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NATIONAL THEATER.-'1 }IeW hftc Slave"
FoRpS OPERA HoUSE-C dlielttr's MiuStrelS
THEATEE C0MIQCE.--WhO owns the BABY and
varieties
DBIE MUsEUA--CuTi0sIties and entertaining per-
fO.mance.
Masonic TEMPLE.--Proc. Carpenters mesneric
performance.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Co1onrD SILKS
- BLACK SILKS
CHECK 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 to bargain
HANDSOME BROCADE SILKS. in cream, white
pink and light blue, reduced from 81 25 to 81
CHECK SILKS. SEC. COLORED SILKS Zoe.
BLACK SILKS (very best made) reduced from ST. q
to 81.
81 50
BLACK SILKS excellent quality reduced from 81
to 75c.
NUNS YELLING Tin creamy. pure wool. wide double.
width, SIC.
COL0RED 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 nlade) 25c
NEW YORK MILLS sHEET1NG. one ya-i and q
quarter wide, l2Lc.
PURE WOOL BLANKETS large size. reduced from
50 to $5.
NApTCp,o
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Frightful Railroad Accident.

CARS FALL THROUGH BRIDGE-SIX LIVES LOST.
While the accommodation train on the Indian
apolis and Chicago Airline was crossing a
truss bridge over the White river at Broad Ripple,
seven miles from Indianapolis yesterday, the nuts
In the support rods OF the bridge fitted so badly
that part of'the bridge gave way and the baggage
and smoking cars and the passenger coach fell into
the stream. The wrecked cars were only partially
submerged, and the parts above water Immediately
took fire. Six persons were either killed outright
or burned to death.
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a BEHKEND,
assignee

J. T. FREEM.S, 18th and r streets: greenhouses.
2lt and 7 streets; cut Bowers, decorative plants,
a., &c. Telephone
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FROM this day on We wiz sell our entire stock of
boots and Shoes az cost to close bji.ileSS
s>iNSEEINrH ~ BRO,
g., ,;ILstreet.
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THE third guarterl examination OF the pupils Of
The Miner normal school Yesterday was attended
with pleasing and interesJln exercises There
were number OF visitors tre~ant.
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PrsLIc SrFaKERs and singers ind b. II. Douglas
. sons Capsicuil Cough DROPS sure remedy 10
l.lrSeH6SS.
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GUNUUFhSP EHFVNfUN
Will DE sold for tomorrow only at NJ Aucpnstpiu's
Sls, Sl9 81 .tn street northwest: Decorated cham
Der set SIS, worth S.: zinc waSlboard, 30 clothes
pins, clothes line, 2ic.; decorated tea SETS "a
pieces. $S.SS; ha1-ao.en stone china or OPAQUE
china cups and SaucerS. 4Sc: 2qCart covered buck
cts, &C.; hali-dozen fancy gobietS and j Iapanaed
waiter, CSC: Spint pianShed tea pots. l5c.: coal
sleeves. Sc: extra large size, loc: largest size ia
panned bread boxes 63c.: 3-QuaTI buckets, Sc: 10
quart water pals l5c. sold elsewhere II Sc: col
err glasses, gle, worth soc: haidolen pie plates
loG: covered butter dishes. g.: Rali-io1en White
handle knives aud forks, Sc. worth sl-to; half
dozen plated tea spoons ana sugar spoon, 5oc
Examine our prices In hoaSeturnlsning goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
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GREAT B. RGAISs Ia panos and Org1ns-S22, :25.
$50 SEQ. SIS. :1tD and upwards. for cash. at john l..
Ellis q Cos S51 Fla ave. near I6tn street
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LOOK PLEASANT! -Four best cabinet pilot .rr1phs,
any style. fer 81. New York Photo. Co., "a .tll
street northwest.
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Chance fer Bargains
The entire stock OF boots and shoes az HeIbrunS |
Oil stand, 42 1th street northwest must be closed
Out
BEHKEND,
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Bullet or BALLOT

A CoLoRRD CONVENTION CALLED AT p1TrsBURa.
The committee appointed at the recent conyen-
ton OF the colored voters OF Illinois, and known as
"The Colored Mems State Central Committee of the
State OF Illinois," has issued call to the colored
voters OF the states of Kansas Illinois, Indiana
chusetts and Connecticut, and the District OF Co
lumbia, for conference to be held at Pittsburg,
loyal and patriotic sentiment of the country to
speedily and effectually determine whether in time
OF peace, questions OF public are to be set
tied by the ballot or by the bullet in other words
whether the shotgun policy now in vogue In the
south Is to be recognized and sanctioned as leg1t-
mate mode OF political warfare" The address
states that the conference win also consider
line OF policy for the colored voters pursue in the
next national canvass.
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CARRIERS.
ja26
New CH1NA Silks.

New CH1NA Silks.
sEAToN PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BRorHED
aA' 'Yfa And S1e6zE6 CHA hsSsCs snR OF
IN WHITE, RIACK, AND ALL THE NEW LIGHT
Az HAE YAs SHADES RANGING FROM sla6 10
NEW FRENCH sATINEs AND CHrNTzRa
ANDERs0Ns SCOTCH ZEPHYR CLOTHS.
NEW BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS.
STER11 RSST iisHSs TowEfS FLOW FLOW AND AND
'rEsH sSaS AsR ss ssB 4 sHsSHs r5 &
ar 96ES6sR rs}sABr vrvhrs
ToSn 81 dAXoHs SIX TELyETs RAD
AZ AL SHADES fos DAY s Alb z Evs ssHSa
SbEb qqa2 f bsnss AND BRO
xvEsnfGtkkqm 1f9sADEs' aAuzEs ILLUSIONS AND
fa Hia9 1or xRt6 e SEP 2HHE StA AT
ress FAkai HRA 81 asd H1E DISPLAYING
nor 4I6as a61ps PIIN FIGURES AND COR
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building.
r..s.n.a i sssSSn'7''n' avenue ''a 's sss
Il .UrTREIla
We w se for the next thirty days entire stock of
Dress Goods at and below cost.
e. and 1o4 Cottons at prime cost; the best lo-4
6heetng in the market tor Is cts.
Ooakings reduced from $3.50 to &lS7k.
Large and complete stock OF Table Damask and Nap
kns at reduced prices.
Comforts and Blankets Ut cost
Black and Colored Silks at reduced prices
Examine before purchasing elsewhere and Won will re
stock.
J. A. LUTTRELL CO..
ta2S s17 Market Space
THE MOST USEFUL PRESENT
FOR YOUNG BOYS
nice overcoat q Suit Of Clothes ranging in price
from 81. so to ga Also. Hats Caps Boots and shoes
&C. All very cheap for the Hoiidaya
J.w sELBY
d22 1s14-1e1e Pennsylvania avenua
JAPANEsE SCROLLS FANS. Eta
and Decorative PctureA Jay Gould. 421 9th t. mia
WALKERS. 2O4 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
w Carpet Lining Felt ShoSmakerss Ant suuesk Port.
land and T. Top Clements. LSue. Plaster, Pitch Felt
dalf, CrocKs, 1ar, 1lns. &C jalA
VNHE CELLULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER BREAKs
never wears out always clean and can be worn while
CHAs FISHERS,
62S It'll street Northwest
MRS FISHER devotss hsr attention to the wsntsot
Lady fSsronA NH
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GEN GORDoN's DANGEROUS CAMPAIGN IN EGYPT.
Cen Gordon left Assovan yesterday en- route for
khartoum. He has written letter to Ell Nahdi
asking him to send the European prisoners In his
possession to khartoum. Sir Samuel Baker wrote
yesterday to the London Times that the position OF
zen. Gordon. alone and absolutely unprotected in
the deserts OF the Soudan and bearing large sum
OF money, Is not only extremely dangerous, but
also direct challenge to disaster
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ATTEND Hahn's clearIng sale. see City Item.
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ssLa societe de Berlin, sensatio

STA SOctete de Berlin'' Sensation,
n GERARD, FORMER SECRETARY OF THE FRENCH 1R.
CATION AT WASHINGTON, THE AUTHOR.
cable dispatch to the New York Herald from
Paris, January 3D. says: The secret has at last been
revealed OF the author of the famous Ga Soc1ete de
Berlin" whose nom de plume OF Comte Won vas1,t
was at first supposed to be that OF Count Beust.
then OF ~ de MaupuSSant. He now turns OUT to he
NJ Gerard, formerly secretary OF the French ega-
ton at Washington. He was afterward at Madrid.
and Is now IN Paris. In 1875 the Empress Augusta
sent to Prince HOhenlOhe in Paris to send her q
young Frenchman to read French to her. Prince
mended NJ Gerard, then twelve years of age. and
whose mother was a dame al co,aploir Tn the
MagaSin du Louvre. NJ. Gerard went to Berlin and
as reader to the empress gained the knowledge
which he has since made such sensational use OF.
In 1877 he wrote "Une Coincide de Salon, in which
Marie COlOmbier played the principal role In sew
eral performances Which were given in the houses
OF a number OF prominent diplomatists OF Berlin
n. Gerard afterward became a diplomat himself.
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THE PALAIs ROYAL "OrESISG. --"On

IuE fALtls Roy Al ''JPENlNG- 7-''tne1I ,--DaYS
a. Int above establishment have become ~ pofu-
Lar that a few words on the miI-wiuter opening
NAV b. acceptable 10 the ladies' il seems To be
the object OF the proprietor 70 attract the public ny
special souvenir bargains on these occasions,
which perhaps may yield small immediate profit.
but cause a future GAIN certainly. the crowds VINO
have attended the opening this week cannot but be
tnpresstl not only with The vaStneSS and variety
OF the new goods but also the extraordinary low
prices glance al the list OF souvenir in ad-
NertiSemest explains the great success Jhe open-
Ing WhiCrw5S 10 have terminated last evening.
but which viii be continued, by special request fOI
an this week
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IT IS WISE TO PROVIDE AGAINST EMERGEN
ces that are liable to arise in every family cold
may be dangerous thing, not depending upon the
means at hand to combat it. In sudden attacks cold
Group. asthma. ETC.. Ayers Cherry Pectora will prove
the quickest and most effective cure and your best
friend
GEO. ANDREWS. OvERSEER IN THE LOWELL
Carpet Corporation. was for over twenty years be-
fore his removal to Lowell afflicted with salt rheum in
its worst form. Its alterations actually covered more
than half the surface of bis body and limbs He was
entirely cured by Ayers SarsapaylA See certificate
Ayers Almanac for 1883 Jas
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFrICF or TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Feb. l. ISs. e-}D a m. {
For the middle Atlantic states. clearing. colder
weather, winds ShlFtinS 10 northwesteriy. rising
barometer on saturday fair weather Is Indicated
IN the districts bordering the Atlant wit much
es1ldpr weather.
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STARVING PEOPLE IN AN EGYPTIAN TowN.-Ad-
Vices from Snkat are heart-renderirg 1t is said
town. and that only horses and one bag OF barley
remain. There will be nothlngJert on February i,
when, unless relieved, the Inhabitants intend to
try to cut their way to Suakim They saw It ia
better to be killed than to starye
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Hahn.s Great s.earingU Up Sale.


Hahn's Great Clearing Up Sale.
Ladies s. best French Kid Button now $3.50.
Ladies ii hand-Sewed Goat Button. 50
Ladies 50 elegant Hid and Goat Button $40
Ladies - me Button, worked hoe, only 81 "a.
Ladies SO solid Kid ana Pebble Button now Sc
Gents s. nneCalf stitched Boots only a.
Gents strong nip ana Cali Boots down 10 sl.5o.
Gents - hand stitched Button now Si-50.
cents So Cali Button Lace and Congress -
Boys sl'5 stylish Button reduced 10 Si.25.
ioutns >eryiceaOe Kip Boots only sc.
Misses 81 80 fine hid and Goat Button sl3a
Misses Il Calf and PebO.e Shoes only .5c.
Snllds genuine Goat and Kid Sp.ing- heel 6oc.
Infants 50c- hand-Sewed Button on.y :gpc.
these prices good for Il short time only. Remem-
Der, we are oyerstoched ana must sen.
elo 9Th street and 1899 Pennsylvania ave.
JOlanson's Ke>,nurants.
44o and Az 9Th street. Branch 18th ana f
rhine YORK RIVER and other nny grade or oysters:
choice steamed, Siews, RaW. &c.: also Chesapeake
Ierrapn, Old Maryland style. at 18th and r. Life
lline experience. Ladies large saloons attached.
. Immense bargains at the closing out sale OF
me shoes Everything at actua. cost Gail early
at SiNsnEIMER Bro, IS .th St u
Special Notice 60 Wy Customers.
Don't fail TO read T. Go.ischmds advertisement
on this page.
Jet Earrings and Pins, 81 and s.. Prisg's.
Wells Health Remover cures dyspepsia, impo-
tence.
ThOrntOn.s Enul~iou
OF pure Goa Liver OH with Hypophosphites OF lime
ana SODA Tor coughs, colds, consumption. impaired
nutrition and general debility, easy aud pleasant
TO take Prescribed oy Physicians. Sold by Drug
glstS Large bottles, soc. Manufactured by " F.
thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets
bailuloIe, Nd m,w,r
The Trough On" Tooth Powder elegant, 15c.
NaSaldine cures Catarrh, for - cts In
Smokers try Or. Carnans Dentalaid Wash
DR.. Carman's Dentalaid Teeth, Gums, Breath
L"ndb0rg's perfume, Edema
LundbOrg's Perfume, &arechal Mel Rose.
LundborR's Perfume, Alpine Violet
LANDLORDS Perfume. Lily OF the Valley.
''ROugh on Corns," for corns,warts, bunions l5c.
"AIderncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churDed every moralng,
and delivered in haif-pcunf WARD prints SOC. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese ButtoriIilk and Sweet
MILK, sc. per quart, Cream l5C pint
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AN OLD COUPLE PERISH IN THE FLAMES
house occupied by an aged couple named Clinton.
between Norwich and New Berlin, Chenango Co,
n r., was found IN ashes yesterday morning II
had persisted In the flames. Their bodies Were
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BIsHop,s CA,nHoR1NE-

BnHops CAmHoRNr-
Cures Charped Hands, Face, Lips or any rouehuess
e tne nkin; removes sunburn ard renders the Skin
he Beautifully Soft and Smooth. No Toilet complete
Without It. Sold entirely upon its merits Price
70 per bottle: Try it. ana Ii not sats1ed return
TIA b0ttle aud have the money refunded.
Prepared by 1. ~ BISHOP rrroy..4
$50 9th street, corner street northwest
e jas Washington, D. O.
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WORK ON THE MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENT Sus-
PENPED;.A dispatch from vicksburg says: Capt.
eminent works at Lake Providence Reach.
yesterday telegraphed to the president Of
work would depend upon 81 ,OOO, 900 being appro-
priated for the purpose In reply he was notified
that no allotment had been made for the work in
his charge. and that he could count only on the
funds In hand. Capt Marshall SHUT down all work
at the Lake Providence Reach and Wilson's Point
and VIII close the engineers Office In this city, dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-01

THE LATE CONGRESSMAN HAsKELLS SUCCESSOR
NoA1NArED-The republicans Of the second con
gresslonal district OF Kansas held convention at
ston, of Anderson county, for Congress- to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the death Of Dudley l. Haskell
American labor; liberty and equality; exercise OF
civil and political rights; approving the action Of
the last republican Congress In refusing to restore
the land grant to the Texas Pacific railroad: en-
dorsing the determination OF the republican party
to hold public domain for actual Settlers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-01

TWENTY-SEvEN LADY COASTERS UPsEE-At noon
yesterday sleigh with twenty seven ladies was
upset on Crooked hill, Montgomery county, Pa.
near Reading. Some OF the women were thrown
down the mountain side, and others were tramnled
upon by the horses. Mrs. William HummeI had
her nose broken and face badly CUT three sustained
serious injuries about the head, and some of the
others were badly bruised
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CITY ITEMS.


Used properly Il never disappotuts ANYBODY
We refer TO Dr. Bulls Cough syrup Price y c
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MARRIAGE LIcRNsEs--MaTTtage licenses have been
issued by the clerk of the court to John K Hall ana
MIS-. Mary A. ArleO, both OF Baltimore; Thomas
johnson and Mary E. Summerytlle
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81 AIDES ATTENTION!
F. LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE NJ J. PRANDI viii open on JANUARY 2SrH.
n MRS. III. j. HUNTS 1909 STREET remain.
ing for TWO WEEKS only.
RHEA. WAVES! SINGLED BANGS!
These styles need be in the hardressers hands
Always in order by plain combing Hair Dressed and
Bangs ShinSled is26-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-01

NEW TELEPHONE CoMPANY.-A certificate of
Incorporation OF the Globe Telephone company. of
baltimore city, was filed for record yesterday in
Baltimore. Among the incorporators are Robert
Pa; james McHenry, of London; D. 81. Bates and
John II. B. Latrobe The Globe Telephone com
pany, OF New York, OF which this local company is
the telephone patents known as the Shaw patents.
and also control the claims Of Antonio Meucci OF
New York, -s "a
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The Bicylists, BANQUET.

THE CAPITAL CLUB AND ITS GUESTS AT THE FESTIVE
BOARD-A PLEASANT OCCASION AT ABNER's HALL
The fifth annual banquet OF the Capital Bicycle
Club was held at Abner's hall last evening, and
was most enjoyable occasion to all who partlci-
pated- Over fifty persons sat down to the excel
lent supper provided, and afterwards the evening
was given up to speech-making and bicycle remin-
scenes The guests present were Major Thomas
r; Morgan, COL F. a: seely. Or. George B. WEIGH,
MT Sackv1Ile H. [. West and j. T. Bivins The fol-
lowing active members OF the club made a very
pretty sight in their club uniforms: President How
Messrs aen seaX Saf H Rarhr ana Dodge ana
Wen, Schooley, Wilkins, Crossman, Leaning Bor-
den' Dodge, Bag, A9lngsworth; Minnix, Ddnning
Kuol1, Davis. Dom, Flint, Cook, Smith, Fowler,
Gordon Fox, Stewart, Coyle, Cram Dessez, Rhodes
Beali. Olds, Bacon, Harper, Helberger and Lewis A
nunDer or letters OF regret from those who were
unable to attend were read, after which the even
1ng's exercises were opened by President Howard,
who delivered very interesting address, giving a
summary OF the principal wheel events OF the club
during the past year, and drawing conclusions
there1rom OF the most advisable course to be pur-
an entertaining poem "FrOm Hades to Olympus. ~
selections from the revised edition OF the club die
tlonary were read by Clarence G. Allen The def
ntions were bright and witty and called forth CON
tEuous applause. Mr.. Edwin II. Fowler then
presented to W. F. Crossman the club road medal
for having made a record OF 1O5 minutes from
Upper Marlboro to the club rooms last No
tracts from the Washington Post Of 1901 giving
vi OF events.
Toasts In order for the remainder Of the even
Ing and were responded to as follows: The Capt.
tal CED, Duane E. Fox; Our Honorary Members
Major Thomas ?. Morgan; The Future Bicycle Club,
Col F. A. Seely; Bright Eyes and Rosy Cheeks,
Charies A. CALDWELL; The Room Committee, s. Pres
ton Moses. lr The p W. and b., S. p. Clark, ND.
81. c.; England over the Handle Bar. Max Hans
mann; Watermelon RacketS, Charles Flint: Anato-
my-Comparat1ye Study of Man and Bicycle-T A.
OF the events OF the evening was the surprising an
nouncement that the famous ''Klub Kat" had pre-
Sented the club with q litter Of kittens This was
nailed with JOY by the boys as an assurance that
the good luck brought by their cherished palladium
would be increased 1t was at very late hour that
the Joval party separated but the time had seemed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-01

The ENGLISH PREMIER'S BIRTHDAY-Mr Glad
stones birthday was observed In London yesterday
n M part 6y three delegations calling upon hm-the
liberal associations, and deputat1on OF $50 trades
union delegates. The latter urged the extension OF
action would presently be taken which would give
effect to the pledges OF the government, and he
urged them to judge the government accordingl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-01

nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
" the best, is JUSIh'S Old Stand known for
Is the only place where frst-class SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can be sold st respectable prlcez Address
JUSIHS Old Stand No. 619 street. bet ween eth and
9TH streets northwest
Ns6-Gots BY mali promptly atteudedsa ~
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Deeds in fee have been
filed as follows: Alice L. Wyckoff to Chas. T. Aug
fort, lot g. sub So. 500: $500 Same to Ella L. Cas-
tleman, pit. 10, So. 5l2; 8. NJ. Gibbons to A.
Frey, pt "a, So 49, $780, James NJ. Adams to C. L.
Watson, subs. IS and 10, So. 1916; $1,000
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MRS. MARY CAMERON'S CNERAI.-The funeral OF
Mrs. Mary Cameron, the widow OF the late Gilbert
Cameron, who died at 213 10th street southwest OF
heart disease on Wednesday morning. took place
this afternoon from her late residence There was
very large attendance, particularly OF the Scot
fish families OF the District and OF members OF the
westminster Presbyterian church The services
were conducted by Rev. DR.. Bittnger her pastor,
and the remains were placed In the vault at Glen,
wood, but will eventually be taken to Scotland for
fnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-01

AIDES, USE WHITE CLOVER FACE POWDER
IL is the best and entirely harmless
sold only by Druggists. Price Doc per box
tal5 Nj - KAHN Bslrfmore
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A DANGEROUS DoG.-Yesterday afternoon a large
white bull dog, belonging TO a colored woman
named Alice Forrest, attacked horse attached to
Belt line car, near the corner OF 12th street and
ONO avenue. and tore his breast OPEN In the Po-
lice Court to-day Alice was charged with keeping q
vicious dog, and consented to XIII it,
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Go0D1 EMTraR FiECTION--Scar o. Hope Lodge
l. u L. l. erected o'ilcers las night Is follows:
W V =; Nh r l. " Woodward. ". L. - Mr. 4 n
IaIitsoH. W \. =; Mr. w NJ Barclay W z :. Nj.
l. H. j-fnitdu. " l.: Tgs. w ". johnson VI a :.
VII George johnson. W. y. Mss Ida LauInan VI
u VI; Miss '-a!.ie LGweTaTt, -. l. O.: Mr. .;ls.r.a
Meehs. '" q. =; Ms. T. = Woodward l. H. :
MIS- Magic H. rocrt J. II. =, and Mss Carrle r.
Broohleld, llusica, director
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-17
stockholders n Z Dilemma.

The California Southern railroad is another
example of the monstrous injustice of laws bas-
ing railway rates on the earnings of the roads
for any given period This new road was
almost completely destroyed by foods some
months ago. The millions invested have been
lying idle ever since, and now it is announced
that to put it in operation again will cost no less
than $3.50, 600 The stockholders have been in
vited to buy new stock, but do not respond to
the necessary amount The company has only
about $40. 900 on hand which can be used for this
purpose and if it goes on and incurs indebted
ness, the stockholders, under the laws of Cali
fornia, will be personally responsible therefor;
and the question is, whether to do this or to aban-
don the road entirely Meantime, the California
Legislators, who are so terribly afraid that the
railways will make too much, do not propose
any laws guaranteeing them against ruin. The
rule for regulating railways by the politicians
does not work both ways