkinson and Henry GeIZ
The meeting was then adjourned.
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"MAY AN AyRNGER RIsE!"-M. Paul Bert has
delivered strong speech at Chateaudun, eulog1-
zing Its heroic defense against the Germans, and
1amenting the death OF so many brave Frenchmen
he concluded with the words: 'May an avenger
rise from their asheS!" The German press Is
greatly 1rr1tated over the speech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-31

HERzOG IS sacrificing goods. clothing. guns, jew
elry, &c. preparatory TO removing Monday next, 3S
9Th street northwest.
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a BEHRFND.
assignee

PURE TIA and how TO get IL; see interesting adj
'ertisement on first page, first column
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ASSIGNEE SlIE.-
A Chance for Bargains.
The entire stock OF boots and shoes az Henbrnn's
old stand 42 9Th street northwest, must be closed
out
A BEHREND.
assignee.
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Co1oRED SILKS.
FANCY SILKS, AA 'A,-A1''
CHECK SILKS
EVENING SILKS

EVENING SILKS.
CARTER'S. I'll MARKET SPACE
COLORED SILKS excellent quality reduced from
81 to 75c.
COLORED RHADZIMIR SILKS excellent QUALITY
actual cash value 81 so reduced 3l-special bargain
HANDSOME BROCADE SILKS. in cream, white
pink and light blue reduced from 81 % to 81
CHECK SILKS. See. COLORED SILKS. aOc.
BLACK SILKS very best made) reduced from 81 IS
to 81.
81 80 w.
BLACK SILKS excellent quality reduced from 81
to 75c w.
NUNS YELLING Gin cream). pure WOOL wide double
width, SIC
COLORED CAsHMEREs, dark colors, wide double
width 37c-special BARGAIN
COLORED CASHMERES, pure wool, wide double.
width in cream, pink and light blue, SOC
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON (widest
and best made) Csc
NEW YORK MILLS sHEETING, one yard and
quarter wide, l2kc
PURE WOOL BLANKETS. large size, reduced from
s. to S.
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For ONE BREACH OF PROMISE, SIX CENTs-Sarah
Clarkson, a pretty octorOOn, testified Monday in
New York. before Judge Donohue and a jury, in a
suit in which she was plaintiff, that Wiltshire
Payne, colored, had promised to marry her in 1881
and that Payne betrayed her and then refused to
marry her. She sought $4,000 damages. Payne,
whose wife died In February last denied the prom.
cents damages.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OYFIcP OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Jan. 81 ISL $50 a m
For the middle Atlantic states cloudy weather
with rain, followed during Friday by clearing
weather, slightly colder in the northern portion
slightly warmer IN the southern portion followed
by colder weather. ON Friday rains are Indicated
In the middle and south Atlantic states and New
clearing weather
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lnousands or our citizens have adopted Or.
Bun cough syrup ao the family "stand by"
ssSerscd the Dentist I.ight..-
The boys said that IL served Old Doctor Tooth
stuIer right. when he hal the tootnache so badly
that he couldn't sleep az night. He had inflicted
so much pain on other people. ia pulling and mend
Ing their teeth that they thuugt II would be good
Tor him TO suffer little himself The leading den
tlst or Portsmouth. Nh, knows what pain IL and
mas relieved himself nom the twinres OF neuralgia
10y The use OF Perry Davis Pain Killer. lie Regards
IL without a rival
u S3 Per Gallon. 7jc. or. Bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best III the world for the money.
A,eo1t MCGEEs 9Th street, near d.
Not Holes Only.
Other plasters have holes. but Benson's Capclne
Porous plasterS alone have genuine healing virtues
25c.
S'Buchu-paiba,'' great kidney and urinary
cure. 81.
DIR. f.. A. E'arsOns & Co..
Established three years. Specialists IN the appli-
cation OF the forces OF nature lectricfy and
nefSia, 10 all forms OF arrangement. Fun eNplana-
ton OF natural method OF cure by galvanC-mag-
net1c treatment, and evidences OF results shown on
Application Physician from Baltimore attends every
Gay eTerpt Sunday eiy attendant administers
In special cases Consultation free. Washington
Cnlce, S2255I street northwest. eotr
Wells May-appe DIVER Pills. Ioc. and CSC.
|. Pure Tea.
nd now to get 1t, interesting advertisement on
nrSu page, frSt Column eos
As a Cure for Sore Throat and COue hs,
Browns Bronchial Troches have been thoroughly
tested. and maintain their good reputation
''ROugh or Toothalne,' instant relief. l5c.
J. NJ. Iaroque's EIixer Of CaIisaya
Esark
Has. for moro than half "A century. been in use by
all classes OF people. and Endorsed by eminent ply
SiCianS as the best tonic and invgorator eXtaut.
The weak, the nervous the deht2uei. all Gn3 IL
TO give new life. vigOr and happiness. Plrticu-
larry lady medicine. s. bottle Sold b. drug
gtStS w. E. Thornton. Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md. tu,Ih,S-6m
Premature Loss OF the Hair
May he entirely prevented by the useof BURNETT's
/ COCAINE.
| The superiority OF gurnetts Fydrorihg Extracts
consists Ia their perfect purity and strength
Nasaldine cures Catarrh, for p cts I'm
Smokers try DR.. Carman's Dentaiaid Wash
DR.. Carmam'. Dentalaid Teeth, Gums, Breath.
LundbOrg's Perfume. Edenla
LANDLORDS Perfume. Marechal Mel Rosa
LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet
LundbOrg's Perfume Lily OF the Valley.
"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in half pound Ward" prints, Soc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese ButtcrInilk and sweet
/ MILK sc. per quart. Cream l5c. pint.
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GAMBLING AT MONTE CARLo-Herr E,,,noer q
well-EnoWn sportsman OF Vienna, committed sui
cide at Monte Carlo, owing to losses at the gamb-
uhe taDleS Inc Pope has given private audience
to prominent member OF society for the supprSs-
sion OF the gaming tables at Monte Carlo. There is
powerful movement to suppress the tables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-31

PURE WAX CANDLES for CandlemaS day. John
II. NagTuder, 14l7 New York ave
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Other plasters have holes. but Benson's Capcine
Porous plaSteIS alone have genuine healing virtues
25c.
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THE EIGHT HOUR MOVEMENT IN MARYIAm-A
committee OF the Maryland legislature visited the
the way the operatives are treated and to satisfy
themselves regarding the necessity Of an eight,
hour law. AT night they attended meeting of
mentS in favor of the law