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Prof. Bell upon the Marriage Of Deaf
MnfeS.

SkOsA ss1S
CORRECTION OF THE REPORT As TO MS vIEws-HH
DOES NOT URGE RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION.
To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
There have appeared in numerous newspapers
Of late, including TIE STAR, paragraphs, stating
that Prof. Alexander Graham Bell has memorial
tied Congress asking legislation restrictingthe mar
r1ages OF deafmutes. This paragraph Is mistake.
His paper recently published among the memoirs
of the National Academy Of Sciences was delivered
before the academy over year ago. AS the me-
mor is public document the fertile imagination
of the first reporter who saw 1t called the paper a
memorial This paragraph mas furnished a foun-
dalton for many letters to the public press opposing
the idea of restrictive legislation and attacking
Prof Belts conclusions. This correspondence was
principally from deaf-mutes who had never read
the book. and 1t would hardly have been necessary
to reply to the (aS they will probably See the
memoir at some future time and lind out tier
ms out as principal OF an lGr
WORK without having seen II, Is my excuse 1Or re-
fefring 10 the matter ut al.
Nothing can be palmer than Mr.. Bells reference
to legislation On p. 46 OF the memoir Will be found
single sentence printed in italics clearly defining
his ideas On The subject. He says:
"a due consideration OF all the objections rem
der5 1t doubtful whether legislative interference
with the marriages OF the dear would be advisable"
Mr.. Bells theory OF the formation OF deaf va
T1ety OF The human race is based Oh statistics He
treats the subject from thoroughly scientific
point OF view. He gives statistics showing that
shows that marriages with deaf-mutes ut the
present time are more frequent In comparison Than
during the early part or the century. AT the
present time no less than 50 per cent marry deaf
muteS.
He says at the conclusion Of one of his chapters:
va There Is tendency among dea1-inuteS TO
select deaf-muteS as their partners N marriage; ~
that this tendency has been continuously exhibited
,psSe is Gy mat he
lection Of the deaf by the deaf In marriage viii
continue In the future
at is evident then that we have here to consider
not an ephemeral phenomenon, but case OF con-
unuOuS selection. For Instance should 1t appear
that there are in tnis country any considerable
number OF deaf-inuteS who are themselves the OIL
spring OF deaI-mutes, the indications are that a
large proportion OF these persons will marry and
that OF those who marry the majority will marry
deaf-muteS. Thus there Is every Indication that III
the case of the deaf and dumb the work OF selection
Will go on from generation TO generation"
He then gives a list OF 215 deaf and dumb child
rem. one or both OF whose parents are deaf. These
children are returned from 35 out OF the SO nsti
lions as attending school, twentythree 1nstltut ions
not replying To his queries. Those children loo
young 10 enter school are not enumerated.
FRANCK L. MAGUIRE.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Ian. 81 1SS5
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The jackson Democrats.

ARRANGING To MARCH IN THE INAUGURAL Process
SioS-AN Address BY JUDGE 7. W. BAKTLEY.
At the regular meeting OF the Jackson Democratic
association last evening, Mr.. John E. Norris pre-
siding, Mir. II. o. Etmonston was elected member.
\ letter was read from Senator Bayard thanking
the association for having e.ected him honorary
member. Mr.. c. C. FraySer offered resolution,
which was adopted, appointing Mr. Geo. 7. Stewart
as marshal OF the association III the inaugural pro-
cesSiOn- MeSSrs. Allen, Davis and Sard0 We're ap-
pointed a committee TO confer with the committee
T. W. BARLEY, upon Invitation. addressed the meet
Ing giving history OF the origin and progress OF
the democratic party The party, he lid returned
10 power as the monument 10 Washington was COM
pleted and ted-a monument not TO the man
Tut TO his character.
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= JENA
AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN
ING DISEASES POSITIVELY CURED.

ECZEMA. or Salt Rheun, with its agonizng itching
and burning instantly relieved by a warm bath with
CUTIcURA SOAP and single applic of CUTIcURA
the Great skin Cure This repeated daily with
three doses of CUTIcURA LEsoLyENT the new Blood
Purifier. to keep the blood cool, the perspraon pure
and unirritatne. the bowels open the liver and kid
neys active will speedily Eczema, letter Ring
worm Psoriasis. Lichen Pruritus Scaled Head DAN
druf and every species of itching, scaly ami pimlly
humors OF the and skn when the best ply scians
aud all known remedies fail
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OuR INTENSE Srock o. Day GOODS


SILKS atCost
VELVETS at Cost
DRESS GOODS at Cost
TABLE LINENS at Cost
BLANKETS at Cost
NEW YORK MILLS sHEETING COTTON twides,
and very best. 25c.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS.
SERGE CASHMERES fine quality in Blue Green and
Garnet, twelve yards for &2OO. Every yard is worth
Csc -
HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET
treai value $3.50 reduced to S150
LADIES CLOTH SUITING. yard and half wide
3714c. "'' '-A'
BLACK and COLORED SILKS at actual Cost price
Our excellent quality BLACK (FRENCH5 SffI X
reduced from 81 % to S1OO Our excellent ouaiitv
COLORED SILKS reduced from 8 90 10 lac sAA1-''
BaOCADE COLORED SILKS. in White, Cream Pink
and Blue, 81. 90 . 49,
widest double width. 81 &c. '
COLORED SILK VELVtIs, 81 90
COLOR D and BLACK SATINS Soc
SOlORED BROCADE SILK NELVETS S1OO
BLACK NASHMERE SEi WIS. pure wool 50
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK pure linen Doc
CASH PRICES. NO CREDIT.
jal0 CARRIERS, I'll M.rxrr sp.c,
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WILL MCDONALD. 2542 Dearborn street Chicago.
gratefully acknowledges cure of Eczema salt
Rheum on head neck face and le.s for
years. not able to walk except hands and knees for
one year. not able TO help himself for eight years tried
hundreds OF remedies; doctors pronounced his case
hopeless: permanently cured 10y CUrICURA REsoLvENT
tblood purife) internally and CUrIcURA and CUI1CURA
SOAP (the great skin cures) externally.
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CHAS. HoUGHTON. ESQ., lawyer. % State street,
Boston. reports of Eczema 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 completely
cured solely by tho CUTICURA EEMEDRs leaving a
clean aud healthy skin
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A New Pastor Chosen.
REV. s ". NEWMAN TO SUCCEED DIR. RANKIN At THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
At meeting of the members OF the Congrega-
tional church, last evening, a Unanimous invita-
ton TO the pulpit of the church was extended to
Few S. NJ. Newman, OF Ripon, Wis After the
meeting OF the congregation adjourned the society
held session at which the action OF the church
was concurred in. and salary Of 81 900 was voted
with an appropriation OF 500 to meet the ex-
pcilseo OF MIR. Newlan's removal. committee OF
i've was appointed 10 unite with the SUPPLY COM
mttee TO make the formal call, and committee of
live from the church was also deputed to give DR..
Newman a suitable reception on his arrival In the
city. DR.. Newman, who Is about fOrty-twO years
Old, is much esteemed as scholar nd as speaker
lie has been the pastor ut the church at Ripon,
Wis. for six years, serving also as professor OF
mathematics at RipO1 college. He has stated his
Willingness to accept the cali 20 this city.
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A NeW Product.
To the Editor of THE

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
Herewith send you sample OF 4 new product
the result OF Is minutes burning Ola bat-wtng
burner using the miserable stun called 'sgaSn SUD-
piled by the Washington Gas company. IL might
be uSt1ui product II made In q suitable shed, but
when 1t falls on furniture and carpets 1t causes
altogether too much damage Yours, j.
lThe handful sample sent resembles lamp
black in appelralce.-ED. STAR.l
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Amusenents. &C.. Tonight.

Amusenlents. &C., Tonight.
FoRDS OPERA HoUSE--Neil Burgess in ''Vim-"
ALBAUGHS OPERA EOUSE--Mme. RistOrt In
sMarie AntOinette."
NATIONAL THEATER--'.Nay Blossom
CoSGREGATIoSAL CRUgCH.-Prof. Fishes lecture
on the Revolution
MARINI's HALL-Lecture by Mr.. G. a. Sala-
DINE MUsEVM--EeIeD DeSmondS dramatic COM
pany-
TBEATER CONIQUE.-Dominick Murray In "ES-
c. ped from Sing sing
HgEzOG'S MUsEUM-Pauline Markham In East
Lynne"
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F. II. DRAKE, Esq. Detroit Mich. suffered untold
tortures from Eczema. which appeared on his hands
head and face and nearly destroyed eyes After the
most careful docorng and consultation of phi yscians
failed to relieve him h used the CUrIcURA REMKDIRs
and was cured, and has remained 20 to date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

DIVORCE GRANTED.-To.day decree OF divorce
was granted by Judge Cox to COM lainant in tie
Case OF Saliie ). Emmerich against Cornelius En-
merlch, with right to resume her maiden name OF
Atkinson. They were married November Is, 1875.
and she charged On February 49, 1883, respondent
deserted her and Is now In Dakota.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

EAR MUFFs, warm gloves. muffiers. great variety
bottom prices Francs, corner 7th and ID, the only
strictly one price hat and gents furnishing store II
this city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21
Officers Elected.

The following ladies were yesterday elected o
BOARD OF managers OF the Washington City Orphan
asylum: MIS-. S. P. Lee. first directress Mrs. VIM NJ.
| Merr1ck, second directress; Mrs z. d. Gilman,
treasurer; Mrs. NJ. Nj. F. Waite, secretary Mrs Dr..
z. T. Sewers, corresponding secretary; Mrs NJ G..
Temple. Mrs. DR.. Geo. B. Harrison, Mrs George
Brown, Mrs George S. Gideon, Mrs. J. c. Hardness
Mrs. N. Mulliken, Mrs Marshall Brown. Mrs. J. W.
Maury, Mrs. EIwln Green. SrS- NJ. g. Emery Mrs.
George NJ Head and Mrs. DR.. A. Y. P. Garnett.
The Rochdale Cooperative society last night
elected the following officers for the ensuing wear:
Joseph NJ Wilson, president; Benjamin F. Fuller.
vice presidents J. W. Harsha. secretary and treas
Ere sc John cers9n, a. T. Longley G. Fawcets
born. j. NJ Andrus, a. n. Meeker and L. H Patter-
son, executive commit tee.
The Anthropooglcai society elected officers for
| dent: Dr. Rober. Fletcher. Prof. l. F. Ward. Col.
Garrick Malery, Prot o. T. Mason, vice presidents;
Gore, treasurer; w. j. Hoffman, curator; H. H.
Bates, Dir. Frank Baker, Rev. J. O. Dorsey, W. Ii.
holmes. David Hutchinson and Prot. Cyrus Thomas,
The Mutual Protection Fire Insurance company.
OF the District. has elected the following trustees
Ior the ensuing year: William J. Sioley, William s.
Thompson, james II. Sayille, William Ballantyne
William Thompson, John r. Given. n W. Burchell,
John &. Harhneoo and Admiral s. p Carter a
meeting OF the new board WAS held al the once Of
the company. 1887 Pennsylvania avenue, last even
Ing Tor orSanzation, and the following officers were
Hardness, vice president; James II. Savile attor-
ney. and James E. Fitch, secretary and treasurer.
Az a meeting OF the State council OF G. K A., OF
this District, held ast night In Carroll hail. the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected FOR the next two
years: Rev. Father Waiter, spiritual director; III. l.
Mellcf, president; D. j. Dernody, vice president; F.
n. Devereux. secretary; j. ID. Bu,her, treasurer;
delegates TO the supreme council, TO meet in New
YORK May 18th, w. H. Brewer and DR.. +. X. Dooley;
alternates, j. d. Buscher and F. n. Devereux.
Mr.. G. A. SALA's LECTURE.-Mr. George Angus
tus Sala. the well-knOwn English journalist and
special correspondent, will deliver his first lecture
at Marinis hail this evening. He will be intro
NJ kpp no
paper writer, and dwell especially upon the shows
and pasedntS which he has witnessed during his
long Career. He will also touch upon his eXperi-
enceS during the late war OF the rebellion and give
some account Of his travels in this country, Cana
Ola, Mexico, and Cuba.
WRAPS AT AUCTIoN.-Mr. Bowling will sell
choice lot OF wraps, in the different Styles at his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

THIS FOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY of Columbia
lodge, J. q. u. celebrated ut Grand Army hail
LIS; Eight, with appropriate EXERCISE The at
tendance was large and pleasing program was
rendered.
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IsDonsrD By Tnr WoR1n
E. {. : :. :. 3 +. e. e.
E E Esss t 5 5 e. E. { H'f { IS IS
DOUBLE B BaEsT1 dEATsS a aE hsSY OF rs
Making this the Most Reliable Toni ever placed before
n the pubic fortne cure q DYSPEPSIA WEAKSEss.
The high character Of the many testimonials awarded
this preiaration have never been equaled We refer
with pe sT M to ne fEll6TlnF souoo,
Messrs Louis Pstscd & Co. Baiis;oSs I'D: 49, 1854
vsss o your rt fa sssr to the
and reliable lcine tor those suffering with In
JAMES q r Ii }aSEs xNM M a 5eAAsHFg
ST. vINCENTs HosffTaIa.' 0f0'nera.
Messrs; Louis Petzold q Co: D 1904
man ri tiers" with success 1t is splendid p,.
cine for those sufering from weakness and general de-
Resueclinv m1s ness.s % recommend e such
In Charge OF Hospital
.x.. BALTIMORE, Octoter o. 1884
Gentlenen:-We have used your sDr petzn,d,. Gar
man II tefs" ana recommend it as q splendid Anne.
tier and most reliable medicine for strensthenInS
HENRY GOLDMAN. JOHN N. MYERS. St. AIMS
s siI I. c. GAYTLAY, N; QUTGLEY. Il IL.
Price One Dls- per bottle For ssis sys,S TsSssa
d27.w.s
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THE BOWEN HOUSE. on the Bowen road, acros:
the Eastern Branch. was broken into last night
and all the Keys SEolen. The doors of the stable
were also brOken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

ASSAULT CASES IN THE POLICE CoURT.-In the
Police Court Today young cOiored man. named
Geo Briot oe Was ned s0,and 10 def ult 30 days in
Jail, for assault anu battery on Helen Robinson at
Dali at Market hal, on Massachusetts avenue last
night. JOnn Shea, a cart driver received like
James Cadv.
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The Free Bridge Question.
REPLY TO MR.. DUNCAN.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. JanuarV 21st-

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 21st, 1885.
To the Editor of TIE EVENING STAR:
In the article Of free bridge controversy in TIE
STAR Of the goth instant, Mr. w. w. DUNCAN,
one OF the lessees OF the Aqueduct Bridge
co. and r. r. Co., addresses letter to the Hon.
John s. Barbour, chairman OF the committee on
the District Of Columbia, and states that the prop
erty in question is iusigntticantly small, hardly
worth as much as $500. Ills property he refers to
Is the north abutmeIt, which IS part and parcel
OF the Chesapeake AMI Ohio canal, and cost said
canal company over $4,000. He then suggests that
said property might be condemned. Mr.. DUNCAN
should remember that the State Of Virginia, In
Congress, objected very seriously, and would not
listen TO any act Of condemnation OF portion OF
her property In this structure, and the state OF
Marylan will do likewise 1t is very WE'LL in order
TO gain more time TO collect tolls, to make such
suggestions, but not well to put before the public
who are clanOring for tree bridge. No doubt MI
DUNCAN would be very willing for Congress- II they
would or could condemn the property OF others, in
order 10 dispose OF his own, but this Will be
done, and 1t may as well be made public that the
lesseeS are unable, and they know it. to give title
that will be acceptable. Moreover, Mr.. DUNCAN
wishes, he says, TO convey under the act Of 1881
wherein the lesSeeS would sell TO the United States
and retain certain privileges and rights. The United
States does not buy property from individuals or
cOrpoTatlOnS ID tnlS way. VIRGINIA.
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PUBLIC SPgAKEIS AND siSiEKS ind g. II. Doug
lass Sons Capscum Cough Drops sure remedy
for hO3rSeQeSS
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OuR ANNUAL JANUARY
COTTON UNDERWEAR CLEARING SALE.
COTTON UNDERWEAR AT PRICES SURPRISING
THE CLOSEST AND KEENEsr COMPETITION
THE VERY BEST MUsIINs!
THE VERY BEST cAMBR1cs.
THE VERY BEST EMBRoIDERIEs!
THE VERY BEST STYLES!
COMMENCES TOMORROW (TUEsDAY.) JANUARY
10Th. 1885,
Our Entire Second Floor Devoted to the Sale Of Ladies'
Everything in Readiness for An Immense Rush
NIGHT DRESSES
oo Plain sasggs Gowns finished with Cambria Russ
Plain we'll made Gowns good Cotton superior finish
Fine Muslin deep yoke three rows Insertion between
81 Hamburg Edge 7se This gown would be cheap at
Mother Hubbard Yoke i've rows Hamburg Insertion
trimmed with Rufles Of Embroidery. &C; most de-
cided bargain.
Extra good quality Muslin with rufies and tucking
29c.; SOC. quality.
Fine Muslin with finch Cambria rufle with five
above &c. an extraordinary good bargain.
Fine Muslin. with s-inch handsome Embroidered
% yard deep. 94c.. worth S1.50.
ished 19c. regular 25c. Chemise.
Yoke of Insertion between four clusters Of five fine
EdSe s: SHa sod isss
Pompadeur Yoke, of all over Hamburg Embroidery:
square neck with fine embroidery edge and neck and
aeeves. &c.: would sell readily at $l&.
DRAWERS.
I'M Mu ~, with Ave tueks and Cambria ruae and tuck
Fine MUSLIN wide and narrow tuckinR deep embro,d-
cred ruff1e &C.,; CSC.
Fine Mssp Hamburg insertion BE-
tFo'dery to match. ssc; very cheap 1t S15o
INFANTS LONG SLIPS
Good Cambria, neck and sleeves trimmed with ane
ruf1e 23c; Cambria costs more
Cambria. with Mother Hubbard Yoke. fine tuckins
and embroidery, 49c-
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
Startling Eedgctons in French Woven and Domestic
lar prices.
Good Corsets at 25c special Offering
Better Corsets at Soc, worth from 81 to 81. so.
We must reduce stock and therefore have made prices
exceptionally low Call early to avoid the anticipated
rush.
LANSBURGH l. BRO,
400. 49, "a AND AS
ja19 SEVENTH STREET
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DRY GOODS.
New EUROPEAN WASH FAsnrcs.

NEW EUROPEAN w ASH TABRICa
sEAToN PERRY,
suocEs Sas 5 Is fE kfori : spporHER
FAB
s5A5 saR fssfHR
NEW ENGLISH AND FRkNcH WHITE GOODS.
PLAIN. STRIPED AND CHECKED MANSIONS IN
SsAssi fs5sSS sHss sasHs LINEN
zfHaf 5sS + Sss HSss snss
BEE sIssSfTs Il SowssH Ss,5Hs ALL WOO.
CRAFTY REDUCED FIGURES ON ALL WINTER
LYONS SILK vELvETS
SATIN DUCHEsSE. kHADAMES sURAHs AND
sHsps Dk srE BAfh WarT ASD @
SUE dnr ShSzrs' ILLUSIONS AND CREPE DE
PEREI RSM - KID e GLoyss IN ALL LENGTHS
EvsS1sa SHoDs s 81 FOR
- CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR :
sEAToN PERRY. PERRY BunprNo
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th street
RExsAsrs REMNANTS REMNANTS
slIks vrLvrrs. CLOTHS
BRocADE REMNANTS. CoLoRED REMNANTS
BLACK REMNANTS
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS OF TABLE LINENS
REMNANTS OF ALL LENGRS FROM ONE To
TWELVE YARDS IN CHOICE GOODS AT
GREAT BARGAISS
REMNANTS IN CLOAkS.
WE HAVE JUST FINISHED MEASURING AND
MARKING ALL THE REMNANTS IN pUR STOCK
AND HAVE PL tCED THEN ON SALE AT PRICES
DON'T FAIL. TO INSPECT THEM
VI. M. SINISTER SONS,
ONE PRICE sl9 Pennsylvania Avenue
n. B.-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST jal5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

JOB LoT linen cuffs, price IL cents, at Francs, cor
ncr 7II and u, the only strictly one price hat and
gents furnishing store in this city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

BRIEFS and Records printed promptly. Gray &
ClarksOna
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DucRos A11MEsr.ny E1,xm

Its principal Ingredient. PURE MEAT. scientifically
formulated With MEDICAL remedies. giving 1t wonder
fully stimulating properties invigorsting the vital
forces without fatiguing the digestive organs.
In TYPHOID. YELLOW and MALARIAL Fevers II is in
valuable, giving myth to these malignant
diseases highly recommended by leading Physicians of
Paris q tonic for Conyaescents and Weak persons;
also Tor lung diseases. T. FOCGERA s. CO. Agents \. Y
mySl-w&s SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
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MR. JOHN THIEL. Wilkesbarre. Pa, writes II have
suffered from Salt Rheun for eight years at times
so lad that could not attend to my business for weeks
at TIM. Three boxes of CUTIoURA and four bottles
REsoLvENr have entirely cured me Of this dreadful
disease"
Sold by all druggists Price, CUTIcURA. so cts; RE-
SOLVENT, 81; SOAP, 25 cts.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
Boston, Mass
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseased"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

On Thirty Days Trial.
The voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, Will send
Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro-voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or OLD who are afflicted with nervous de-
bility, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
log speedy and complete restoration OF health and
Incurred. us Lhlrty days trial is allowed W,s,m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21
CITY ITEMS.
National Dispenser of happiness is a Is
cent bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.

The Following Decorated China Ware
which was slightly damaged during the great
q great sacrifc. tomorrow, at R. Godschmid's S12-
TIN st. NV, handsome Blue dinner set, 100 pieces
(handle OF soup tureen broken), reduced from Sl7
20 $l24S Brown dinner set 11S pieces, gravy boat
lmperfect), reduced from SIS. TO $1?.4S; Chamber
damaged), reduced from $3.50 to sa4s; Set. tsoap
dish cover broken), reduced from s.. TO $427; 1
handsome ha nd painted set with jar small pitcher
missingo reduced from ST.. to sl148; / set
with jar imperfect reduced from $11. to 81. IS;
another set with jar imperfect reduced from s12 to
SS-21: sets slightly damaged reduced from s. so
each TO So 49, tea SETS several pieces missing re-
duced from 50. each to S275, hand painted French
china tea set e cups and cream pitcher mfSSing)
china tea sets 50 pieces sold as they are for s. "a
eacn. reduced from So 80; blue band French china
set "A pieces, cups msSingl reduced from Sill. to
s79S; hand painted French china set. Sc pieces "a
cups miSsing1 reduced from s13. TO 1919; French
china set lpitcher missingl reduced from $10 to
T.91; odds and ends OF decorated china cups and
saucers &C. fruit saucers Sc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

IA of the hair and promotes its growth 1t parts an
attractive appearance delightful aud LASTING perfume
While it stimulat the root cleanses the scalp and
adds elegance to luxuriance its effects are enduring:
ana thus it proves itself to be the best and cheapest
article for toilet use
A fER'S SARSAPARILLA Is THE MOST POTENT
"A blood purifier, and fountain Of health and
strength BE visa in time. All baneful infections are
promptly removed By this unequalled Alternative ta2O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-21

A Lucky .sMcmphis Ledger and Ap.
peals, Carrier.
The $4,000, til Second Grand Prize in the Louis
lana State Lottery, drawn yesterday at New
orleans, was partly held here. and partly In Gin
cinnau and San Francisco. Among the lucky men
Is Mr. Gus Phillips route carrier on the Ledger
and Appeal He has One-tenth Of the ticket and is
entitled TO 5000. He will visit the New Orleans
exposition and present 1t to n. A. Dauphin, In
New Orleans. to be cashed in perSon.-Nemphis
(Tenn.) Ledger. December II.
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RECENT RoBBERIES REPORTEp.-W. .. Glenn, 4C2
9Th street northwest reports stolen from his store
gold watch valued at SOC. &. Strong. 80 1st
street southeast, reports stolen from the high
school yesterday an Overcoat, value S15.-John
Harley, 104 street, reports stolen from house an
OycrcOaJ valued at IS