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Evening star., 1884-01-12
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Az UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT To swISDLE BANK
H." ttEcK WAS OBTAINED FKCM MR.. JUSTICE
BEADLET.
y raised check for 500 signed by Justice Bradley.
IN favor Of James C. McCreldy, was presented yes
t~:d-ty afternoon for payment at the Metropolitan
bank by Messenger boy. Accompanying the
cAssE was = sealed note TO the cashier Mr. Geo H.
Il. White, yfli"lI rad as follows:
Hive the Kindness To cash check Send amount
- inesseuc T, as We intend paying for our uni
lv'-iio IO-di@ JAS G. MCt READY,
Treas. Nat. Rifle Cadets
Tie hoy. In answer to Mr. V Whites Question said
M i-, L,''r 40 ht"n given him by man at the
A':aSjen h1tci. VINO told him 10 bring the answer
q The corner ci glh street and New York aycnna
me- tod tht- boy 10 90 back and tell the man
titf ~" was AFRAID 10 trjISt 50 much money to his
c.. = ara stsN hin 10 come 10 the bank himself
Wen ta- boy went back he was followed by
clcrE nom Tie bank. who saw him meet two men
Oh thr street corner When they received Mr.
N!.ltC message. they said with an oath that they
h.db tline Ia 20 IN the bank, and then boarded a
Nj Mat tiHgly. The detective when Informed OF
u circumstances said that he thought hc knew
VINO TIE nten were, and search Is now bciEg made
INT i1l-.hS il1u been done with some skin, by
ef"SlAE ti.e lne drawn after the word "fye," and
GIS''rtIA, '-GGntTCd-r
Justice Bradley states that he was called on
oy wvil-drt.sSed young man who said that he had
COM 70 St his subscription To the National Rifles
Cadets. Nr. Bradley sslii thar he rccOllected some
onc had ASKED him 20 become an honorary member
D. the payment Oi Some money, but that he had
refused The young man insisted that lie had SUBJ
The men, IL appears. have attempted to operate
upon others N the same way, but have been given
money instead OF checks.
J. {. NcCrcady, whose name was signed 10 the
note accompanying the raised check, was page In
tEe House under DOOrkeeper BrOwnlow.
iOi- j. O. Il. Burnside, captain commanding the
National Rifles, states that young Macready had no
authority TO procure money for the National Rifles
Cadets, and that he was expelled from that organi-
Z&uon more than year ago, the charge against
hun being that he procured subscriptions al the
United states Senate, IN the name OF the CORPS and
pocEeted the proceeds Col Burnside saws: ~
irus our citizens viii In the future ask for written
authority before contributing In any way for the
eenent or the National Rifles"
SCRRaSDERED TO THE MARYLAND AUTHORITIES ON
RKQU QUiSITI0S.-Edward Lilly was surrendered by
orGcT of Chief Justice Cartier to Baltimore officer
under a TequisitiOn OF the governor OF Maryland
LILY being under indictment in Baltimore Tor OBJ,
tdiA41S on Ma 30tI last from David Ierlock nt cen
p.OiiitSory notes OF the value OF 1886 by t,Ise prf,
telSe Lilly was arrested here in july .ast clared
WIN larceny from Thomas Price. c Garrett county
siu, ana Ga july 18th was sentenced 10 six months
impeachment Tie Baltimore authorities then
presented teir rcqti7tjiOn but il was not h0aOrtd
ICi t-'t apA WAT tn' court here had LILY in Gus
iody HIS term being ,.brGs cut tIs ri;l.,,; N was
loaorci y.-s."rIly. - wa
Evening star., 1884-01-12
Clarence N. Barton Resigns.

bELlk' I'D 40 HAVE GONE TO SOUTH AMERICA
clarence NJ Barton, who disappeared from Wash
ington some time ago somewhat under a cloud as
regards financial matters has resigned his position
as N2oO clerk in the Navy department., and the
resignation has been aeceptea By Secretary Chand-
Ter, to take effect from the 1st of January The
civil service commission has been requested to cer-
lily the customary names, from which the vacancy
will be filled. Bartons letter OF resignation was
Wlisten 1ew days alter his disappearance from
The letter OF the Secretary accepting the resi- gna
ton was forwarded to the Philadelphia address, but
did not reach him. ftwaS returned to the depart
mellt 1t is generally believed that Barton has
gone to South America.
THE HoLLYwOoDs-The celebrated Hollywood
family. six in number. are engaged at the Dime
Museum and will appear On Monday next. The
performances OF these Juveniles are very extraor-
binary and attractive
SENT TO THE REFoRM scIpo1--Iudge Smell to-
ored boy, who attempted. it Is charged, to poison
his uncle's family with "Rough on Rats" to the
reform school during minority.
THEATER CoMIQUE.-Manager Snelbaker never
fails to offer to his patrons an entertaining pro-
gram For next week he has secured Charles b.
Pamer's original ''Danitesn company which will
appear at the Com1que commencing Monday even
Ing. The company is said to be very strong one.
ALLEGED HIGHwAYMEN HEkp-Cornelius Camp
bell and Green Lightfoot, the two alleged colored
ngnWaSnen, VINO were arrested Tor aSSaultlng
and robbing Robert Bias, last Thursday, near 18th
and streets, was called in the Police Court this
morning and continued on account or Bias being
unable to appear; bonds 1900.
WRIGHTs DINE MusEUM.-Thls evening every
lady ana child present Will be presented with an
elegant piece of Bohemian glass work made by the
famous glass blowers, Messrs. Palmer and Davis.
A VERDICT OF ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-The verdict
or the coronerS jury yesterday afternoon in the
case OF the unknown man killed by being struck by
a locomotive on the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road, at the Long bridge, Wednesday afternoon.
was That death was accidental. The body Will re-
main at the undertaker'S until Monday for identifi-
cation.
BRUTAL ASSAULT BY TWO WoMEN.-Yesterday
afternoon Doctor Purvis telephOned to police head
quarters that Mary NOkeS, cOlored girl about
seventeen years old, and resident Of COXS alley,
between 9th and 7th and ID and streets, had been
sent 10 the freedman hospital, and was in crii-
Cal condition. She says that she was assaulted and
beaten by two cOlOred women named Mary Pink
hard and Lilly Taylor. Detectives Ran and Block
went In search OF the women and found them in
COXS alley, and locked them up in the fifth pre-
cinct station house.
Evening star., 1884-01-12
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

ANvsENESrSSth PAGE.
AIToRNETs-5tn rage.
AUCTroN SsLEs-5th and 7th PAGES
BCaEDISG-fth page
PCC-S. &C-5th rare
IJ~INTSS CHaSCES-ith page
CITY ITEWs-S:h PAGE
CoUSTRY REAL EsTATE-4th page
1EATHs-5th Vagp.
DFNTISTRY-5th page
Dry CIOODs-Stn race
fDUCATIOS8Il-5th paz-n
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-Gth page.
ENsSCIsI-7ch PAGE
For RENT RpOIns)-4th para
RoE BENT tHous's,-4th PAGE.
FCR RENT C5fisccl!aneous)-4th para
1CR SALE tNiaceila1cous)-4th page.
For SALE tHpuSs ith Pa-c
FCR SALE uots)-4th Page.
GENTLESIEN'.- GOODs--th til page.
HOUsEFU NISHISGS-5th page.
LADIES GOODS-.th pa-re.
IECTyR RES-stE page
1I-T OF LETTERS Sd PAGE
IOST AND FOUND-fth pa,a
MONEY TO LOAS-4th PAGE.
MEDICAL. SC-7th page.
IsEsONAI.-4th ragc.
1IA~CS ASD ORGaNs-7th nlga
lEoFEs7IONAI-;,j i'S-e.
IECFOSALs-4thr rage
E,1LEOins-CtliT Ta--r
SJEAF ITCTJEES-3th para
SFwr~G NACHINES-G.h para
STECI4L NoTICES-lst page.
SrTcINT.TsEs-5:h pa--r
s-Es.rEES. 5,C--Ctn pa,e
TEE TRADES 4th Iare
lSDEI-TAETEs. &C.--th para
Na>TTn tTIrlp-4ti PAGE.
WsSTEo t>;itu.tiQus-t. rlya
WANTED I, us--s}-..:h Ta-r.
Ws,,TID = s1:r=g-tth pa-n.
WAITED CNisccI!arr1;lsl-i:Il PAGE
WGCD ND CosI-6th pacc
Evening star., 1884-01-12

Amusements, &c, Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATKR-Joe Jefferson In ."Rip Van
Winkle"
.FoBps OPERA HoUsK-Ford's Comic Opera Com
pany In "The Beggar Student"
THKATKR CoNIoUE-Nac-Nac dancers and va
HeueS
DINE Observation-Disclosures, menager1e and In
tereSttng performance
WILLARD HALL-Blind Tom Concert
Evening star., 1884-01-12

d. E. CARPENTER. Henderson. N Y. cured Of Psori.
g. The most 9s; wonderful record
his friends thought he must die Cure sworn to hfnra
Justice OF the peace and Hendersons most prominent
Evening star., 1884-01-12
Where are the Water InspectOrsl

where are the Water Inspectors!
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
VIII the good people OF Washington, and the
water inspectors in particular take the trouble to
look at their thermometers and see that no water
Is allowed 10 waste when the temperature Is above
g.! our excellent weather bureau gives timely
warning OF freezing weather, and 1T is very incon-
s1derate for our citizens to allow the water to run
night and day. depriving those who are less favored
as 10 location OF this most necessary article
Thanks to THE STAR for last summers crusade on
Lhe Water-"aStlng nuisance, We have had a fair
How OF water until within q week past when the
water ceased running above the basement. VIII
IHE STAR come 10 our rescue again, and see that
The water inspectors are thawed out?
STREET NV.
Washington, January 11th, 1884
Evening star., 1884-01-12

BITTKRS AS ToSIC.-I have numerous lot Of
Bitters, such as my own MelllstOn for dyspepsia;
cannot be equaled; Aromatic will give Appetite and
my well known Wild Cherry. / have also the agency
Tor the celebrated DR.. Lapper's imported Aromati-
que, which fs pronounced by physicians the finest
article In the country. Get them at Chr Xander
No. 81! 7th street q. W.
Evening star., 1884-01-12

MIR. Mr.. AsD Mrs. EVERETT STEBnINs. Belchertown
Mass, write Our little boy terribly afflicted with
Scrofua Salt Rheum and Eryspelas ever since ne was
born and nothing could give him helped him untiI
we tried CUTICURA REMEDIES,w which gradually cmrs,
him, until he is now as fair any child N''0
Evening star., 1884-01-12
Violation Of the Civil Service Rules.

Ne
A CLERK WHO WANTS TO FIGHT.
10 the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
VIII you kindly shed a little light upon the fol-
lowing points:
Is 1t not the duty OF the civil service commission
10 investigate every alleged violation OF the crim-
nal section OF the civil service act reating to So
ncltlng and receiving subscriptions for political
purposes, and to report the result TO the proper
prosecuting officer for his action?
Is IL The duty OF the district attorney to allow all
Violations OF law to escape Investigation and prose
cutlon unless some one else files formal charge of
Sucn olelSeS, even when they are publicly brought
TO MS notice. or are violations or this particular law
alone exempt from inquiry. and If So why?
are we 10 understand that the enforcement of
thlS section OF this apparently most satisfactory
ana long needed law Is entirely dependent upon the
pio5ulI OF the head nf the department bureau
III WHICH lhe circulars are distributed who may or
may not 1eel 1t incumbent upon him to formulate
q charge?'
Does 1t not seem clear that If It is not the duty OF
the aforesaid commission to investigate and report:
IS mol the DUTY OF the district attorney to prosecute
save upon the hlng OF a formal charge, and THE
aforesaid head docs not feel it incumbent etc
then the law Is simply imperative and falls to ac-
conpliSn ltS cni? Because no subordinate officer,
clerk, messenger, Watchman-in view of the
doubtful attitude Of his super,or-w1ll dare to
formulate and prefer charge, or even to manifest
dissatisfaction, and this every empoye under
Init 1t to be true. ~
Moreover. l, for one-and I am not the most
tInld OF the lot eithcr-Sha, atndeT the crl7l,n-
stances. chcer1ully and even hariOuSly s.cOme
down with the CASH. demanded by the recent cir
GUAR, Tor do not wish any to ''feel 1t 1ncum-
Dcnt" to create a vacancy on my account and the
situation seems to be equally appreciated by a
number OF fellow CLERKS
Evening star., 1884-01-12

MRS. 8, E WHIPPLR. Decatur Mich, writes that her
head and some parts of her body were almost
head covered with scas and Suffered fearfnliv
and tried eyerything Permanently cured by the orr
CUhA REMEDlES from Skin Humor
Sold by all druggists. CuTIcUnA, 80 cts RIso1vrNr
81; SoAP, Is cents. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM1c.I, Co
Boston. Mass. W.
Send for How to Cure Skin DseaseaD
Evening star., 1884-01-12
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
s'Thc way Of the transgressor is hord.'' Be
Wise and buy DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for 70 cents.
What a Queer Climate This Is!
First 1t showed
And then it b!owed,
And then began to rain.
And then it blowed
And then ii showed.
And then 1t rained again.
With cold in head
Pm almost dead,
But yet won't complain;
Pain Killer saves
From wintry graves
And makes us well again.
Nobody ought to be without Perry Davis Pain
Killer.
s3 a Gallon. 75c. at. Bottle.
No. Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
fihe brandy, Sherry Wine, Port Wine, Holland Gin
our our arlington Whisky 81 gallon. s. at. bottle
MCGEES, 9Ln, near ID street.
The 100000 Promptly Paid.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. s. 1sS8.-Cashier Bank
OF Kentucky, Louisville, KY: Collect enclosed prze
ticket of Henry College Lottery, drawn November
s9: 1883, No, $3.50, drawing $4,000. H. WADs-
OFFICE HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY Co., LOUISVILLE
KY, Dec H. 1SS3.-Received OF j. j. Douglas of the
Henry College Lottery Company, thirty thousand
cellars cash, In full payment for prize ticket No
1880, bought by Z. NJ Railton, Master OF Trans
Iartation and George Crocker Vice President, Cen
tra4 racine rallToau San Francisco, CAL drawn No
Vember %, 1888. BANK OF kENTUCKy
Next grand drawing VIII take place I'm Louisville
Ky, Thursday. January 3lst 1884. $4,000 capital
prize Tickets only 81; halves, 81. Address j. j.
DOUGLAS, Louisville, KY
Gold Filled Bracelets and Vest Chains
81 to $40, at Pr1ggs, 457 Penna avenue.
Why is the Orator sold so extensively and
always demanded by noted men? Because it's pure
For sale by grocers and restaurants Stuth
GalvanG-Magnetic Treatment
OF DISEASE
Washington Office 922J% F street northwest
Consultation Free. Call or send for pamphlet.
DR.. Z. A. PARSONS & Co.
Browns Bronchial TrOches
for Coughs and Colds: "There is nothing to be COM
Ind
Evening star., 1884-01-12
CUTICURA RESOLVENT,

The new Blood Purifier, Diufetic and Aperent expels
disease germs from the blood and perspiration and
thus removes the cause. CUTICURA, the great Skin
Cure instantly aays Itching and Inflammation clears
the Skin and Scalp heals Ulcers and Sores restores the
Complexion. CUTICURA SOAP an exquisite Skin Beau
tier and Toilet Requisite is indispensable in treating
skin diseases and for rough chapped or greasy skin
blackheads blotches and baby humors. CUT1cURA
REMEDIES the only infallible blood purifiers and
skin beautifers.
Evening star., 1884-01-12

OUR NEW ADVERTISEMENT
~
COLORED SILKS, BLACK SILKS AND FANCY
SILKS.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF SILKS AT ASTON
ISH1NG LOW PRICES
CARTER'S. I'll MARKET SPACE
COLORED RADZIMERE SILKS-Excellent oualitv.
cash value 81. 30, reduced to $I.00
HANDSOME BKOCADE SILKS in Cream White Pink
and Light Blue reduced to 81 90, same quality sold
at 81 % in December, 1888 ~
BLACK SILkS-The cheapest and best in Washington:
~ y = 11 tkeelient quality heavy GRoS GRAIN
OUR $1. 90 sublime quality BLACK FRENCH SILKS
reduced to Sl25-special bargain
NUNS VEILINGS-Pure Wool, widest double width
cream. reduced to SIC '
COLORED SILKS that sold in December 1888 at
D, Fl FL 90 rec reslucedto Toe; Coored Silks, soc.
BLANKETS, pure wool large SIZE reduced from SS 90
down to S5.0O-special bargain
NEW YORK MILLS SHEET1NG COTTON two yards
and a-half wide. tull), best sheeting the world
reduced to 25c.
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON one yard and a. a-ouarter
- wide, reduced from zoe. down to l21>c
WAMSU1TA-Yard wide (very best) cotton, lOc
Evening star., 1884-01-12

Mrs. C. DONOVAN, of 315 5th avenue. New York,
Will open At parlOrS Of ''The Arlington next Mon
day,January 18th (tO remain only few days. and
Will display an elegant assortment of dinner and
baI costumes, especially imported for this Occa-
sion.
Evening star., 1884-01-12
l.. BEnRExD's
BALTIMORE STORE,
SOS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.

We are overstocked. The goods that ought 10 have
been sold are. .st hand. and in order to sell the
stock at have determined reduce prices to cost
SOME AT LESS THAN COST
SILKS, DRESS GOODS. sATINs. SILK PIUsHEs.
VELVETS BLACK AND COLORED CAsHMEREs,
SHAWLS. SKIRTS AND CLOAkS. SILK AND AL
PACA UMBRELLAS. BLANKETS. CASSIMERES,
FLANNELS. SHEETINGS AND DoMESTICS of all
kinds
Also, Underwear for men, ladies and children Hosiery
Gloves, Handkerchefs Dress Shirts and Canton Fan-
nel Drawers. Immense stock of Corsets, in great
variety, at cost
1t will be of interest to everyone want Of the above
TO call and notice the figures at which they will be
marked.
L. BEHRENDS,
IA CT-Rr
Evening star., 1884-01-12

THE STEAMER CienfueCos. which arrived at New
YORK. Yesterday, reports that 81 miles south of Cape
Hdtt8r2~ she passed the schooner Maggie VI. Rivers
from FcrH2Ed!II for Washington, DC, water
logged and abandoned.
Evening star., 1884-01-12
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This powder never varies 4 marvel Of purity
strength. and wholesomeneaa More economical than
tile ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders Sold only in cans ROYAL BAKING
fo9DER Co.. LOG Wall street. N.Y ap6
Evening star., 1884-01-12

Z REv1ous To Removing,
WE WILL SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS AND CARPETING AT PRIME COST.
Commencing MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14TH
Our Stock in each department is complete and every
article has been marked at net cost
NO GOODS CHARGED FROM MONDAY AT
FUTURE PRICES
Carpets Shcetinr COttons
Oil Cloths. Shirtins Cottons
Floor Druggets Flaunels.
Shawls. CaShneres
Cloaks- Silks
l)DlIilanS. SatlnS.
i5iack Diagonal Cloth. DresA Goods.
Black SuawlS
Cloth for Mems Wear. Calicoes
Cloth for Boys Wear. Hosiery
blankets. Gloves.
BED comforts. buttons.
lrocntt Spreads. Piano Covers.
MarSellles Spreads Ladies' Cloth.
Table DamasA. Broche Shawls.
Loom Damask skirts
NAPKINS Towels &c &c &c.
c. NJ. TOWSON,
63G Pennsylvania Avenue (South Side>. tal2
Evening star., 1884-01-12

IF IoU want good photograph, and haven't got
any yet, try kttS keInethy'S :. 1lO9 Pa ave.
Evening star., 1884-01-12
"CARTER'S,"
I'll MARKET SPACE.
UI9
A CARD

We wish to call the attention of customers and the
public generally to the fact that have made some
great reductions i'll the price Of Of the most ele
giant goods in stock having much larger assort-
ment OF expensive goods on hand than usual this
SON. We have concluded to make some extra low prices
and as assortment of Evening Dress Silks Lyons
Coored and Black Velrets elegant Black and Coored
Fronts and Evening Goods of the newest and best STYLES
Is probably larger than any other stock in the District
an early investigation of our reduced rates will no
doubt be at appreciated by those in of first
class goods. The goods alluded to have all been RE-
MARKED and the lowest possible price on each piece
In plain figures.
W. NJ SHUSTER 4 SONS
9l9 Pennsylvania avenue
no hacfi 10 nl1
Evening star., 1884-01-12
RniGing Alleged Gambling Rooms,

PROCEEDINGS IN THE POLICE COURT TODAY
Last night detectives officers raided an alleged
POKER room at 1011 E street northwest and
captured quantity OF chips and several
packs OF cards They arrested Henry SchoO-
maker as proprietor and several persons as wit
n -s5tS In the Police Court. to-day, the case was
continued untii next Wednesday
ne SANE detectives, In company with Lieut.
Austin, also raded last night another alleged
g.,nhL4g mouse, at sll f street, of which Mr.
Edward h"ib Il the proprietor. Detective Block
otlct III the Police Court to-day, that he officers
1ouhd game In progress, and captured a quantity
OF chips and cards. Mr.. KUlb told lin that he
TtnIs the room TO an organized club. Detective
Ran testified that they found five men PLAYING The
defendant was not in the room at the time The
president OF the club which rents rooms from Mr.
Nod. testified that he (kolb) has nothing 10 do
WIN II; That they pay him monthly rent. The
witness then volunteered the statement that the
cllb had been assured by one of the Commissioners
thtt tnere would be no violation OF the law I'm pay
ing games In their rooms. The court said that
knows that gambling is permitted In there, and
MAKES no effort 10 stop IL, IS liable Kolb was SEN
fenced TO pay fine OF 800, and "a hours in jail.
All appeal was noted.
A SUCCESS IN IIFE.-D. ID. Kane, esq., the patent
attorney. Is the first to move into the handsome
law building OF the Georgetown University Located
at the southeast corner OF 9th and streets north
west MI Name, VINO Is well-knOwn Washington
Doy, started In business for himself about five wears
ago IN small Office, and by perseverance and en-
terpr1Se now occupies two or the handSomest offices
In one OF the finest office buildings in the CITY II
y interesting 10 note In this connection that Mr..
Kane Is Il sefr-educated young man of modest pre-.
tr.l>lonS-1lrSt learning how 10 read while carrier
ol lHE EVENING STAR He is now one OF the noted
OCCASIONAL correspondents on manufactures and in.
cations, and is conducting a large and lucrative
patent business.
Evening star., 1884-01-12

An anonymous letter has been received by Hon
r; Egcrton Warburton. member OF parliament for
cheshire, England, threatening him with death
nationalist ~ ~ ~
Evening star., 1884-01-12

FREsn IMPORTED SALAD On. :
So Gallon: so cents Pint
GENUINE BARLEY SUGAR
For Coughs and Colds
FRENCH GELATINE, VANILLA BEANS
GERMAN POROUS PLASTERS 10 cts; for % cts,
At KLOCZEWSKPS Drug Store
JaS 423 9th street n W.
Evening star., 1884-01-12
LOCAL MENTION.
YsaC SCa:Ese.

OFFICE o. TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
NASHISGTOS, ID. c., Jan u. 1SSi, $50 ami
Fer the middle Atlantic states. generally far
weather followed in northern portion by local
SHOWS. Vaf!abl" winds shifting To SOutherly and
AMI lat" IN westerly. falling barometer colder fol-
lowed during sunday lay warmer weather. ON sun
day lUcai SHOWS are Indicated in New England and
The northern portion OF the middle Atlantic states
and fair weather in the southern portion Of the
milii" Atlantic states, the south Atlantic and gur
states, Tennessee and the Ohio valley.
Evening star., 1884-01-12

RE2rCTIoS 10 clubs OF two or more, at Howe:
business school, 5I7 9Th street.
Evening star., 1884-01-12
NEW Fayors for the German, at j. Jay Gould1s

COUGHS, colds, and sore throat Yield readily to B
8. Douglass Sons Capsicum Cough Drops
Evening star., 1884-01-12
CITY AND DISTRICT.

Foun Eyeslght fitted Hempler's, optician, 45s
Evening star., 1884-01-12

CHAs. HoUGHroN ESQ lawyer % State street Boston,
reports case OF Salt Rheum under his observation for
ten years which covered the patients body and limbs
and to which all known methods of treatment had been
applied without benefit which was completely cured
solely by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, leaving q clean
and healthy skim ~->'
Evening star., 1884-01-12

BUY while you have the chance. Tyler & Chew
nlng, wy pennsylvania avenue, are going out OF
business. FTst-class dry goods at and below cost
Evening star., 1884-01-12

j. ". BoTELER & Son have china glass and other
table furniture for hire for yening parties and re-
ceptOna
Evening star., 1884-01-12
IMMENSE REprcrros

IMMENSE REDUCTION
ON WINTER WRAPS
In order to close once the few remaining FINE
WINTER GARMENTS of stock we have made
slch liberal reductions as We think viii commend
them to the ,ate buyer
We quote the fol- wirg REDUCTIONS. viz: Two fine
|ttoman SILK DOLMANS, handsomely trimmed; for
mer price SEQ now s3j Two very Handsome Brocade
We Vet NEN MARKETS; former price SSn, reduced to
So. Two very fine Silk Seal Hush DOLMANS: for
iner Ir &C 80 reduced to Sb5 One very elegant Bro
1aGe Arlvt: DOLMAN han dsome Quilted Satin Lining
and trimmed with wide Russian Hair: former price
$50, reduced 30 SO. One fine Seal i u-h NEMM AR
MEL, trimmed with Russen III iir former price $40
reduced 10 S50 Two extra fine Silk Seal Plush
SACQIFS. real Seal Ornaments and best quality
Quilted Satin Lining former pric S65 reduced II $50
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
CNE-PkII L BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
jag No. 92l Pennsylvania aveurA
Evening star., 1884-01-12

ABoUT 81 800 RAIsED-rHE ATTENDANCE LIMITED BY
BAD wEATHER-AN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AP-
POINTED TO ATTEND TO THE DISBURSEMENT OF THE
FUND.
Evening star., 1884-01-12

CHANCE FOR BARG4INs.-so5,O 900 worth Of boots
and shoes 10 be sold at Heflbrun'S old stand. No
4O2 9TH ST. n W. BY order OF assignee