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EDUCATIONAL.
NO ENGLISH SPOKEN.
GRADUATING COURSE IN FRENCH

for Ladies AID Yoans Lsd.es. at TIE wAvEaIrr SEM
sss I1iERSfUK flew Fl i ocur1oS
ops..ns day: Nd ssday; OCTOBER II, 1884 ss to ~
20 ses esso. sia @ Tssneh chi
Pr9 4 Chs Yo9, Institute; Proi Lucea
se2e-lm Pref e, uard van den Berxhen- Dubois
1011 nth STREET NORTHWEST
MILE v. PRUD'HOMME is: organizing
her French classes for the Partisan pronunc-
alton and practical of the language taught In
struction in English school for boys and girls near
Iowa Circle and in ashinrton Coleeiste Institute
es sHa stam s 70
$50; evening SIS bone evening in the week for
between 430 i. 5 pm se26. I'm
PRoF s. OR DuMAINE,, OF PARIS, WILL OPEN
teachers Morning .na EVENING os
in school or at residences Schools provided with in
t,s Assistant Secretary of
h sG9 Home h SSps iaa rem
MN at sos or to Sss Principal Mrs d.
Mrs. FLORA c. DEN NIsoN..
Win open her DANCING ACADEMY for Masters and
Misses at National Rifles hall. Thursday October
Cha, days: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
s+.at Terms &C. apply at her residence No s27
~ can be Obtained at the hall and at the music
Reopens September 2sth at 800 18th street Of
ssss trI 1SSaEf # f.
LOCK, Principal y23 Sth street. se25-6t
pRINATE INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN THE CON-
mon English branches including penmanshiP and
at any time Miss L.. P o. Box 249 city O. se25 St.
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w DYElNu, SECURING and DRY CLEANING rs
TABLISHMENT, No 1905 New York avenue north
west-Al kinds Of aaes' and Gents Work done in
the most superior manner. Crepe Wells ace Curtains
Evening and Party Dresses specially. Anton AMI
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Ladies', Fine Footwear.

Ladies' Fine EBOOtNear.
$3.50 Fine Straight Goat Button.
81 Elegant Hand-seWed Goat Button
ii Famous Hand-Stitciled Paris Kid Button.
Fine Handmade Straight Goat Button.
Exquisite French KID Sutton Boots in any style,
width, shape OF toe Or heel, at
HAHN's, SIC 9TH street.
NOticc.-No. ;36 will be closed Monday until 6
p. m. j. E. Young.
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ScBoo1 SUrTs,

ScHooL Surrs, School Sr,rs
Gill = Suits to L. short pants S., 81 So SO I'D
B.ys School suits. a-e ii to II long pans 81 ~ so
and % up Buy> Sinre Jackets 81 IS 81 81 50 up
wards Boys Single Pants 81 81 % IL 50 upwards
enid hue a.ts age to L. SOC. Csc. 75c, 81 Chd's
Falue shirt Waist I5c. soc and 81 Misses and Bows
SOLID SCEuOi shoes from = MP. Boys school Hats
from i'c and isc up. Good WomeIi's solid But Shoe
SO aud Si-oO I2li-!slt tenisy wanna avenue
SO D. W. SELBY
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OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON. Sept 16 1884
Proposals for the purchase square numbered one
hundred and nine. in The city of Washington D. C.
Sealed proposals addressed to the unde signed will be
received at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
MONDtY. THE TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1884
for the purchase of square numbered hundred and
nine, in the city of Washington D. C.
Terms: One-fourth cash. and the remainder payable
IN six months without interest ali cash bidders
option.
Proposals may be made for all-128 1876 square feet
more or Lessor portion of said square All bids to
be for the .quare foot of ground
DEPOSIT or ten centum of tho amount hid for
must be made with the Collector of taxes in cash and
his receipt for the SAM must accompany each bid
The r~ht to reject any all bids is reserved nv the
Commissioners - 'A0
An abstract of title can be examined at this ofica
By order Of Commissioners -, C.
sel7-eotnlO WILLIAM TiNDALL, Secretary
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to james
Campbell and Mary s. Weaver; w. j. Bowman and
Mary Ann Qunter. both OF Montgomery county,
Md; Joseph Murphy and Mary Ann Parker: Robert
Granger and Nina Williams; Henry c. Lee and Mat
lie Johnson: G. F. McRae Of Philadelphia, ana Mary
NJ. Langhorne.
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SPECIAL Nor1cE

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO NY STOCK OF FIRST-CLAsS
HEATING APPARATUS AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS l. SON, WHICH
I CONSIDER AS GOOD IL NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN IHE CITY
WHICH VIZ lake GREAT PLEASUhE IN REFER
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESrI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER d WYvILL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
apps No. <52 PA. AVE. NEAR ~ STREET
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THE Democratic WOrkingmen's Legion last hight
appointed j. W. Seare, X. E Hurst and NHiliIn
O'Neal finance committee.
ARTIFICIAL EYES. astronomical telescopes HEM
piers down lOWn.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as f)ows: T. E
Waggaman. trustee. TO Clara C.. HamIntt. lots TO
81. 80 TO A. 49 and 80, 81 to 62 and lot r. So 74S
<l.l5O. &c. &. ii. Mouiton to Alice X. KlrkwOOd
l0t =. so. 2l1 8. Susan Fowler ct al, to Thomas
Stewagen ct al to John Lane, lot &c. 50. ST. 81 O15
q. H. Lewis to Nelson g. Summertield, G. 4 IA. Is
ana To- So 60s g. So co., ~ So 666; Z, So e: OF co.,
athan Prout 10 John ii. Garges, lots 10 and 10. So
900: $500. G. V. Trott TO 7. c. Taylor, lot 1O7 ST.
363 IS $40 T. c. Taylor to G. V. TrOtt, parts 81 98
ami 49, and part 95, So. 1s1; $500. JAS Toy to W.
Hill. pts 16 an II. So. $780, 8. L. NJ. Fost to a
A. Lpscomb. lot 40. d. & LIS sub. pit Mt. Pleasant
&C: S1.153. 20. A A. Lipscomb to NJ. Pechin. lots
As AMI AZ. do S3,39. F. j. Stellwagen, trustee to
Ira Godfrey, pts 10 and II. So. 2S9; $500. p. H.
Coffee TO 5. Maddox, lots 10, % and q. So 179;
$3.50 ). Maddox TO p. H. Coffee, pit. IL, so. Isl:
Sl.515sa. Jennie Riordan TO I. Brown, sub. /, So
$50 400 W. ii. keilhOiZ ct. al TO C. W. Handy,
lot IL, sd 695; 1888 20 A. Gaddis, IT,, TO I. o.
Jones, pit. 8. So Sg2; 5000.
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VVHE TENACITY WITH WHICH PEOPLE ABIDE
Il by their early faith in Ayers Sarsaparla can only
be explained by the fact that 1t is the blood med
cine used and IL not approached In excellence by
any new candidate for public favor
WHEN SYMPTOMS OF MALARIA APPEAR IN
w any FORM take Ayers Ague Cure at once to pre-
vent the development of the disease and continue until
health ia restored surely will lie by the this
remedy. cure is warranted in every instance se23
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EDUCATIONAL.
FRENCH PRONUNCIATION
AND
ACCENT.

special course Of q lessons Reading AZ sieht ruar
ton and accent Class limited to u pu,ils CARD or
ApAIssloN. payable In ADVANCE. sI2 Mondays and
MrcifN S e SofiPEf os'S1eF n, asss Of
FIR nee, 1888 street northwest se2o-iit
MARINrS HALL-MR L G. MARINI WILL
NJ open his Academy for the reception Of pupils SAT-
ukpAY October 4th 1854 at O'clock p M for Misses
pupils are invited to attend on the above day DAYS Of
tuition for classes TUESDAY and SATURDAY. Circu
academy selS-lm
ELOCUTIoN.-MISS MARY K SCHREINEk WILL
- resume her classes in EIocution-Logica Analysis
voca Culture and txpression-and Readings in Shake
address Miss sCHREiNER. Star Office. -' ses-sm ase
MRS z D BUCHER
M Principal Of the WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE, "a boarding and day school for young
pupils has removed to the 81 acious rrsdence leo L
street Invest near Connecticut avenue and viii re-
open Wednesday. September 18th
Mrs. Bucier having recently returned from Furope
where she has been stud the most etboi
Of teaching united to her well known thoronrhness in
the In ilSh branches viii make ecialty of training
her pupils IN table manners and general deportment
preparing them to enter the highest circles society
Music vocal and INSTRUMENTAL Drawing Painting
Elocution French and German, by corps of ef6cient
Miss NJ Douglas owing to fl-health has with.
For Cataosus apply the Principal at her new resi-
year has studied abroad under the masters viii if
desired give lessons i'll music iano orgsn and nar-
ony to pupils at their residences Wednesdays and
Saturua3s SO, I'm
Il BACH -SPIER will reopen " dnrsduy October list
1854 at 1874 oft Circle. of 10th street and
avenue NV Miss ida Hesseibach formerly with Miss
susie Pollock will take charge Of the Pr1ar, Depart
ment. se3.lms
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ANOTHER CAST-Aw,Y.-The dead body OF q col.
Ored male infant was found on Columbia road,
near Garfield avenue, about O'Clock yesterday
morning. by Officer White, who carried 1t to the
second precinct station. Coroner Patterson was
notified, and gave certificate OF still birth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26

LIGHTNING RODS j. Kuehung, 419 18th st.
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DRY GOODS.
EsrABIIsurp $40.

EsrAprsurD $40.
SEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR To PERRY BROTHER.
has NOW OPEN COMPLETE STOCK OF
IMPORTED AUTUMN NOVELTIES
FOR STREET. RECEPTION AND EvENINa WEAR
SrECIALTY:
NOVELTIES FOR WEDDING OUTFITS
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS RAGfaNS
NEMMAkhETs. CIRCULARS JACKETS AND JER.
SElS
NEW HoUSEKEEPINa LINENS ArI-wooL
BLANKETS AND MARsEIILEs QUILTS AT LOW
Isl QUOTATIONS.
NOVELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEF, HOSIERY
AND KID GLOVES
sE- SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS Bf GASlIGHT.
sE CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND coR-
RIOT PRICES
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NJ WILLIAM Will exhibit on Saturday and Mon
day, September q III and 29Lh, a few eases OF IN
ported wraps, hats, bOnneJS, dress trimmings, &c,
Including many rich and elegant novelties.
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JOhnsOn's Oyster Saloons,
440 and 442 9Th street northwest Daily arrivals Of
the finest kind OF oysters, served in every availa-
bic style. Shocked oysters by the quart gallon.
Ladies' Saloon first floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE
IHe goods Tor next Mondays sale at the Wight
msIefooiis VIII De arranged and ready lO- exam
lnit,ion tomorrow. This me furniture Is raplIy
ursappearinY, ana parties desiring nrst-ciass ar
ticies should not fail 20 be present an the sac,
wmict occur every Monday and Thursday Every
aIeiS-s - soia regaries VI cost See advertisement
oy bowling In The auction column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26

tIssELL-S Ice CREAM
Shipped anywhere out OF town.
li21 New York avenue.
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READ Sinsheimer's advertisement
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T'bOrutOn's Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hyp0phosph,tes OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, coids, consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
&c take. Prescribed by Physicians Sold by Drug
glsts. Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by W. E
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets
Baltimore, Md. .l,wf
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Baiicy's 81 Saw, warranted equal an
at $3.50 pm

"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh AIderney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered In half-pOund Ward" prints 4Oc pei
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermik anu SWEEP
MIX, &C. per quart, Cream l5c. pint
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An INTERESTING VOLUME FOR THE TONER Co..
IEcTloN.-lE- j. VI. Toner has received from Mr.
Henry POlhlnhOrn, a welLknown citizen OF Wash.
InstOA, Volumes and ,. bound III one. OF lie
ShtHeid Register and Yorkshire. Derbyshre and
NOTTINGHAM CureTsdl Advertiser" IN English
newspaper. published by Joseph Gales, ST, The
iather OF Joseph Gales, Jr OF the National ItrjIi-
0eItcer. 50 long and ably conducted by Gales and
Seaton 10 this city. with the request that this vaiu-
able relic OF the past De placed among the Toner
coiiectlon In the Library OF Congress DR.. Toner In
ACKNOWLEDGING the receipt OF THIS interesting VOL
uLe containing issues OF the newspaper men
Coned from June 9Th. l1ss 10 May, 1870 thanks the
cOnor and says the volume is valuable as record
OF The times. and contains SDIne articles upon the
war or American independents" and that he VIII
Place II, as Indicated, in the Toner collection.
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Ask Your Grocer
for Aladdin Security Oil n
Fur and scalskin Garments

c. c. Shayne. the well-known Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, lob Prince street, New York will
sell elegant Fur Garments ut retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This will afford a
splendid opportunity 10 purchase strictly reliable
Furs direct from manufacturer, and save retailers
profits. Fashion Book mailed free 9.6-3m
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tHolCE FURNITURE At AUCTIoN.-NeS>rS. Walter
o w!iiAms Co, auctiOneers, corner 10th street
snu fehhs! wanna avenue, VIII sell, within their
auction rOOiDS, tomorrow morning, an unusual
coIecton Oh household effects, including one parlor
SUITE beautifully Upholstered iii silk, the original
ton column -
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Rahn's Reliable Cheap Specialties.
60c Boys and Girls Solid School shoes
75c. Servlceable Kid and Pebble Child's Button.
81 Misses Spring Heel Button.
Sl.25 Ladies' Kid and Pebble Button, worked
holes.
g Mems Solid Kip Working Boots.
e 50 Mems double or single sole Calf Boots,
S1.25 Gents Dress Caters and Laced Shoes
SIG 9TH street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Superior to Custom Work.
HahnS Gents Fine Hand-Stitcned Boots, buttOl
laced or congress, Sl6 7tl street
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Every man, young or old. mindful of his welfare,
goes TO Auerbach's, 7th and Ii, and gets one OF
those elegant new fall style Derby Hats, In all
colors and shapes selling so rapidly at g. which
can't be bought anywhere in the ID. c. less than So
Also fresh supply Boys wool polo caps at 25c.
Beautiful line latest style Soc scarfs will be sold at
25c. the next 10 days, at Auerbachs, 9TH and H.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
crr1cE OF THE CHEF signal OFFICER,

CrrTCF OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., sept Is. 1884, $50 ami
For the middle Atlantic states, fair in the northern
part partly cloudy weather and local showers in
the southern part, nearly stationary temperature.
ortheTly Winds For saturday. generally II
weather Is indicated for New England and the MD
die Atlantic states the lower lake g1oI and the
gull states partly cloudy weather and local SHOW
ers for the upper lake region, the Ohio upper Mis-
slsS.ppi and MISSOURI valleys and the south Attain
tic states, with nearly stationary temperature in
all districts east OF the Mississippi r1yer. and
slight followed by slight fail OF temperature
In the upper Mississippi. and Missouri valleys
j. 3. ADAMS has, for j. III. Smith, fled bill in
equity agt- Flor nee Luttreil ct al TO release part
lot :. So 40 from operation OF deed of trust. Mr.
bill agt- Maria l. Milvin ct al, for the partition
and sale or real estate
NJ WILLIAM Will exhibit on Saturday and Mon
day, September q III and 29Lh, a few eases OF IN
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OPPENHEIMER WAVES EXANINATrOS.-The case
against Mr. Samue, OppenleiIner, charged with as
sault and battery with Intent TO XIII Moses Sill
sheiner last saturday night. by shooting at HIM on
the corner OF 9TH street and PenIsy lvania avenue
was called in the Police Court this morning. S.r
L. ". smith, who appeared for The defendant
waived al examination and gave bonds Tor ine.
grand Jury In The sum of 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-26

OPESiNG OF A New CLOTHING House, g.
barnum & Co. open Tomorrow at g3l PENNSYLVANIA
avenue On the store occupied Tor many years Dy
Sohn l. Mitcheil), new clothing house with a
lrtsh and well selected stock OF fall and winter
gods, including oyercoats, Prince Albert suits III
uagOnalS and 'cOrsScrcw.,'' Salisbury coats. etc.
iAty also mike goods 10 measure ut short notice
anu moderate prices. Mr.. Barnum. the head OF
tne nrni. has been long and ravOrably known in
W 'shigton as the representative OF Ole or the
largest New York clothing houses.
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EaZOrs! EsaxOrS!! Hxazors!!!-The Patent
Perfect and our best brands warranted, and kept
proper shaving condition gratis. Name engraved
Oh our dog collars free. The Rodgers Cutlery Store
4o7 Pennsylvania ave. ID. y. WALFoKD, Prop'r 20 2G
No Accident Has Ever Occurred
from using Aladdin Security OIL. mwfl3
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EDUCATIONAL.
CoLLIERE SCHOOL EeR BOYS,

under Is years of aee. Two SEPARATE departments
Seniors and Juniors
Oct. LIST, 81 TO June LIST, 1885 PfCf. and Ms Col
Here. Principals: Lucirn c. C,lliere A M director
1888 street Northwest. sel0-crn
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Capitol Topics.
IN REFERENCE TO DEAF MurEs.

Prof. Alexander Graham Bell has sent memo.
nal TO Congress- In which he discusses the rapid
Increase OF deaf mutes In this country and the
danger OF forming a deaf mute variety OF the
human race. The cause OF the rapid Increase, he
thinks. arises from dispostionion the part OF per-
sons thus afflicted TO tntermarry, tn which case
their offspring are generally deaf mutes Their
system OF education, he thinks, tends TO separate
them from the rest or the human family, and he
advises that they should, far as possible, be
educated with hearing children. so that their en-
yironments VIII lead them into associations with
them, and tend 70 the cultivation OF speech; also
that leglstion be had restricting In measure the
internarriage OF deaf mutes.
REPRESENTATIVE MORRISON AND THE COMMERCIAL
TREATIES
Congressman Morrison, the chairman OF the ways
and means committee, says In a published card
that he has been enormously reported In an inter-
view. What he did say was that the committee
VIII not with his consent report legislation TO
carry into effect the commercial treaties recently
announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31
Political Notes.

Hon. Samuel j. Randall and party arrived In
Nashville, Tenn, yesterday, and received cordial
welcome. He visited the widow OF President Polk,
and in the evening addressed an immense audience
In the Grand Opera house. Committees from
Huntsville and Chattanooga urged him 70 visit
those citiesA
Gov Jarvis, OF North Carolina, has ordered that
election be held on January Is TO Nil the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Gen. Scales from Con-
gress James w. Reed Congressman-elect from
the district represented by Gen. Scales win run for
the unexpired term, probably without opposition
subp9nss were issued In New York yesterday &C
rick Peihan, editor OF IreldNds LSberotor for the
attendance OF stephen b. Elkfns and B. r. Jones,
chairman OF the republican national committee. as
witnesses at the examination the charge Of libel
made by Patrick Ford, OF the Irish World. against
him. The examination Will come on January 18th,
when some curious Developments are expected
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A Fine New Year Day Promised.
THE COMING COLD WAVE WILL MAKE TIE WEATHER

The Geld wave signal foated this morning from
Dietz's high building on the avenue, neaE the Sig
nal ONCE, and THE STAR reporter, who was hunting
up New Years weather, feared he would have 60
announce nclement weather for making calls to-
morrow. Upon entering the weather prediction
bureau OF the signal Office, his doubts were set at
rest, for be was greeted with the remark, severy-
thing points 10 a bright clear day tomorrow.
chance for the weather 10 grow colder without
dropping the thermometer very low. The tempera-
west or the Mississippi valley and In the SOUTH
west, and the cold wave Is making fts way east
ward. The rain belt extends through the eastern
part OF the country, from the gulf states TO the
lake rfHion. We VIII perhaps have some more rain
Tonight, but the advance OF the cold wave VIII
morrow N VIII be considerably colder don't
mean that Will be freezing, but the atmosphere
Will have lost its oppressveness, and the day
promises TO be pleasant one. although cloudy at
times, perhaps. 1t win continue to grow colder fo9
two or three days"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

REDUCTION IN THE PUBLIC DKBr.-Secretary
WYman, OF the Treasury, said to-day that there
would be an estimated reduction In the public debt
OF about 100000 the first OF the year.
PERsoSAL-Mr kuk1, the japanese Minister has
been suffering severely for several days from q
carouncle, which is however, yielding 70 profess
sOnal treatment and he hopes to be able 20 90 out
soon--Mr. Burcbard, director OF the mint went
over TO New York yesterday.-Mr and Mrs.
Tomorrow, and win be the guests Of Nj. and Nm.
Frank r. Conger during the month OF January-
Representative Geddes was registered In New York
en- route 20 Charleston, West Va where he lectures
tomorrow might, on Dublin.-Mr. James Elver-
son, proprietor OF Saturday kf0ht, II at Wizards
Mr. Lockwood chief clerk department OF the
INTERIOR wiz spend New Years day with friends In
New York CITY.
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For the Relief a Gem. Grant
vAHDERBILris CoCRsE-THE PHILADELPHIA %

Measures for the relief OF Gen. Grants personal
Effects trophies, &C, are In favorable progress in
Philadelphia, with the expectation OF early
isfactory result Consultations upon the legal ~
poets OF the business are stfl going on, and Mr..
Childs Is to 60 70 New YORK to-day on business
connected with the subject
II is stated that the judgment obtained by Van
derbIlt against Gen. Grant was the latterk idea
and In his interest," that creditors Of the late rm
OF Grant Ward have OF late been very annoying
to the general and his family, aud the judgment
was confessed IN order that Mr.. Vanderbilt might
stand between Gen Grant ana the horde who Wogo
messing their clafuR
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INVADERS or INDIAN TERRITORY 70 BB REMcvRD-
IN pursuance OF Instructions from the War de-
partment, Brig. Gen. Augur, OF the department o.
the Missouri, has ordered Col Hatch, Of the ninth
cavalry, 70 proceed 20 camp Russell, on the ON
cavalry ana one company Of infantry ana remove
unauthorized persons from Ok1aEoGnA ana Otho1
az Fort Leayenworth making preparataons for tha
expedition.
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NEW YEAR RECEPTIONS.

OFFICIAL PROGRAM or tbs RECEPTION At THE
WHITE HousE-THE RECEPTIONS BY TIE LADIES
OF THE cABINET-A LIST eF LADIES WHO WILL
NOT RECEIVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

A. 8 Boulware, OF Richmond, Va, was yssrssaay
pany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

District Of Columbia county Of Washington, S.:
LW LAIRD, JR Cashier of the above named bank. do
soemny that the above statement is true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
W. LAIRD, JR, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 31st day
of December, 1884. L. s. FREY. Notary Public.
Correct-AtteSt.
s THOMAS BROWN
NJ. j. ADLER, : Directors
1t THOMASKNOWLES)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31
Washington News and Gossin

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-InternA reve-
nue., s224 900; customs, ss7s,s76
The NAVAL retiring and examining boards have
been ordered TO continue on duty the former untii
April i, 1885, and the latter until January l. 1886