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COPPER COLORED-

1have been afflicted with troublesome skin disease,
covering almost completely the upper part Of my body
causing my skin to assume copper-colored hue. 1t
could be rubbed off like d,ndruf and at times causing
intolerable itching and the intense suffering
have used blood purifiers pills. and other advertised
remedies but experienced relief until procured the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, which, although used carelessly
and irreuarly cured alaying that terrible itching
and restoring my skin to its natural color willing
to make affidavit to the truth OF this statement
Milan Mich. Ct BUXTON
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Sold by all druggists. CUrIcURA, SO cents: REsoL.
VENT, 81 SOAP, 25 cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston, Mass.
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
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The COurts.


Court IN GENHRAL TERN.
Yesterday, woodruff agt- the National Shelf and
File Company; decree awarding plaintiff $lS250
Reginald Fendall, agent, agt ]. b. Aloers; argued
and submitted
CIRCUIT CouRT@Jud0e Hdgner.
Yesterday, Reardon ct al, a0t Nash; verdict fof
defendant. Kenstnger agt- Hertz ct al; juror with
drawn and continued at plaintiffs cost
EQUrY CouRr7I,ldge Macarthur.
Yesterday, White agt Doyle; check for $50 or.
dered into registry. Shehan agt DAVIDSON; referred
to auditor. McIinden agt McLinden; sale ordered,
and j. T. Hanna appointed trustee TO sell In re
lunacy Of Arthur C. Pckrell; auditors report con-
nrmed. Speiden agt. MINK; sale ordered, and
John Barnard appointed trustee to sell FitzmoFris
agt Moran; hearing commenced; testimony taken
In open court.
CRIMINAL CouKT-Jud0e Wvtte.
Yesterday, Robert Anderson. assault TO XII; YER
dict guilty OF assault and sentenced to jail for
ten days Angenetto Allen, oawdy house; verdict
guilty and sentenced to jail for SIX months Geo.
II. Miller, assault; motion to quash granted.
POLICE COURr-Jud0e Shell
To-day, James Hicks cOlored, was fined SO Tor
pushing Sarah Lee out OF her own house, when he
had no right there. Charles Jacobson was fined s.
for striking q small colored boy named Anhur
Clayton across the neck with carriage whip.
Dan Beach, wasting Potomac water; S. 1gnatius
Nau, was charged with keeping an unlicensed bar.
Of1cer White testified that he went into MI. Naus
saloon on Monday to serve an attachment on Mr..
Nau. While waiting there an old soldier came Into
the bar room and got three small glasses OF Deer,
for which he paid Is cents The court nned Nau
$lO6. An appeal WAS noted
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The Homeopathic Hospital.

CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN Mr. r. C. AND THE
HEALTH OFFICER REFERENCE TO COMPLAINT
ABOUT THE LOCATION OF THE HOSPITAL
Mr.. Robert C. Fox addressed note 10 Health
Or1cer Townshend, on the 3lst ultlno In which he
stated that about two weeks prior 10 that time he
rented premises 1I06 street northwest which he
owns for a homeopathic hospital and diSpensary;
That subsequently, a strong complaint had reached
him about the Use OF the property hospital pur-
possible liability TO contag fOus diseases arising
from the erowdihg OF 50 many people into a room
or mouse not specially adapted 10 that purpose.
He asked the health oficer TO give hts views on the
subject, and visit the building TO II there are
any nuls9nces existing, etc Yesterday the health
officer replied as follows: Referring 10 yours OF
tle 3lSt uIt requesting my opinion 10 the prob
able effect upon the health of the locality by reason
or the founding OF a homeopathic hospital at No.
!iuo street northwest, have the honor To state
That II Is hot within the province OF the health Off
Ger 10 anticipate nuisance OF any character, and
there Is no provision I'm our health ordinances 10
govern the location OF hospitals The directors OF
the hospital would not. however, be liable coun-
tenance the crowdng, ETC., that you refer 10, and
cases Of contagious disease would not be admitted
HELD TO ANSWER CHARGE OF HOUSEKEEPING
IN THE NIGHr-Frank Queenan. a small colored
boy, was put on trial ia the Police Court this
morning a charge OF hOuSebrea king in the night
Ny William Il. Fitzgerald, who keeps q store at
Tho corner OF LIST and streets southwest, testified
That his stable entered some time saturday
night and set or harness and a coal shovel stolen.
He suspected the defendant, who had been In his
s.ore several times during the evening. MI a N
The defendant, which he said ne had found on Mas
sachusetts avenue, and which was identified by
Mr.. Fitzgerald as the one which was stolen from
MS stable. The case was sent 10 the grand Jury;
bonds $500
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-Deeds In fee have
been filed as follows: C.. +. Auffort to John g.
Wede, lot 8, sub. So 500; 81 050 John ,. Sabine To
James T. Wormley, lots 10 10 81, 50. 1872 S2575. r.
Miller ct al, trustees, TO B. II. Warner, part So.
9lS $o,o4s- John Hay 10 III. b. Adams, sub. II, 81.
lSS; = C. W. King 10 ID. 5. Porter ct al, lot II
sub. 80. $50; $970
AIT SAL1-Messrs. Walter Il. Williams & Co.
auOtoneers, will sell by catalogue, at their sales
Nom, corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
VI HoHorrow morning, commencing AT ii O'Clock, n
WALLIS venetian glass, water colors, terra Gotta
ngues antiquities, etc, all having been carefully
eioctsu Dy Onyotu Brothers. Venice Italy for the
Doston exhlOt1on. just closed. These goods are
now OF exhibition, and admirers OF works OF arr
sh0uld Inspect then
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THE HERITAGE OF WOE,

Misery, shame and agony often bequeathed as q sole
legacy to children by parents is neglected Scrofua To
cleanse the blood of this hereditary poison and thus
move the most prolific Of human suffering. to
clear the skin of dsfguring humors itching torures
huiliating eruptions and loathsome caused by
to purify and beautify the skin and restore the hair
that trace of the disease remains CUTICURA REso
VENT. the blood purifier diuretic and aperient and
CUT1cURA and CUTIcURA SOAP. the great skin and
besutifers are infallible
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ANOTHER COLD WAVE CONISG,-FreSh straw
berries, cucumbers, new tomatoes, new potatoes,
Boston lettuce, watercress, spanish onions. caul-
mower, mushrooms, asparagus. rhubarb, egg plants
and dandeilons- c. Engels Sons, vegetable dealers,
ego Center Market. Marketing delivered.
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B. n. DOUGLASS & Sons Capsicum Cough Drops
are manufactured by themselves, and are the result
OF over forty years experience In compromising
cough medicines
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FROM this day on we Will sell our entire stock of
boots and shoes at cost to close business.
SINSHEINES Bro,
SUe 9TH street.
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In AN INSANE ASYLUM SINCE lSS2-In Chicago
yesterday, John FauldS subject OF Graf Britain,
who has Deen in the Kankakee insane asylum since
1884, applied for release writ Of haOeas corpus
He claims that he was confined In the asylum at
the instance Of claimants TO his property, worth
from 100000 to 100000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-06

LADIES don't miss the chance. A manufacturers
entire line OF short ends OF embrOiderieS sale
Thursday and Friday. which will be sold 50 per
cent less than regular prices.
Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agent,
1l2 Seventh street.
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Silks, Snks, SILKS.

H1LKs' OnKsl O1LKs!
Another large lot of SILKS Just received from New
York,
CARTER'S. I'll MARKET SPACE
COLORED FANCY SILKS, 37hc
NUNS, YELLING CREAM pure WOOL wide double
width. 37Hc.
GoLokED RADz1MER SILKS. excellent quality.
reduced from $3.50 to 81.
COL0RED CASHMEREs. pure wool. double width
BLACK SILKS excellent quality. reduced from 81 Is
NEW YORK MILLS s9EETING uhe widest and
very besD reduced to actual cost, 25c.
81 to actual cost, 75c.
CoLoRED sATINS. in pink. cream and light blue, re-
duced to SOC.
:. HANDSOME BRoCADE SILKS in cream. pink and
light blue reduced from 3 25 to actual cost. 81
BLANKETS pure wool. large size. reduced to actual
BLACK SILKS. actual cash value g. reduced to 81 Co.
COLORED SILKS, Soc
NEW YORK MILLS sHEET1NG. one yard and Q
quarter wide l2}Sc.
CARRIERS,
fsb6 I'll MARKET SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-06

THE ST. CECILIA QUARrETTB. OF this city, viii give
concert in Richmond next Friday evening.
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BABY. For Infantile and Birth Humors and Skin
Blemishes use CUTIcuRA SOAP deliciously perfumed
skin beauter and toilet bath and nursery sanative f6
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LADIES don't miss the chance

LADIES are invited to the new Art School, in VII
lards hotel parlors.
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An ART SCHOOL.

AN ART SCHOOL,
for teaching decorative needlework, has Just been
opened IN the parlOr Of WllaTdS hotel. Samples OF
all kinds. including Kensington. arreSene chenille,
The new Queen Ann and oriental outline eMbrOid-
cries DOW on exhibition. Shading specially.
Ladies invited to Call.
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SELLING Orr To C1osn
EVERY ARTICLE AT PRIME COST.

1000 DOZEN LARGE ALL SILK HANDKERCH1EFs
atl25 cents; former price rs.
200 DOZEN MEMS MERINO WOvE UNDERsHIRTS
81 cents; former price 76
500 GROSS CUT STEEL BUTTONS, at ots dozen;
former price D.
TABLE LINENS 10 cts. % cts. IS cts % cta 50 cts
IS cts, A. cts.
PLAIN DRESS SILKS all colors IS cents; former
price $1OO
INGRAM CARPETS 81 cts; former price g.
SUMMER DRESS SILKS. Sc eta. SO cts 43 cts l6 cts.
4S cts. " - ''
BLACK AND COLORED ALL WOOL CAsHMEREs. SO
cts. 81 cts. 40 cts, ~ eta, 46 cts, IS eta
EVERY ARTICLE AT PRIME COST.
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TT IS WISE TO PROVIDE AGAINST EMERGEN
Aces that liable to arise in every family cold
may be dangerous thing, not depending upon the
hand to combat it. In sudden attacks of cold
Group. asthma. ETC., Ayers Cherry Pectoral 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
than half the surface of his body and limbs. He
entirely cured by Ayers SsrsaparA See certificate in
Ayers Almanac for 1888 Jas
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Many OF the wines upon the market at this dav
are a mixture or chemicals and water Speer !
wines have established "A reputation that + above
reproach, they have been Endorsed by the leading
surgeons and hospital nurses OF this country and
Europe. For sale by druggists. WAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-06

Immense bargains at the closing out sale OF
line shoes Everything at actual cost. Cali early
at SISSHTiNER & Bro, sos eth st. u
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FORCIBLY TAKEN FROM THE MAGISTRATE.
While the examination was in progress twelve
silent, steady, masked men walked up to the rail-
road track from Corning to Rendville distance OF
about two miles, went to the magistrates Office
forcibly entered and took charge of the accused
men, put rope around the neck OF the young man,
holsted him, and asked him to confess. He said he
did not Kill Clifford. but that his father was the
guilty one. The elder Hickey was then drawn I'D
twice and let down. Each time the maskers COM
manded him to confess; but each time he protested
his innocence He was drawn up the third time
and his body dangled In the air until life was ex
tinct. The maskers then moved quickly of In the
direction OF Corning.
THE AURDERER's DAUGHTER sL1GHTED
brother of Clifford had recently married a
daughter OF the elder man Hickey and it is alleged
that the man who was shot had said he would
rather have seen his brother dead in his coffin than
married to the Hickey girl This is given out as
the prOyOcation that led to the beginning of the
bloody work The saloon and house kept by The
old man Hickey. justly or unJusty, had bad repr-
tatton; but the fact that he fired the shot that
clearly established, though subsequent develOD-
WOMAN ACCUSED OF COMPLETELY
The widow Of Richard Hickey, together with a
young son, was brought to this place to-day and
committed to the county jail upon the charge of
being accessory to the murder OF Peter Clifford
An older son who, the younger brother now de-
clares, fired the fatal Shot when his father called
the unfortunate man out, made his escape.
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The GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.-The first
public meeting Of the ladies aiding this institution
viii be held at the hospital building, at the head OF
10th street. the 18th inst, when full reports Of
all their affairs and progress viii be made.
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VALENTISEs-at J. Jay Gould's wonderful store.
Don't FORGET the gala time at Abners hall with
the Knights or 81. Patrick tomorrow night jan
uary tickets good for admission.
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$4,000

NV ORLEANS, Jan. &c, 1884
The Undersigned certify that they held for collec-
con, for account Of Henry Munk. 2.6 Grariot ave-
nue., and sam Levy, Detroit. Mich one-fifth each
q Ticket No. s., l76 Single Number Class A, In The
louisiana state Lottery, which drew the Third
Capital Prize OF TEN THorsANp DOLLARS on Tues
DAY, January 18th, 1884 said tickets having cost the
sum Of one dollar each, and that the amount was
promptly paid on presentation or the tickets at the
ONCE Of the Company E. b. LRosTE
Exchange and Discount Clerk, Louisiana
National Bank OF New Orleans.
T. VI. WBsCoAT,
Agent Southern Texas and Wells, Fargo
Co. Express Cos, New orleans, La.
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CITY ITEMS.


Why suffer a living death from Asthma Dk
Bulls Cough syrup Viii cure you quickly. . cts
Hahn's Attractive Clearing Sale.
Ladies' S French Kid button down 10 $50
100 hand-Sewei gcaC :" 3Gl
ESQ fine Kid button reduced 10 l.e5.
2O worked hole button down 10 l.ja.
Gents son fine calf stitched boots now 400.
So best hand-Stic hed shoes down 10 Asa.
40 hand-stittaed CATERS now $50.
3oo nne eaa but laced and cong. only = p.
Loo working shoes reduced 10 -.
Misses 80 fne goat aid hid bu.ton now -.
BOYS LIS dre5Sy button shoes only LIS.
ChldrenS fine spring heel button down TO 20
Infants 30 hand->ewed button only IS.
These prices coed Tor a short time only. Stock
must be reduced. SO 1ta street and 1872 Penn
Syiyanla avenue
see Johnson's restaurants and oyster saloons 40
ana Az 9Th street: branch, 18th ana Z streets.
Lifetime experience. Ladies' large saloons attached
For Gold and silver trimmings
so to Meyers, 9ss 9TH street northwest. w&s,tr
ART Ncedleuor:x.
Elegant House Decorations. including table
scarfs sofa pillows. mantei draperies, now 90 tX-
hbtlon In Wlllard'S il0tel parlur, by the new Art
Sclooi OF New YORK. Ladies invite 10 call
New Art school.
In Willard's Hotel Parlors. Ladies invited.
Cigarette Smokers should try the new
sweet bouquet" They are exquisite.
JOhEsOn's Oyster SALOONS
ana restaurants. 40 and a. 9th street: branch 18th
and streets. High grade oysters only.
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Mother swans wornsryup.tasteless, erectlve;t
Thoru,Ou,. Emu!<ion

OF pure Cod Liver OH With HypophosihiteS OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds. CONSUMPTION. impaired
nutrition and general debility: easy and pleasant
TO take. Prescribed 10y Physicians. sold 10y Drug
giSJS. Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured b. W. T.
Thornton. corner Baltimore and Harrison streets
Baltimore, Md E,wI
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I'm Tbirty ffay.' f'-sa,.
The Votaic Belt Co.. Marshall. Mich. VIII send
DIR. Dyes Celebrated Eleciro-Noltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial Tor thirty days to men
Cyouhg or odl who afflicted with nervous de
blity, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration of health and
manly vigor. Address as above. y. B.-No risk is
incurred, as thirty days trial IS allowed w,s,m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-06

TINE ENEMIES OF THE MUTUAL RESERVE
Il FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION having for year cir
cuated their falsehoods throughout the country
resulted in our members converting III their respective
locaIit and appointing committees to attend the
nua meeting of the Association for the purpose of
vestgatng for themselves the truth falsty of these
CHARGES and the actual condition of the affairs of
Association As a result the Association well the
management have received unqualified and unani-
nous endorsement by every committee
Extract from the report of the Buffalo committee:
" - With every facility for detecting fraud,
crookeiness maladminisraton, indication thereof
found If the company is not in q healthy, pros
porous condition. dealing justly with its members and
honorably with the public then appearances decep-
tive and facts unreliable"
Extract from the report Of the Baltime committee
From every inquiry made, all the investiea-
ton given to the matter and from their personal obser
citation is nrey worthy of the entire confidence of it's
members 1t is truly mutual association. where each
tor to do good or harm" Office No. 1909 street.
feoA 1.I. KNIGHT. General Agent
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The Suffering Poor.

RELIEF EATENDkO THhOU9H THE POLICx.
Major Dye, chief OF police, reports the number OF
families relieved yesterday, through his depart
me8t, as follows: First precinct, 5 colored and 8
white second precinct, cOlOred and white; fourth
precinct colored and l white; sixth precinct, S
colored and white; and eighth precinct, colored
and withdrawing 81 families relieved, or a total
OF 81 persons
These cases, 1t will be noticed, are growing less
every day, the open spell In the weather being prob
ably the principal cause. Donations have, at the
same time, fallen OF, and fears are expressed by
parties interested In seeing the poor fed and COM
fortably clothed, that another cold turn to the
weather viii find them in worse plight than ever;
CONCERT FOR JHE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.
very attractive program has been arranged for
the Old Folks concert to be given at Odd Fellows
hall, Navy Yard, tomorrow evening, for the bene-
Mt Of the poor in that section Of the city. Among
those announced 10 take part are Eye Long and
Short Men," Palmer and Miller: aye COmely Maid
ems" Mundell, MacMichae, Layton and Pryor; Eye
Young Men," Fennell, MCGOWAN, SUNNY and Prof.
K Donaldson; ''Ye Sailor Boy Clarence Miles,
Prof. F. C. Lee. George Methuselah FOrdham is
rye T1meSt," and Mr.. VIM. W. Greenwich aye per-
former on We new tangled piano forte"
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

HH0 NSatheF.
OFFICE OF THE CRIEP SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. C.. Feb G. 1884, $50 a nj
Tor the middle Atlantic states threatening
weather and rain La southern half rain or snow In
northern half. variable winds, colder weather by
barometer Rain VIII prevail n the districts on the
Atlantic coast tonight and tomorrow morning
followed on Thursday by colder. partly Cloudy
weather. and snow in northern portions. Much
colder weather Is Indicated for the Ohio valley the
lake region, and northwest on Thursday.
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EXTRA COMMISSIONING to the inability OF the
publishers OF The Capital 10 anticipate the demand
Tor copies OF last Sunday, containing the school
compositions. they have run Off extra lot, and
are pow able To supply copies at their oice, 1870
PennsylyaE avenue.
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The Below Certificates Speak for
Themselves.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. :, 1884.
The undersigned certiies that he held for collec-
ton, for account OF John Reyes Paige, care of L.
p. Alexandra Co.. Nassau street, New York,
ene-half OF Ticket No. q, 4O5 Single Number Class
NJ. in the Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the
Second Capital Prize Of FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
on Tuesday, December 1Sth 1885, said ticket having
cost the sum OF five dollars, and that the amount
was promptly paid, by a check on the louisiana
National Bank, on presentation OF the ticket at the
once or the Company. TN. WEsCo.T.
Agent southern Texas and Wells, Fargo
Co. Express Cos, New orleans, La
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Lynched by Masked Men.

AN OHIO BRAKEMAN MYSTERIOCSLY KILLED-THK
CRIME PROMPTLY AVENGED.
dispatch to the Cleveland Herald from New
Lexington, Ohio, says: In Rendv1lle, on the Ohio
Central railroad, about ten miles south of this
place, Peter Clifford, Of Corning, brakeman, was
called to the door OF his dwelling, Saturday night
and shot, dying in q few minutes The report is
that he lived long ugh to tell who fired the fatal
shot. Richard In ey and son, proprietOrs OF
liquor shop and low resort were arrested and taken
before magistrate of Rendville for preliminary
hearing
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ART Ncedle,Nor.x

Elegant House Decorations. including tabl
ScarfS. sofa pillows. mantei drapcries now on \
hibit0n In WillardS iIotel parlor, 10y the new Al
Sclool or New YORK. Ladies Invited 10 call 1
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Mas. SELMA RUPERT.

Mrs. SELMA hUPPERT.
COS NINTH STREET. OPPOSITE PATENT OYYrcl
Novelties in ART NEEDIEwORK KENSINGrON
ARASENE and RIBBON EMBROIDERIES and ALL
MATERIALS for the same
Complete stock OF ARAsENE, CHENILLE FELPA
SATEENS. PLUSHES AND WORSTED PRINCES.
STAMPING PROMPTLY EXECUTED ASSN
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WSON'S
6S6 Pennsylvania Avenue (South Side).
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s.Etough on Rats clears out Rats, Mice. 1sc.
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Nasaldine cures Catarrh. for p cts I'm
Smokers try DR.. Cafman's Dentalaid Wash.
Dr. Carman's Dentalai1 Teeth, Gums, Breath.
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New Art school.

In Wizards Hotel ParlorS. Ladies invited !
Cigarette Smokers should try the new
"Sweet Bouquet" They are exquisite
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Above fSeproach.

JOhEsOn's Oyster saloons
ana restaurants 4io and ii2 9th street: branch l3
and streets. High grade oysters only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-06

Why suffer a living death from Asthma DR
3uls Cough syrup viii cure you quickly. IS cts
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THE MIGHTY DOLLAR-Eyidencp was heard I'm
the Police Court to-day TO the effect that on Satur-
day, the i2th or January, when the thermometer
was zero, Singleton Bell, coOred coal vender
went into Mrs. Emma Turner's house, No. 239 E
street southwest, and saw II silver dollar on the
Inantelpiece, and the temptation great that
he couldn't resist, and so he put the s'mlzhty dol
lar" In his pocket Judge Smell ordered him to
make restitution.
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CONFIDENCE MEN PLEAD GUILTT.-TO-day George
Kelly and George W. Morgan, alias Frank Warner,
January 2sth, obtained $50 from Dwight H. Corey
by means OF a false check, pleaded guilty In the
Criminal Court, but sentence was suspended, as
there Is no penitentary to which they can be SEN
fenced at preSeUI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-06

THE NATIONAL THEATER.-To-night the Illinois
press association will visit the National theater as
guests OF Mr.. Abaugh and Mr.. ". j. Florence.
Tomorrow night the ever-pOpu,ar Mighty Dol
lar VIII be given. The advance sale Is very large
the leap year party OF Miss Blaine and Miss Miller
having taken nearly one hundred seats for Thurs
day night. and another party OF twenty-five will
BE- given by Mrs. johnson