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Shot Himself Through the Heart.
SUICIDE OF wELL-KNOwN
N 4

YOUNG BALTIMOREAN.
BALTIMORE, Feb. S.-John X. Randall a
widely-known and popular young man, shot
himself through the heart about o'clock this
morning in his bedroom at the fashionable
boarding house, No. 100 North Charles street,
and died in a few minutes. Mr.. Randall was
librarian of the Mercantile library. He was
about 30 years of age, o man OF exemplary
habits and there is no known reason why he
should have taken his life.
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General Foreign News.

DEATH OF PRINCE ToRLoNIA.
ROME, Feb. S.-Prince Alexander TorioniA.
who was noted for his great wealth aud for havs
ing carried out many extensive public works
in Italy, is dead.
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SECRETARY WHITNEY did not 60 to New
York to inspect the Juniata in person, as he In
tended, being detained by important business
he left the inspection to Chief Constructor Will
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THE PROPOSED INCREASE OF WIDOWS PEN
sIoNs.-The Commissioner Of Pensions states
that in the event OF the passage OF the bill by
the Senate which contemplates an increase in
widows pensions from SO to $12 per month, it
Is his intention to adjudicate the new claims
without the surrender of the old certificates,
either to the office or to third parties. The pay
ment OF the additional rate will simply be a
matter OF detail, no more so than the payment
by the pension agents at the different agencies
or the sums due on any certificate at the pres
ent time, and he desires that no correspondence
be referred to the Office on the subject, as the
result would be to greatly embarrass and delay
the operations of the office
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LECTURES.

W NJ c. A. COURSE.
At Congregational Church,
FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, FEB, H. 1886,
The Celebrated Artist,
MR. s. NJ. SPEDON,
tot New York..
viii deliver his well-known lecture, entitled
CHARACTER AND CHARACTERISTIC s."
Illustrated by numerous drawings made In the pres
ence of the audience.
Seats now sale at Ellis Music Store. f8-5t
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Dromto Crane Very IN.
HIS PLACE IN "TRE COMEDY OF ERRORS"
NY aNnrrFrp

TAKEN m ANOTHER MAN.
CHICAGO Feb. SWIM. II. Crane Is again
very III, and last night his part I'm the sComedy
OF Errors" at McNicker's, had TO be taken by
Mr. Howard. Mr.. Crane played Saturday,
though manifestiy under disad vantage but
yesterday he took 10 his bed at the Grand Pa
cific, and last evening his physicians were
anxious about him. He has caught a severe
cold and has every symptom OF pneumonia.
Yesterday afternoon no one was permitted 10
see him but his attendants
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FT>HE GREAT JAHRMARKT
Att the Washington Light Infantry Hall
A AWARDED PROGRAM for the ENTIRE WEEK.
The Zouave Drill Tonight
Among the visiting organizations tonight will be
the Washington Contnentals and the Gruetli Verein-
Ladies' Fancy Drill Tuesday.
Dancing Every Evening at IL o'clock
Admission. % cents Season Ticket. 81 IT
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EVERY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
The Latest and Funniest Mystical NEUROLOGICAL Mu-
steal AbsnTdity By sin and hessop authors
APHRODITE
STILL IN THE RING.
Illustrated by the Eccentric Comedian,
HARRY BROWN,
And La Great Comedy Company under personal direc-
MR. JAMES B. DICKSON,
Introducing the latest selections from the most popu
THE DANCE OF THE STATUES
THE FAMOUS BROOM BRIGADE.
Next week-Nat Goodwin in The skating Rink" fs
NV NATIONAL rHEATER
EVERY EVENING.
HATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
SHOOK AND COLLIER'S COMPANY
In the Union Square Theater's Latest Success.
"A PRISONER FOR LIFE"
j. B. STUDLEY
And
Powerful Dramatic Company.
Produced with all the original scenery music, COS,
Thrilling Avalanche scene. The company carry all
their own scenery.
NEXT wEEK-.-.-....-. .-......-...---ROSE COGHLAN
Next sunday (by general request Mr. HENRY w.
FRENCH viii repeat his highly interesting lecture of
PARIS PAST AND PRESENT. rs
"ERZOG'S NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
The only Down Town Place of Amusement
The only Genuine Popular Priced House in Washing
ton We do not consider prices popular
above 10 and % cents
CHANFRAU,
IN MT. THE ARkANsAW TRAVELLER
Next Wees-IoUIsE PoMERoY. fs 8 =
nIME MUSEUM.
II Pa. ave-, near 11th street.
MaY fe apaa sPscaliY sfsT m AMsTs
GUS HILLS NOVELTY COMPANY.
81 First-class Artists. 81
Every Afternoon and Night this Week.
The Great Lannon'S. Fred Russell. Gus HILL Lands
and Ward Jennie Meade, Alma Bellesla,
Dolly Foster. &c
Concluding with Carnival Of Venice.
fS6t Admission to ali only 10 cents.
rTYHE SCOTT ART GALLERY,
wILLARD's HALL,
f43m Can be rented for frst-class Entertainments.
w be open all WEDNESDAYS from LIST Feb. until
LIST May and I'D Feb, Easter Monday and all the
saturdays of April. Tickets OF admission may be or
dered purchased al the office OF the Poor AsSccia
ton. Charles and saratoga Mount Vernon
Hotel. Mccartney s. Charles ST. Myers & dedian. 46
Charles St; Gosmans. Charles and Mulberry Sta;
Moore's, Howard and Madison SITS: Beams. Charles
and Read SIS; Bendanns, Isl West Baltimore
ST 10 5w*
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From Wall street To.D.x

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-The stock market opened
this morning with prices generally y 10 Il per
except the coal stocks, which were fractionally
higher. During the hour the market has been
moderately active and Irregular. Although
there were a few declines OF 4 10 a per cent Ina
the early dealings the general list advanced un-
der the lead of Lackawanna, which gained u
per cent, The rest OF the mark generally IA 10
a, and Del. and Hudson q. The advance Was
soon checked and a decline followed, which
brought prices close 90 opening figures, Lacka-
wanna losing ID. The market afterwards adj
vanced small fractions and then became steady,
and continued quiet and steady until I O'Clock.
The only really active stock In the hour was
Lackawanna, although there was fair busi-
ness In the Changers and Union Pacific.
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Broke Through the Rotten Ice.
A MOTHER AND CHILD AND A COLoRED GIRL
DROWNED.

NUNNELLY, TENN, Feb S.-Mrs. Slater, child
and nurse were drowned Saturday in Mill
creek. Mr.. Slater had taken his family, wife
and two little children out on the ice in q sled
and was dragging them up the pond, the col
ored girl walking behind. They assembled the
pond about three-fourths of mile, but finding
the ice rapidly melting they decided to return.
AS the sled stopped the ice gave way and the
unfortunate family went under. The colored
girl seeing the ice sinking rushed for the sled,
Slater after many unsuccessful attempts to
rescue his wife and children from the water,
which is about ten feet deep, cried for help, and
Just in time to save him and the oldest child,
about two years Of age. The wife, colored girl
and baby, eight months old, were drowned.
The baby was found q short time afterwards
and a physician was called in, but arrived too
late to restore life. The other bodies were found
At $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
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Rarely Escaued win The

RED CLOUD, NEB., Feb. S.-The Burlington
and Missouri river freight depot was burned
yesterday morning. lardmaster Potter and
family, occupying rooms on the second floor,
barely escaped with their lives, losing every.
thing In the way OF household goods. Loss %
the company 100000; no insurance.
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MAJOR GEN. POPE, who will be retired next
month, says that he will probably travel in
Europe and the east for about year and will
cinnati
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fTSBROCHE, THEwELLKNowN PROFEs
- =, sona French Cook invites his patrons to call
TICKETS $1,000 am ready ready no% 70 satisfy he
BRoCHEs. second door 90 from National Theater
Dining rooms up stars strictly rsciass In every re
Dinner Parties. Balls Receptions etc. at short notice
| HONE fhi,d n fssus 81 ssoch ASSOCIATION
os nth for sns I N
aud 10Th street. on TUESDAY EVENING. the eth
The very large number ofsbares taken the January
that the sharss of this series viii
series in 1855 Those DESTROYS of connecting them
for the purpose Of obtaining loans. which they may
do ON very easy terms safely investing their saw
Opportunity to do So
of soo share g os
share q each month az
subscriptions to stock will be received at above
lowing and other 0e e e %E .ssSs. ssere.ary
n.sa, LOUIS i 3 y Fs5Ss5 T,sssS,s sys
IT, LUZ Err
CASH DISCOUNT FOR 80 DAYS
Hardwoods 10 per ceIt OF market prices
poSsg 10 Ser see on ID
Virginia Flooring per cent of market prices.
IL
White White PINE PINE sasxn3 per cent OF market prce
White Pine, better grades. 8 per cent OF market
Having made arrangements for all my mill work, in
Guiding Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings and Trim
material req%red n 6udns and S estimate sh the
s1ass cost from the beginning to the finish in any
Hoping to share part Of your orders will endeavor
to please you in quality and promptness
VIM. r MCLEAN.
d5 18th and B streets
TEs THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- - stockhoIders Of the ARLINGTON FIRE
ba tor the election Of Nine Directors to serve for the
ensuing year will be held at the ONCE Of the Com
February oath, 1886. Polls open at 1 and close at
}a23-dtd FRANK T. RAWLINGS. Secretary
To- SAMUEL 8 sHEDD
Plumbing aud Heating.
Job work promptly done
jag 400 9th street northwest
IT, DR. HIDDEN-sPECIALIsT
- ofthroat and lungs Local treatment given
WHATS ard MSndIsy "Wednesday and Friday 92,O
.Tf~ GENERAL B. H. ROBERTSON, REAL
49, Estate and Insurance Broker 1326F St. n.
W. soiists the patronage of his friends and the public
IT, TO CoNNoIssEURs N ENGRAVING.
D JACOB HYATT
has taken Room No. "a. COrcOran building, and guar
anteeS to please the fastidiOus in Engrav
ing, Crests and other devices, Monograms, Bill
letter heads, etc, etc.
English Round Hand q specially
Take eleyat from first floor. ia26r2W$
Tfs Z F. BROOKS
631 18th st.
ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL GOODS
LAMPS, &c
See his advt. under Holiday Goods d5
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REsIGNED.-United States District Attorney
Dorsheimer sent his resignation to the Presi-
dent last Tuesday,
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Labor Interests In Chicago.
THE TRADES ASSEMBLY DECLARE A BOYCOTT

on NAIL FACTORY.
CHICAGO, Feb. Sat meeting yesterday Of
the trades and labor assembly an arrangement
was made 10 hold a series OF mass meetings for
the purpose OF counteracting the opposing
socialistic influence on the eight-hour question.
The boycotting committee made a report OF all
they had done In relation to the strike of the
matters, heaters, and rollers employed by the
Calumet Iron and Steel company. The CORE
spondence between the company and the com.
mittee was read; and the statement made that
all attempts AT a compromise had proved futile.
The strikers refused TO accept anything ex-
cept the scale of wages on which they had
worked for fifteen years up TO last June and
against reduction OF which they struck. The
company refused TO accede to this. The conf
mittee, therefore, recommended a boycott of all
nails manufactured by this company. The re-
communication was concurred in and a boycott
ordered. The strike OF which this is the al "a.
matum began the LIST OF last June.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS, Prest

THE EvESISo STAR IL served to subscribers In the
city by carriers account, at 10 cents
week, or 44c per month Copies AT the counter,
cents each. b. mail-po5tage prepaid-SO cents s
month; one wear, So: six months -.
Entered at the Post Office al Washington, D. c.,
secODd-class mail matter.
THE WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-$l q
year, postage prepaid. six months. 90 cents.
Sc All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance;
Eo paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known application.
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BAKERS GOLD MEDAL
PARIS, 1878.
BAKERS Warranted Absolutely
BAKERS Pure Cocoa. from which
BAKERS the excess of oil has been
removed 1t has three times
BREAKFAST the strength of Cocoa mixed
BREAKFAST with starch, arrowroot or
BREAKFAST sugar, and Is therefore far
BREAKFAST more economical, costing
less than cent cup It
COCOA. is delicious nourshing,
COCOA strengthening, easily digest
COCOA. ed and admirably adapted
COCOA. for invalids well as for
persons in health.
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
d17 W. BAKER & Co., Dorehest er MaseL
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II AIDES - sUPERFLUOUS HAIR OBLITER-
Lated! My Electric Needle positively destroys the
roots. leaving no trace and Il the only permanent
remedy known for the hideOus blemfsh Of supef-
nuous hair Write for full particulars. NrA DR
GABRIEL, S02 18th e. NV. t6-lmo
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GREAT CoArs. UnsrEra
DON'T YOU WISH YOU had PRO
vIpED YOURSELF WITH LONG,
STRONG ovERCoar BEFORE THIS
STORM CAME - ONE THAT WOULD
COVER UP YOUR KNEES WHEN IN
THE STREET CARS OR PROTECT YOUR
LEGS WHILE HANGING ON BEHIND.
THESE GARMENTS ARE EXCEED
NGLY USEFUL ON SUCH OCCASIONS
AND WILL LAST a MAN FOR YEARS
WHEN YOU CAN BUY STRONG,
LONG. AILwooL COAT OF THIS SORT,
MADE UP DoUBLE-BREAsTED, WITH
POCKETS IN BREAST TO KEEP THE
HANDS WARM. FOR 30, 1T WON'T PAY
To GO WITHOUT.
FINER ONES. BUT NOT MORE DURA.
BILE. AT sl25O. SIS. SIS $50 S2a
DON'T MISS THEM. ONLY A FEW LEFT.
E b BARNUM & co.
. e3l PENNSYLVANIA AvENUR
VELATrs
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF
PURE OLIVE OIL AND MACCARoNI.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ALSO,
TILE CELEBRATED vELATPS FAMOUS CARA.
MEIls. FRESH EVERY DAY
go 9Th st NV. opposite U. s Patent once
Branch store. i7o0 Pennsylvania ave. NV
GEr THE BEsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS
THE CONCORD COLLAR"
Coupe. Carnage. Road, Team and Express Harness
ofall kinds and description at Lowest Prices
Every Genuine CONCORD HARSkSS - stamped
win makers name and Trademark
LUTZ d FRO.
497 Pennsy AniA Avenue
Adjoining National Hotel
EHoRSE BLANKETS and CAKkLAesE ROBES
N 60eaS variety aS Very Low Exsco4 ocl6
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HOW A NUIURIOCS CkIMINAL ESCAFED lkON
JAIL AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Feb. S.-Charles Russell,
noted thief, safe-blower and pickpocket un-
der sentence of three years in the penitentiary
escaped from the county jail yesterday morn
ing by going out with the salvationists at the
close Of their services. He had shaved of his mus
tache last night and kept his face hidden until
he mingled with the worshipers. His disguise
was aided by stealing another prisoners over
coat. He has not yet been caught
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THE NAVAL ACADEMY HAzING.-The court
martial which recently investigated several
cases of alleged haztng by cadets at the Naval
Academy is believed to have found all the ac-
cused guilty OF haxfng Cadet Louis briggs ex-
cept Cadet Joseph ]. Welsh, who is restored to
duty. The findings of thescourt, approved by
the superintendent OF the Naval Academy, are
IN the hands of the Secretary of the Navy, who
will probably take action this week.
DEFICIENT NAVAL CADErs-It is thought
that about twenty-five naval cadets will be
bilged this year, tue largest number, as, usual,
coming out of the fourth class. The failures in
the second and third classes this year were
very few as compared with former examine
TONS. All ofthe FIRST class are believed to have
passed successfully.
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LADIES. ArrKNr1ox.
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE NJ. j. PRANDL
1909 STREET.
OPHEIIA BANGS LOUIS XIV BANGS
ENGLISH BASKET PLAlTS AND EVENING
COIFEURES.
Hair Dressed and Bangs ShingIed. j5-2ms
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Mr.. NATHAN SMITH, who resigned his posi-
ton in the Post Office department. last spring,
will, it is understood, return to the department
General Villas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fts CENTRAL UNION MISSION, eO9 Pa.
n;rbt 2, aSeries Of special Gospel services every
city Tonight Monday, Rev. $ DoMER. of ST. Paul's
GEO o. LITTLE of Assembly Presbyterass ehure ef
s VIII Gospei talks brief testimoes good singing.
Daily MONDAY prayer-serviceat IL o'clock Its
E~ THE BIGGEST CAMP FIRE UNION
- a, VETERAN CORPS. at Armory, corner OF
and short
prominent G. A; Comrades. military music and buge
collation. Mes call At $50. ' e'o IA'e'i i.
To- DIR. SUSAN A. EDISON HAS RE-
- turned. after several weeks absence and
VIII be glad to meet all her old and new friends and
Tfx~ WAsHINGTON LODGE NO. Is. B. P.
W , O. EEks has decided to attend the Jahr
The members are requested to meet at the Harris
H isss on that evening at $40 se s;Trs sa
To- CENTENNIAL TEA PARTY.-SIXTH
:, Presbyterian church corner 9th and SITS.
Tickets Soc For The SshPsss IT a'a
fE~ THE MILLING WORLD IS RESPONSE
r,a,,s- PIE of any articles they may publish 1t is
eott OF our firm was considered unustitiabe by the
choose to submit body Unknown to the laws
Ws gyen the sase why
swered Boycotting is an exotic and is illegal where
= ,originaed and we presume is equally unlawful in
onae oi all VINO are opposed to BOycOtting. See adj
ns-3t ". II; TENNEY SONS
TE~ P. BRENNAN HAS REMOVED FROM
LII 4OS LIST NV: to 1918 St NV where he
M Ma De giad to see his friends Horses taken at
livery. Telephone call 1892. =. BRENNAN. f6-1mE
fE-<~ NOTICE-HAVING PURCHASED THE
80 Restaurant formerly known LENS Navy
Garden, col er of 9th street and Pennsylvania ave-
e.. herewith invite my friends and the pub ic in
general to splendid free lunch, which u be served
on WEDN ESDAY, February 10th. Fine music will
be In attendance
fS-3t* RJDOIpII TuIEJE
fE~ NoTiCE.--AIL MEMBERS OF LOCAL
l>..s Assembly. No 179S, X. of L., are ordered 10
attend the next meeting of the Assembly FRIDAY,
FeDruary IL. and bring their last years working
caros. BY order of L. A. l79S. f3-3t
(C~ DIR. CHARLES ALLEN, HOMEO-
49, pathiSt, has opened an office at GIL 18th
st. NV Office hours from to $50 a. m, i to 2 and
4:oo D. m sundays, 10 to II a. fS-6t*
fts THOSE USING OUR MACHINES ARE
- particularly cautioned against allowing Them
10 De tampered with at the house by repre-
sentnS themselves being employed by us as
auJusters and who are in cases entirely
Incompetent exacting enormous charges and render
ing no practical service We responsible only
work done at our office, where skilled work
men are employed and only genuine parts used.
orders by postal will receive immediate attention.
WHEELER d WILSON MFG CO,
Jat-Zm" 431 9th ST. n.w Riley Building
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On Monday last the clerk OF the county court
of Orange county, Va, issued Q marriage license
to Benjamin Creel, aged 81 yearn. sud MA AZ.
WIN 8. Hays, the song writer made his debut
on the minstrel stage at xM1vC11o ooe0r0ay
night 70 . crowded h0nna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-08

THE U. 8. s. PowHATAN arrived at Santiago
de Cuba January 9th,
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-lnterna
revenue, $3.50 ,S66; customs, $3.50, $40.
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[6% WASHINGTON Ss5 pC. 8 ,sse

lF>SS WASHINGTON, u. c.,
D>-AA February 6, 1866
JOHN E. BEALL, ESQ.,, Secretary National Mutual Life
Association, 1920 Fs. n,c., Washington, d. c.:
DEAR SIR: hereby tender my thanks to your Asso-
citation for the receipt Of 2O5 this day, in full
ment of policy No. 277 in your association. death
OF FRANK HODGES, deceased who was insured in your
company for $4,000, the remainder OF said So. 600
being paid Immediately receipt of death proofs No
venlber 6th 1885 and this balance is now acknowl-
edged to be received three months from that time &C
cording to the terms of your policy.
Thanking You for your promptness,
am, truly yours,
AMORETT / CLARKE
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MADRID, Feb S-The Globe says that Senior
Ruiz Gomez, who is a free trader, has again
been offered the post OF minister at w -hington.
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HAnD GODS

HARD WooDs
1T TAKES YEARS TO ACCUMULATE A
DRY. PRIME SELECT STOCK OF HARD
WOODS. SUCH AS WE WILL PRESENT FOR
SALE JANUARY 1sT, 1880 1T TAKES FOUR
OR FIVE YEARS FOR SUCH LUMBER TO SEA.
SON. AND THEN WE HAVE TO SEARCH FROM
MAINE TO CALIFORNIA TO FIND THE
CHOICEST GRADEA
WE HAVE BEEN QUIETLY AT WORK SINCE
1880 ACCUMULATINa SUCH LUMBER AND
ON JANUARY lsT. 1885. WILL OFFER A STOCK
OF THE MOST SELECT HARD WOODS In
WASHINGTON
WILLET LIBBEY.
AIT Cor. 9th street and New York avenue
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A STEAMSHIP CUT BY THE ICE.-Commo-
dore Chandler informs the Navy department
that the Austrian steamship Donau arrived at
the New York navy yard Saturday afternoon
leaking badly. She would be kept at the yard
free.
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TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE or OYSTER DRED0-
ERs.-Three dredgers arrived at the Anne
Arundel, Nd, Jail Saturday night for shelter
having walked from Plum Pint, q distance q
forty miles They were two days and night
making the journey, and part OF the way had
to wade waist deep in snow. One OF thens
named Bush, q resident Of Baltimore. Wos In q
badly frosted condition.
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- YOU WILL FIND IT ECONOMY 10
- have Weather strips 70 your Doors and
Windows
We furnish and apply il promptly.
GEO. w. CORBETT,
3l0 6th street NV,
Telephone call 773-3 d7-2ms
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TF~ THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
lIA Residents b particularly called 70 PHO5-
VIrE, the new and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic
The eiass OF bottles by We AILBUKN. Sole In
vent0r and Asaulacturer l429 Pennsylvanla ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-08

fE~BROCHE, THEwELLKNOWN PRoFEs-
- sional French Cook. invites his patrons to call
and Try good Table d Hote Breakfast, 65c; Lunch,
meal tickets. $1,000 1 am ready now u satisfy the
most f&stldious gourmet In Washington
RROCHES, second door from National Theater.
Dining rooms up stairs strictly rstclass In every re
Aect Tor ladies and gentlemen La Carte. all day
Dinner Parties, Balls, Receptions etc, at short notice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-08

Mr. Henry Broadhurst is a thoroughly repre-
sentative labor candidate. Fifteen years age
the new under secretary for the home depart
ment was working as a Iourneyman stone
mason. His position In parliament on any
question concerning the welfare Of the working
classes has been vigorous on their behalf. Hi
name was honorably connected with the com,
mission for the housing of the poor.