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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIzF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. C., January 8, 1855, 10 am.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. January 8 1883. 10 am {
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THH finest line OF scarf5 for 45c. In the city. The
best shirt for 81 In the world. j. B. Elery, 1112
street northwest.
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DRY GOODS.
ANNUAL SALE Or UNpERwEAR.
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DRY GOODS.

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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusemesits. &C.. Tonight.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-"Burr Oaks"
ALBArGR's OPERA aoUsE.-"Three Wives to One
Husband
NATIONAL THRAT5R.-Mr and Mrs W. j. Flor
ence In 1.-The Mighty Dollar"
HEgzoG's MUsEUA.-Jennie kimballs Opera
Company IN ''Ptnafore."
THRATKR CoMIQuE.-sSThe Boy Detective" COM
bination.
DINE NUsKUN.-Lorraine Lauren's troupe In
1.-THE Artists studio"
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District Government Affairs,
TUE SIINAy TOWER


General Agent Legge. of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad company, VIII submit plans 10 the build
ing Inspector OF n signal tower to be erected at
Delaware avenue and 1St street northeast, In the
neighbOrhoOd OF the "Y." where a fatal collision
occurred few months ago. The tower will be 40
feet high. and will command view OF the Metro
poiitan branch and the Baltimore track A man
VIII b. stationed i'll the top or he structure where
lie can signal the fiagmen on both roads
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwise as follows:
e.. Columbus, erect two twO-atOry dWelIinQe
10Th. between ana t streets northwest: 81, 500
Mrs Limerick, repair frame IN the county; 300.
H. c. Bird, repair frame GA Maryland avenue
southwest: s275 C. Pfel, repair frame 1919 9TH
street northwest: $780, Robert Portner, erect three
tITee-Sto-y AMI basement dwellings, 13Gh between
VI and streets northwest; $4,000 j. Mulv ahiu
repair bric, 1stn and q streets northwest; $50.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

E KIT A.
SEATS NOW ON SALE FOR THE COMEDIANS
ROBSON AND CRANE,
And their Excellent Comedy Company.
ALBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
FIRST PERFORMANCE NEXT MONDAY
NIGHT.
jas.3t
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THOS. H. HEATH,
,aIar 400 Orb 81 N ",

The finest line Of scarfS for 45c. In the city. The
best shirt for 81 IN the world. j. B. Elery, 1112
street northwest.
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Hurrah for the Childrenl
263 Chidren's Suits worth s675, reduced to S. 81.
421 18th street northwest,
Under Odd-FellOws' Hall
NJ r. EIsENAE Manager q
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NATIONAL THEATER
Last Four Performances # Mr.. and Mira
W. FLORENCE.
Thursday and Friday Evenings.
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR
Saturday Might Farewell Performance and only time of
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN
Next week the Distinguished Society STAR
MILE RHEA
Monday and Tuesday EVENINGS and Wednesday Matinee
ST rdou's Comedy, (from the French)
ARCADIA.
Wednesday Evening. first production of Mr.. Howard
Car"olis Great Pay.
THE ANGLICAN COUNTESS. Jas
FoHD's. BURR OAKS TONIGHT.
WALTER BENTLEy IN THE TITLE ROLE.
Prodigious Success of
THE PLAY AND THE COMPANY.
ELABORATE SCENERY. QUICK CHANGES.
BURR OAKS MATINEE SA URDAY.
BALCONY ONLY % CENTS
Next Week
THE CARLETON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
Sale OF seats now ready.
Orchestra Reserved. 81.
Orchestra Reserved. 81.
Orchestra Reserved. 81.
Balcony Reserved. IS Cents.
Balcony Reserved, IS Cents.
B.lc0ny Reserved, rs Cents.
Monday Drum Major. Tuesday. Merry War.
"wednesday. Mascot. .[jasl thursday. Fra DsvolA
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stBrOwn's Bronchial TrOches,, are
widely known as an admira BILE remedy for Bron-
chitis, Hoarseness, Coughs and Throat troubles.
Sold only in boxes. co
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INAUGURATION C0Ts--In order TO meet the de-
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Williams, 81 and 3l9 7th street, Announces in the
advertising columns OF The STAR that h.. has
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canvas and Stat co.'s, bed comforts ami 0lanke.
at renaarAas!y low rates Tor ln2uS aratioa time
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II IT'S q Sewing Machine You Need.
fail not to call at AuerbachS 18th and H. and make
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rcS HOLIDAY PRESENTS roo
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Ladies' and Chlldren's Closs regardless of Also
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at your owl prlces: j. Z. NOUNG's 7th street Mourn
Ing store, 736 eth between q and IL do I'm
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order department OF NeSSrS. Devlin q Co., OF
New York, Is at the Ebblft for few days with
fun line % SSrnpie5 fUT evening dress, FrOck and
Business suits; also their Landard goods for mill
tafy outfits. sample OF the new regulation Army
OyercOit on exhibition
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NINE Won Brands, MODESTO FORMERLY
A'A with Lord Taylor. New York: William Barr Z
70 50 louis, Mo. suits made Ut the shortest notice
superior hitting, reasonable prices and sstsfactiou
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GIG SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEeE
We offer special bargain to customers I'm illus
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Christmas and New Years Cards In great variety.
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~ l75 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE
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Pocket Calendar for 1855 q
WAsHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY, 81
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Durkee'S Salad Dressing and Cold
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RED LETTER SALE.
RED-LETTER SALE

THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
s27 AND go SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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N AIDES SEAL GARMENTS ALTERED REDYED
~ and refined. Circular Innings repaired and rcov-
cred Cloth mufs made. MISS CUNNINGHAM
oc25 1910 18th street between aud o n w.
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About year ago an English gentleman, travelling
In Germany, came across an oheer employed IN
transport lie had been captain during the
Franco-German war. aud had allowed his company
10 be surprised. After being imprisoned for elgL-
teen months he was placed In the military railroad
transport service and told that he never to re-
celye promotion. Being surprised by an enemy u
mans
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~ Lafayette a day or Two since Judge Boise yas
seated between TWO honest grangeTs, such as be Inn.
agined himself 10 be, one OF them was reading the
0isg2atdn, and turning 20 tue Judge, he said: SThe
political horizon" .'Yes,D said the Judge. the
clouds look very black" "Weil, Judge, y sald tho
second farmer, who had only half compsehended The
matter under discussion, " we need RAIN
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MANY sensational tale sent abroad by The Wash
ington correspondents vanishes Ia face OF the cold
lass, aud this Is the about one regarding which
Contributor writes us as follows:
Something Like Nonsense; The Boston GtO1e OF
May has romantic moroccan headed " "Something
Like Eyangeline.n accredited to the Washington
correspondent OF the Hartford Times, who In his
turn claims 10 have received the Item from an old
and prominent citizen" OF the District. The tale
runs thus Miss Virginia Scott, daughter OF Gen.
Winfield Scott, became nun In Georgetown Con-
vent and died there. She had once been engaged 10
q gentleman In Europe, but the match being broken
of their fortunes drlfted apart. SO far, true But
now for the "old and prominent citizens" eyaDge-
lnic romance. Miss Scott WAS dying, when, strange
TO relate, the priest who was called TO atond her
CHANGED 10 be the very gentleman whom she had
discarded 10 Europe, and VINO CHANGED 10 nave be-
come priest and happened 70 be the very one sent
TO attend her Then the graphic! "Iecognltlon mu-
tual "fell back dead on the pillow Curtain falls,
exit correspondent Of Hartford Times Now an
"old and prominent citizen" eau afirm positively
that Miss Scott never again saw tue gentleman 10
whom sue was engaged In Europe, aud whom she
discarded because she did not care for him. and the
same prominent citizen can afnrm that the most ro-
mantle individual present at her death-bed was the
a,romantic DR.. May, OF Washington, the former
physician OF Georgetown Convent The old hero,
General Scott, was absent, but arrived In time 10
bid farewell to the Temains OF his beloved child,
whom he had visited whenever he pleased during
her Illness II IL scarcely worth whlle 70 contradict
the silly fable alluded TO- but this ~ the second time
that some correspondent in want OF news OF items
has sent II the rounds OF the daily papers,
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SPANISH GUIpURE LACE NETS.
sEAToN prRpy.

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SUCCESSOR TO PERRY h BRoTHER.)
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=, BLACK TWISTED SILK HERNANIES from
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LUPIN,s MOURNING FABRICS IN SPRING
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- pRIESTIY SILK WARP ENGLISH UENRIET.
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the substantial advantages which possession
Of the Badgheis region will give her. These
are twofold. From the position thus gained
she can take Ilerat when she pleases, and,
consideration of almost equal importance,
during the winter she controls communica-
tion between Cabul and Afghan Turkestau
The provinces in the valley of the oxus, be.
ing separated from Afghanistan proper by
the great Hindu Kush range and its west
ward extensions, the passes over which
average about twelve thousand feet
in altitude, and are consequently quite
impossible in winter, so that for six months
or more every year communication between
Afghan Turkestan and Cabul can be had
only by way Of fIerat. The Russians in the
Murghab Valley will command this route,
and unless ousted from the ground they
have seized it will not be long before the
whole upper oxus basin will belong to the
Car instead Of the Ameer.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G., May I, 1ss5.
Received from the Washington Beneficial Endow-
ment Association the sum OF one thousand dollars,
u,O00,D being payment In full for insurance which
became due me In consequence OF the death Of VIII
liam II. johnson.
ANNA Z. JOHNSON.
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NINA L. JOHNSON.

This Association issued Its first certificate May 8,
1871, teight years ago this weekly and In that time
has paid claims amounting to $3i3.0O0 without dis
pute or unnecessary trouble to the beneiciaries.
ofiice, Gil F street northwest.
DIR. r. b. DONALDSON,
....-- ..-- President.
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NEW STEAM CARPET CLEANING
~ WORKS.
In connection with nv Steam Feather Renovating
Works have added the late and most improved
Steam Automatic Carpet Cleaning Machinery, and
am now prepared to do all work In this line In the
best manner and at lowest prices.
All Carpets called for and delivered free of
charge Orders by telephone receive prompt atten.
tion.
F.. YOUNG,
l422 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Factory, cor. Fifth and X SITS. southeast. mylOltl
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WASHINGTON, d. g., May Q, 1885.
Received from the Washington Beneficial Endow.
ment Association the sum OF two thousand dollars.
(S2,oO0,) being payment In full for insurance which
became due me In consequence OF the death OF Ed-
gar NJ. Brandenburg.
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THERE is nothing surprising about the sanguinary
news from near Joliet, Ill. II seems foregone
conclusion that when militia Is brought into contact
with rioters hring will ensure, with ghastly list Of
dead and wounded. Two causes contribute to this
unfortunate ending. On the part of the rioters
there is in spite Of the experience Of Others feel
ing Of contempt for the militia, who are regarded as
only the show Of soldiers In their and uniforms
and at heart no better men than the same number Of
rioters. feeling Of pride therefore prevents the
leaders Of the mob from retreating before these
holiday troops who mostly younger and slighter
men than themselves. IT does not seem to be sup
posed that the militia will even have the courage TO
use the terrible weapons OF precision in their hands
Hence comes the apparent paradox that mob Ia
overawed by very small detachment Of regular
troops, though, according 10 experience, the latter
may be expected 10 do Infinitely less mischief On the
part Of the militia there are, OF course, nervousness,
unsteadiness and tendency TO fire without orders,
which form the second efficient cause Of tragedy,
and that the hiring is apt to be wild Is shown by the
number OF innocent people who generally suffer.
In the present instance 1t deserves to be said
half Of the Illinois companies that their irst work,
that OF surrounding and capturing section of the
rioters, seems to have been executed with cool
ness and discipline quite In the style OF veterans
The subsequent trouble was caused by the sheriff
Immediately releasing these prisoners when CON-
mtted TO his charge But II remains true that the
only sound method Of using militia In civil disorders
is that now adopted by Pennsylyania-to have such
number OF State troops ready for service that
sistance 10 them 10 plainly impossible, even 10 the
most desperate malcontent.
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nlge THE wAsnINGTOS ReNEFI.
VSSy CIAL. ENDOWMENT AssOCIATION.

LIFE INSURANCE AT A COST WITHIN
REASON
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.
.JOHN r.. REAII.

COMMISSIONER OF DkEDs for ever, ststs and
Territory, u. .. commisssonsT, Examiner, and NO
tsry Public. Always Ia once ffom A. N. " SP.
my7-u
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The Sixteenth Annual Reunion of the So
ciety of the Army of the Potomac, which
took place in Baltimore Wednesday and
Thursday, was in every way one Of the most
successful since its organization in 1869.
The attendance Of veterans was large, many
new members Joined the society, and the
exercises revived memories of what most of
those who took part will always look back
upon as the noblest episodes of their lives.
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1T Is pleasure to pay the frequent compliments
Justly his due to Judge snel and subject does
he more deserve commendaton than in his repression
OF the practice Of fast driving, which is such
sant danger to the lives and limbs of the citizens of
our peaceful and smooth-streeted city. The fine OF
fifty dollars Judge Smell imposed upon an arrogant
liveryman last week was balm to the heart of many
pedestrian who has been compelled TO hop, skip,
and jump to get out of the way of the reckless
Jehus. SO far, 80 good. But what are greatly
needed as additional warnings to these Of MINI
shi are good round fines, or few days sup" given
to the coachmen Of some Of our rich resi-
dents. No one out at night In fashionable part Of
the city during the reception but must have
observed the furious rate at which carriages are
often driven. It is not an uncommon thing for
young and agile men to be put to their best avoid
danger from the reckless driving Of carriages going
in different directions. One Jumps out of the way
of the rst team that threatens his life only TO have
second and more perilous escape from the next. A
similar disregard Of pedestrian rights shown by the
same class Of coachmen the arrival Of the trains.
Every night private carriages whirl up the Avenue
at very fast gate as fast indeed the horses
trot- Let some one haul up the coachmen OF our
little vandsrbilts and apply the lesson which is
much needed.
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Iotal.. .......................... 1,40i ,639 81
CITY or Washington, County or Washington, ss:
/, CHARLES =. BRADLEY, Cashier OF the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment s true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
CHAS 8. BRADLEY Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day Of
May, 1855.
B. L. BALDWIN, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
DANL B. CLARKE,
A. A. WILSON,
w. II. MORRISON,
WIN. r. RILEY,
THOS. E. WA0GAMAN,
w. ]. SIBLEY,
myI0-1t9 DIrectora