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Important sales OF Real Estate.

Mr.. J. j. SAipEdn, OF Fairfax county, Va, has
just sod through his agents. Fitch. Fox d Brown
h.s large farm near townsville. Va. well known as
VIA Nuoyu. containing three hundred ana twenty
acres, t'ethe- with all the stock thereon to Gen.
W. Mckee Dunn, OF THIS city. for the sum OF SIS 0O
The .Iagroy ciayAts consist OF spacious couble
brick residence that COST Nir. Shpnan few Years
sine iIitc JiItH StJC1l: large barn. G0X4O and
several o. H"r dwellings, and utnOuscs. suitable FOR
The In ~ ger and helpers on the farm The estate
- 10. 'e,lrd 10 Dc one or the nnest and best
e. u V'd IN the country.
IA" SANE I'm have also sold for Gen. W. Mckee
Dunn TIE i1ttJ"ilg Ig.9 III "i.auar Heights" VIZ:
i"i - - - Il. 3. -. - ana 30 10 Mr. G.. A Weed
;i;iH VIZ H. L; t.irn. fDT ss.2c. Lots % To i. NJ
r.-..-''l3. ipr -. Lot Is - MS sarah DeIand
iJi .I..si Lot J. To Thomas T.. Sanders for SF,5
...- - and 81. 20 Edwin shUffebUthaIn for g g75
a. e. TOR " J. fil!cr - III. to J. l.. Hodge lot 21
g.. lAat"t4tS sab. If Glr 2ls. for s6.4Js 10 For
j - il'H. 'lyir % beverly horton sub lots 2Di
.t... -r. IA liirr ga Improved b. brick house No
80 !ith street, Iu- ci,.a -. For the Columbian
triErf9!f. To- Ms M.Il ID. Bdile. OF PHILADELPHIA
ts. J. e. sub lrt l.! south grounds OF the univer-
- I,r :. Is cash. For MIS- NJ u. Btdle 10 Mrs f.
- tD"Jj,- 10, il, u.uc il, sub VI north grounds OF
toiIH.utH University Tor $1,000. For Mrs Minna De
H.. "a NJ" York. u Michele >ttniStl ana Camille
i '-J.,N- !ct 9sguage .r21UI =, 81 cash For
i.tit -, ne 70 Mr.. Au.ea lie Due. lot |, OF l. X
Iuttles sue. O1 Widows Mite. for Sl,l15.2J.
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Sentimental and True Philanthropy
IDLEsEss SHOULD NOT BE ENCOURAGED

To the Editor Of TIE EVENING STAR:
Fifteen years active membership In q charitable
association, composed entirely OF men, and very
similar to that referred to in the article In THE
STAR OF the 18th instant on suffering among the
proud poor, qualities Inc to render an opinion on
the question low receiving its annual notice In the
newspapers IN this city, viz: Destitution among
the poorer classes. have no hesitation in SAYING
that most OF the suffering so graphically described
in the newspapers Is furnished by chronic cases
and Is the result OF tneXcuSable careleSSuesS or
something worse. Every winter we are treated to
Inc same distressing recltalS, and every summer
we witness the same independent conduct on the
part OF the heroes. Farmers come here and almost
beg for hands, Offering good pay and comfortable
homes. but without being able to induce any Of our
TOO large pauper population TO go with them
HousekeeperS all over the city are unable to keep
their help when the picnic and excursion Rich
mond season comes. Contractors and builders
they can be hOnored with Their services and when
paid OIL colossal drunk, In nine cases out OF ten
results, as the records OF the Police Court shows
The thousands OF dollars paid fines the Police
Court every year comes, in great part, during the
summer from that class which SO loudly demands
relief in the winter. Now, suggest that all relief
associations and the police keep their eyes open dur
ing the summer, and when they find q worthless
loiter. white or black, who can get work and won't
take il, or who Squanders his earnings In drink
that they spot such, and when the winter comes
let them get through as best they This to the
sentimental philanthrOpiSt who comes to the sur
face periodically, may seem harsh but when calmly
considered IL will be found just. Charity is the
most beautiful, as It Is the greatest OF all virtues
but 1t is not charity TO encourage idleness shifess
ness and kindred vices, by sending fuel food and
clothes TO people who won't work or save when they
have a chance. To aid such people tand we have
hundreds IL not thousands herel IS an outrage On
the deserving poor and the kind hearted people who
give their money. g. w. M
January DO 1854.
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The Snow Law.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:

1.et1toK Of
THE STAR OF Saturday printed a proposed new
law requiring the District Commissioners to clear
off the snow from the sidewalks and charge the
expense thereof, exceeding two cents per ineal
foot OF such sidewalk, to the adjoining property
This is pretty stringent, and may be all right, but
what is the use OF bearing down SO hard on the
time require the Commissioners to keep the street
crossings clear Of snow also? Ladies, especially
complain that the crossings at eth and 18th streets
are full OF snow and SluSh, While the pavements
have been made comparatively clear OF snow Can
any body give any good reason why the Commits
sioners should not be required to keep the cross
ingS clear OF snow? Let such requirement be put
into the bill Is
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
an,uses,,cnf,. e.. ,re-nEcl,f.

NATIONAL TFE tTEK.-fC cGUiI'S opera company
ta"The queens Lace IIaEdEeTcinef.7
SoR0'S OrERA H0JSE--Mr. LvttOn SOtbcrn in
Brother sam and ~ Nervous VI. n
TF-:TEG GONIQUE.-EdrTy Montague as The
D,ido, 2..l varieties.
DELE HUsECN.--'Cindfrtlla~ and curiOsities.
MASONIC TENPLE--GarIen party CT the Union
Ysteran Corpo.
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Not the First Chinese Paper i'm America

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Your New York correspondent, generally correct
In all the statements made in his very readable
spicy. and interesting letters is in error regarding
the statement in his letter in Saturdays STAR
that Wang Ching Foo, that every interesting little
man, a few weeks ago started the first Chinese
paper In America. More than dozen years ago
published weekly In san Francisco. Subsequently
an enthusiastic Caucasian admrer Of the almond
eyed Mongollans published paper In that city,
the other half In the Chinese language, and
since then another has been started making three
IN That city alone to ante-date Mr.. Wang Ching
FOo's New York venture. This correction IS unm.
portant In itself yet 1t is well enough 10 keep the
record correctly an incident OF journalistic his
tory On the continent. A. j. BOYER
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ANOTHER BIC Lor OF SILKS
JUST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION

SPECIAL BARGAINS
CARTER'S, I'll MARKET SPACE
BEAUTIFUL CHECKED SILKS Soc
COLORED SILKS. Soc
COLOkED RADZIMERE SILKS actual yalue in New
York city $l50. our price VI. These Silks are spe
HANDSOME BIOCADE SILKS. in Cream. Pink. White.
u, and Light Blue Silks only 81 actual value 81 IS
oLAGh SIthS. heavy Gros GRAIN actual cash value
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK SILKS. tspe.
o cal bargains our 81 Black Silks reduced to 81 So
81 reduced to 75c A '"Aoe
NUNS VEILINGS Cream widest doub,e width nrro
m, wool, &c special bargain. -' S1''
COLOEED CASHMERES Evening Shades wide double
width pure wool. SOC. >- "
CoLG id, GAsHMEsEs. Dark Colors wide double
NEW YORK MILLS sHEETING COTTON, best in the
NhM sr iGhh MILLS sHEETING yard and a-quar.
d " SE 1HE LOOM. excellent quality. in short
BLANkETs pure WOOL large SIZE actual value g. re-
CARRIERS"
e1s I'll MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21

HOW The p-.zSEST TLAN CAN BE NoDIFIED-THE
FRTSE2TATioN OF The WASHINGTON CHANNEL AND
IL tss A. l SEvEt-THE OPEN CANAL A NUISANCE
WHAT SHOULD Eg DONE WITH THE LONG BRIDGE,
AND WHY IT SHOULD BE RAISED
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ElNTRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
T. AT PRIME COST.

E,NTRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
Il AT PRIME COST
100 Pieces Of the Best Fruit of the Loom Cotton sc
100 Pieces Best Davoe Mills Cotton. SIC.
500 Bridal Crochet Quilts soc.
500 Remnants Dress Goods at Halt PRICE
80 Pieces German Table DAmaak 2Oc, &c. &c, &c,
29c.
40 Pieces Best Bleached Table Linen &C., Sc, &c
Is Pieces Best Black OAshmers &c., &c.. l3c.. &c.,
49c.. etc.
500 Pains Childrens Best English Stockings l5c pair
800 Pairs SILK Clocking, l0c pair.
~ Yards Wide Sheeting Cotton, &c.
Black Dress Silks TIC. 79c., &c., &c. 9106. Sl1E
Colored Dress slks. Soc. &C. and &c.
CARPETS:
Extra Heavy %ply Carpets So
FI.ANNELs, BLANKETS, BED COMFORTS. CAL
ICOES. CLOTHS, FLANNEL SUITIN0, DRESS
GOODS. 0INGHAMS. WHITE GOODS CALI.
Goes. ETC
ENTIRE STOCK AT PRIME COST.
G. NJ. TOWSON
go Pe1nsylvania Avenue (6outh aidel
JAZZ NeaI Center 0Axkok
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENRRAr. Tpvv
Affair, I'm West yva.h,nv,o,

ARRESTED ON SUSPICION-A cOlOred man named
John Williams, alias Ed. Hill, was arrested Safur-
Gay evening by Omcer Hawkins while trying to sen
large roll OF betting. He was in q cart driven by
man said to be magistrate in Virginia. Williams
and the horse and cart stu at the station he'd
fov further developmentA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21

CPESI Nc q imported dresses and u0nne:e. lust
tom Paris. ~ lie I,ig House wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday. January 25i. 24rh am! 2J;G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21

PAIN is THE CRY OF SUFFERING NERVE
COLLINS voLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER
Instantly affects the Nervous System, and hanishes
Pain. perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED
WITH POROUS PLASTER FOR - CENTS. Tan
initiates Pain. vi;alizes Weak and Worn out Parts
str@nsthens Tired Muscles prevents Disease and does
more In one half the than any other plaster in the
world Sold everywhere ta2l
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The Personal Tax.

SIR wSf. H. TESNEY BELIEVES 1T SHOULD BE ABor-
!'HEo-HIs OBJECTIONS To THE PROPOSED LICENSE
LAW.
Wa. II. Tenney. OF West Washington. eypresset,
the following views: 'The people OF the District are
almost Unit III favor OF license law and abolish
Ing personal tax, but do not want a log-roIIj,,g
act One cXtraneous provision OF a 4os-rolling
ehra' ter Is fo7b,iding country people 10 sell their
marketing within one square OF Il market This
VIII 81 for The benefit or huckSterS and private
-I.t:NeiS. W nave buI three District markets-One
:! t'rp:--tJWs one on X street and one en-; Of .ha
'aPita- In" great attraction 10 these markets is
That you car buy fresh butter, el,-s, poultry and
i'l, 'iii Fe abiea III tclr season direct from the
tttu'.t Ituf.e- This Is great advantage DOS
s'-~d Gy IN" District markets ana above those
hs-d by private parties. The other objections have
hrtH HiI'tts named. nilHirg Il license to every
'TE ar a.. wagon. ana none for private carriages
"Nii'+i HI he wealthy. Furniture plate libraries
g., siiIi also b. assessed and taxed the same as
i''i '~,,tt hls would reach those able To carry
w 't"''~>sIi 20 twenty thousand dollars OF flrni-
lht q Would. with an exemption of three hun
"'-t So AL those unable TO pay. This is prop
- nat = Sly Reached. and would affect not
OIL. -ld'h'7 DIV th">t making claims OF being
t'l-:t~it'nt-, and TINS heretofore escaping ali
P'!e5;it! t2Ata. Another objection 10 one feature,
~ Ire tlh = prohibiting commission merchants
iFn. '.- o Ts:r trade samples OF their goods for
-a- i:,~r" Is "a l1rce business done in the District
l.. ".i'''t ana corn. &c. amounting probably TO O.
A-!.-.' 81 dollars. his grain. &C.. is taken by
st.ii-.s, 10y commission merchants. To miIIers and
"tEe' ti@ -rr> s..i sod, Ne All want The personal
t-'ti-'t 'ttt tt' llf " lL CESSATION benefit
ca It, - The expense OF others put on license
law. '0
DENgH oF Dr. WM- II. GUNNELI--One OF the
digest - lee, or tue city. Or. VIM. H. Gunnel died
s--ie.,itV ~ the nolie Of his Son-in-law MIR r
H..,L- lie Iad lived There nom boyhoOd coming
NH'A Washington WIS iii its infancy AL one
...-'- iit NiS -e ~ the wealthy men OF the CITY
Us sea"'rent disposition made him friend of the
lp1f 2ti few were ever denied who asked his
'-~ioid fi,e- lie Was stricken with PARALYSIS some
Tine ago, ami though he rallied somewhat never
i1tiy recovered. finally passing peacefully away
Z Ae funeral viii take place TOMORROW afternoon at
10 O'ciCCb. "
THE CRIMINAL COURT AGAIN ADJoCREEp-The
criminal court WAS convened to-day by Judge
" ne. WHO stated that owing 10 the fact that no
/ ;. attorney ma been appointed. and that no
business could be transacted without such officer
he RAD 10 adjourn The jury ana would 90 so TIL
1pnc1y n.At- Fhe grand jury came into court at
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LOCAL MENTION.
8NP NP@srar-

OFFICE cr TIE CHIEF SfGStI. OFFICER
WtsHJNGToN, - G., Jan q, I-Si. o-}J 2 rl.f
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather. eN-
cent IN eNtr-JIe T;r sern portion IEis iJ,t4 Su1sE
westerly shifting tC S'GthWe7tery wird-, generally
warmer preceded II southern pOf,ip0 by Sigh; Ial
IL tempeTs.5 ara. rising followed 10y I&iinL br.J,gr
Ter. ON T'lestfy fair. warmer tTtrg - if;lcty!
IL tne middle. So,cth Atlantic and gUI STATES It:-
ntsSp-e Az. TIE ONO valley.
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" A 7 A & & II /.
sANFoRD'S RADICAL, cr-Rr

sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE
THE GREAT BALSAMIc pISTILIATIoN OF WITCH
Hazel. AMERICAN PINE. CANADIAN FUR.
MARIGoLD, CLOVER BLOSSOM. ETC
For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure of every
form Of Catarrh from Simple Head Cold or Iuauenza
to the Loss Of Smell Taste and Hearing Cough Bron-
chtas and 1ncpient Consumption. Relief in Eve min
utes In any and every Nothing like it. Grateful
fragrant wholesome. Cure begins from first sTplica
aon and is rapid radical permanent and failing
One bottle Radical Cure box Catarrhal Solvent
and Santords Inhaler. all IL one package. forming
complete Treatment, Of all druggists for 81. Ask FOR
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO, BOSTON.
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CITY ITEMS.
Tin WRres Tin Warey

Tin Ware! Tin Ware.
NJ augensteln, Sl'-sla S2l eth St n. W. offers his
STOCK OF TN Ware. Tor tomorrow only, following
Saughtering prices: special terms to the trade: ;
o. covered buckets &C., qL Sc. OF. lSc at 49,,
10 ct dShpans 10c II qt lie. IA OF. l.c Is at 90
I'D OF water pals BE, largest size wash basins =.
2 Of. covered sauceDans &c 3 at. uc4ot lie s or
lsc.; 5 pie plates Zoe. round Iapanned trays s.
tanpco whsks &c. sold elsewhere AT 25c: p sheets
roHee pots lie, pint l3r.. pint lbs. pint I.c:
crump brush ana tray. all coors. zoe. match boxes
COMB cases. tea canisiers. brolers. buckets. cups
CRATES &c. each. decorated and plain white china 10
per cent less than cost
Plenty Of Oysters
at Harvey's corner Penn. ave. and nth street We
are receiving all the choicest brands hy car loads
ana nave them equally as rne rs In open weather
The President and Cabinet imbibe the orator
500 Children.s
Suits, reduced from Sc TO $3.50 NJ. f. Eiseman,
under odd Fellows hail.
Army and Navy officers praise the orator.
25 Boys
Overcoats. reduced from sg to s45l NJ Else
man, under odd Fellows hall.
ThOrntOM's EmulssOu
OF pure COD Liver on with Iypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs colds. consumption, Impaired
nutrition and general debility: easy and pleasant
to take; Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
gtStS Large bottles, soc. Manufactured by " s
Baltimore, Md. m,w,r
Senator'S use the orator Rye Whisky.
GalvanO-Nagnetic Treatment
OF DISEASE.
Washington Office. e22k F street northwest.
Consultation Free at Office or home or patient
Physician from Baltimore in attendance ere,, fal:
See bdltO Sun Tor daily advertisements OF cures
Ut Dr. r. A PARSONS 81 Co.
.sBuchu-paiba.'' great kidney and urinary
73 Single Suits,
In Youths and Mems, at and below cost NJ. F.
EiSeman, odd Fellows hall.
On Thirty Days, Trial.
The Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall, Nich Will send
Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days TO men
young or old who are afflicted with nervous de-
ollity, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration of health and
manly y1gor Address as above. y. B-No risk is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed. w,s,m
Wells May-apple Liver Pills. loo. and a5c.
Physicians prescribe The Orator Rye Whisky.
Nasaldine cures Catarrh. for IS cts I'm
Smokers try DR.. Carman's Dentalaid Wash
DR.. Carman's Dentalaid Teeth, Gums, Breath.
LundbOrg's Perfume. Edenia.
LundbOrg's Perfume. Marechal Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet
ndbOrg's Perfume LII o6r the Valley.
The Boss Coffee Pot saves fifty per cent.
''Rough on Toothaehe," instant relief. 15c
'tAlderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in halfpound Ward" prints, soc. per
pound. Also Cottage Cheese Butter,lilk and sweet
MILK, sc. per quart, Cream l5c. pint
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MRS. NICKERSoN FILES An AMRNDRD BILI-Wf
SIZE SAYS ABOUT HER MARRIAGE PoRrIoN.

MRS. NICKERS0N FILES An AMENDED BILL-WHAF
SIZE SAYS ABOUT HER MARRIAGE PORTION.
In the case of Emma C. D. Nickerson against
Azor Il. Nckerson, w. B. Matthews and Lena
Diler Carter, sometimes called Lena c. Nickerson,
for receiver and injunction as to the property Of
Major A. B. Nickerson, the complainant this morn
ing. by Messrs j. j. johnson, W. W. Wiltshire and
n Wilson, filed an amended bill In the name OF
Emma D. Nickerson by her next friend, James G.
Derby. The amended bill Is similar to the first bnl
nled with the exception that it is brought by next
friend as above, and 1t is set forth that in the
spring OF 1870, prior to her marriage with Major
Nickerson at San Francisco, August 18th, of that
year, she, while on visit to Portland, oregon. BE-
came engaged to be married to him; that
he pointed out certain blocks OF land In
Portland which he promised to convey to her as
marriage settlement, or II she should so elect he
would sell them and reinvest the proceeds for her
beneft; that her mother, when she heard Of the en-
gagement, objected to the marriage, and, after
writing to Portland on the subject, she came from
San Francisco and conversed with her and Major
Nickerson on the subject, and, the marriage set
tlement having been explained, her mother with.
drew her objections and the marriage took place.
She states that, relying the love and affection Of
her husband, she did not require him to convey
the property at the time, but about month after
the marriage the lots were sold by Nckerson and
herself Jointly and the proceeds invested with one
John SWalker in other lots, and under proceedings
In the proper courts were allotted to Nckerson as
her trustee,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21

Do NCT - deceived: ask Tor AMI take only L. u.
Douglass < sons C;,ps-',I4 Cough Drops for coughs.
coils, and s0ce tnToaIs. D. :. -H1 trademark on
evsry drop
FINE opera glasses to- hire. Henpier's, National
aQte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21

ARRESTED FOR LAUGHING AT AN OFFICER.-In the
Police Court to-day Robert Godfrey, respectable
looking young white man, was charged with prO-
family. The testimony as given was that Detective
Block was crossing 9TH street, near the Center
market, and slipped on the Ice and fell and God
frey, who was In a wagon, laughed at him, when he
(BlOck) caught the horse by the reins and ordered
Godfrey out OF the wagon and arrested him He
failed to prove case against him to-day In court
and the case was dismissed
ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF HOUsRBREAKNG-
Detective Cox arrested John o. Kelser alias Red
mond, yesterday on charge OF larceny and house
breaking in the night 1t is alleged that he entered
the house OF Daniel P. Slater, No. 1925 New York
avenue on the night OF December 22d, and carried
OF an OvercOat and several other small articles
The case was called In the Police Court to-day and
continued Indefinitely.
No Foul PIAY.-Henry c. Conklin died in
COOper's alley suddenly On Friday, and rumors be-
coming current that his death was the result of
foul play the attention OF the authorities was
called to the case Yesterday morning an autopsy
was made by the coroner, assisted by DR.. j. +.
Hartigan. No discovery OF any poison was made
and Il certificate was given OF death from natural
causes
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Plenty of OY~terS

AT harvey s. corner Penn ave. and 18th street We
are receiving all the choicest brands 10y car loads
anu nave tuein equally as nne Is in open weather.
The President and Cabinet imbbe the orator.
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Suits. reduced from Sc TO $3.50. NJ +. Eiseman
under odd Fellows hail.
a,adN 1,f.i
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FIRE N a STOVE SToRE.-AIout So-clocl YES
tsrdty morning ala dldrJ- turned IL Tor q lire
q ScuyeTr IN tna cellar Of ta stove store. ~ : g.
BOu1S- IlCi 9tn street northwest. The flames su1u
Destroyed The content, or thc store. IN th Inc.tII-
time general aI.TG was turned -. and water was
PHhf"l On the Names completely c,-tin-I!~l5u-,
the mr. dr~nchlne the premises ard fiiu- tue eel
lar The loss To Nj EJu!> on hiS Stu-I = t-5tu!t-
Ted al S1,5tO Damage To the house S1D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21

II ADlFS, Use WHITE CLOVER FACE POWDER
h a. 4 IL the fest aud entirely harmless
sold only 10y Druggists Price 25c Per box
Isit
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On Thirty Days Trial.

73 Single Suits,
In Youths and Mems. al and below cost NJ F.
ESeman, odd Fellows han.
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The Voltaic Belt Co.. Marshall. Mich. Will send
DE- Dyes Celebrated Electro-Noltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial Tor thirty DAYS 10 meu
young or OLD who are afflicted with nervous de
oty, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantees
ing speedy and complete restoration of health and
manly vigor. Address as above. y. B.-No risk i.
incurred, as thirty dave, trial is allowed Ms.m
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p Boys
ThOrntOM's Emulsion

25 Boys
OTercoats reduced from 81 TO s452 NJ f. Else.
man, under odd Fellows hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21

s'Ruchu-paiba.' great kidney and urinary
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TEE FUSEEs, OF JAMES T. CIARE-Tla funeral
O. james 7. Clark, OF Paris HI. Me. took place Al
2sD O'Clock yesterday afternoon rom the T~ fence
U! bis nephew. r. &. SHAW. Is \ street Jhsa.r
and Was attended by the Maine delegation IN CON
SCcsS, Judge >i.r ana many citizens ~ Maine resi-
dent IL The District Beautiful UJrlI decorations
from Senator Hale AMI C-iar9 O. the Delegation
were paced on the Cs,set. Tie - ry.goS were con
oIctfd b. Rev DR.. Kent 'IA- remains wee. Tor
lTue1i 70 Maine. after The services, III charge OF
the son and the daughter ~ the deceased Who ar
lived in The city after his death
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SenatorN use the Orator Rye WHISKY.

acknowledgment Treatment
OF DISEASE
washington Office, 922I street northwest
consultation Free at Office or home OF patient
Physician from Baltimore in attendance prp57J dan
See BALTIC. Sun for daily advertisements OF cures
IT Dr. h. A. PARSONS & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-21

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10 CLOSE OUT entire Stock Of Plush Dolmans and
Jackets Six Dolmsns and Circulars Cloth Domzns and
Newinark'ts, Cloth Jackets and NewInarkets. Cloth
Jackets and Jersey Jackets Furlned Circuars Slk and
tiOth Suits and Flannl Wrappers will take of
TWENTY PER CENT
from each garment.
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