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BOUND FOR THE CONGO.
Mr.. Lapsley and His Colored Coad jutor--
missionary Calls on the President.

The meeting at the Central Presbyterian
church tonight is to be addressed by Messrs
Lapsley and sheppard, the missionaries now en-
route TO the Congo. Mr.. Lapsley reached tho
city yesterday. and with his father and mother.
who have been here several days, is visiting az
Senator Morgans, on A. street His colored
coadjutor, Mr.. Sheppard, will arrive tins after
noon, he having stopped in Virginia to say
goodbye to his mother, they having to-
gether addressed the churches in Louisville,
Nashville and elsewhere in the south. They 20
by direction OF their church authorities 20
locate mission in the Free State of the Congo.
and others are to follow when the location is
made. Mr.. Lapsley had an interview with the
President last evening IN order TO get an
introduction to the center of information
and authority on Congo matters at
Brussels. The President expressed a kindly
interest in the subject and gave direction how
introductions could be had through the State
department. Among other things Mr.. Lapsley
told the President that DIR. Livingston, in talk
ing with African kings, found trouble in ex-
planning how il was he had come so far TO see
them and yet had never seen his own queen
and he hoped to obyiate that trouble. The
President seemed amused and in parting ex-
pressed his best wishes.
They expect to leave here tomorrow and New
York on the 10th instant and Liverpool on the
Goth Of March.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for TIE EVENING STAR.

hepOrted Tor BE EVENING
The NEW DRAINAGE SYsTEM.-The new sys-
tenn of grades and drainage mentioned in The
STAR some time ago is now in operation in the
northwest section OF the city above Columbus
street and has been well tried by recent rains.
Under this system all the surface or gutter
drainage OF some sixty acres of squares and
streets lis carried into either Henry or Cameron
streets and meets at the north end of the
Henry street sewer. which receives all the wa
ter II can carry of. The residue goes west,
passes under the railroad tracks at Fayette
street and turns south at West street into King
street, where it turns west and goes TO Hooff's
run. The trouble with the new system is that
in many cases the cutters above the level
of the lots which they are intended to dram
and the new system will not be effective until
section OF the city is raised The
work of doing this will be immense, requiring
tens OF thousands OF loads of earth. Already
the schoo, board has been called to put over .
thousand loads of earth upon the Hallowell
school lot A protest from many OF the resi-
dents of that section is now in the hands Of the
committee on streets, which will report on tho
subject at the next meeting of the city council.
NoTEs.-The committee on the proposed
shoe factory will report at a meeting to be held
ct the board Of trade rooms tomorrow even
ing.-There was more ''erap" and the city
won 81 from each player at the mayors last
court-Mr. z. +. German has received $500
from the Midland railroad company as COM
pensation for the old Myers house on Union
street, wrecked some months ago by q runaway
locomotive.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

G. TEE EVENING SrAR 10 everywhere rscee-
nized and admitted to be, in every quality, the
leading and favorite newspaper Of the National
Capital, alike in the counting-room, the work
shop, and the family circle. Pretty much
everybody in the District reads il regularly. 1t
is therefore much the best advertising medium
in the city; and, in proportion to circulation
its advertising rates are also much the caeapest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

Capt. J. NJ. Pipes is now senior vice depart
ment commander and chairman of the employ
ment committee. In this latter capacity he
has rendered valuable service, over 400 Union
ex-soldiers and sailors, widows and orphans,
having been provided with situations-a greater
number than the aggregate of several previous
years Capt. Pipes enlisted private in COM
pany A, 10th Pennsylvania volunteers, in 1862.
The 140th saw a good deal of service, it being
third as to casualties during the war. Capt.
Pipes participated i'll all the great battles in
which the second corps was engaged from
Fredericksburg until he left the front Oh Febru-
AIRY IL, 1865. He was wounded at Gettysburg on
the evening of July 1868, in the charge OF Gen.
looks brigade near Little Round Top, was
captured on the field and recaptured by the
Union forces. He also received a slight wound
at SpOttsylvanias charge, but did not leave the
field and was for the third time, wounded at
Reams station August %, 1864. lie lost his
right arm there while in command of the first
regiment Of Gen. Miles brigade. The bail
that did this mischief narrowly missed his
right lung. He returned to his regiment and
remained with it until February of the next
year. Gen. Nelson A. Miles says of him:
Capt. j. NJ. Pipes was a gallant officer under
Inc, commanding his regiment" and in this
sentiment he was joined by Gen. Hancock.
After the war Capt Pipes located in Marshall
county, VIVA, and there he was honored with
an election as county treasurer. He was secre-
tary OF state of West Virginia-the last one
elected by republican votes. He was unani-
mously renominated for a second term and ran
ahead of his ticket. He was a member of the
state constitutional convention in 1872 and held
several other positions of trust, all with credit
TO himself and his 81 he.
THE TWO TICKETS.
On the Urell ticket are the names Of S. E.
Faunce. for senior vice commander, and Calvin
FarnswOrth for junior vice commander. On
the Pipes ticket Arthur Hendricks is named
for the position OF senior vice and A. +. Dins-
more for junior vice commander.
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Robberies Reported.

Sunday night thieves entered the Baltimore
and Ohio work shops and carried off quantity
of brass and some tools.-George W. Knox
reports that one Of his employees stole s4s.Ss.
60. W. Reed of l222 h street complains that
his overcoat was stolen from the winder build
ing yesterdsy.-Monday night clothes line
in the yard Of Samuel Ergood, No. 1912 Q
street, was robbed of weeks wash. WIN.
Bateman reports the larceny Of some carpen-
ters tools from o vacant house and L. A
Spisser the larceny Of some carpenters tools.
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Admirers Of the Coiored Pugilist.

Ada Martin and Mary johnson, colored i'd
mirers of Peter Jackson, we're on Pennsylvania
avenue last night discussing the black bruiser's
pugilistic qualities The discussion got warm.
Use Peter Jackson" said one of the girls, but
the other wouldn't have it that way. A prof.
osition was made by one Of the girls to 20 to Q
house and have fight for $25 They became
too boisterous and Policeman Kenny took them
in custody. They we're fined e5 each this
morning
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Whisky "a q Cure for the Grin.

John Knighton drank some whisky last
night to cure the grip. 1t didn't have that
effect, but complicated his trouble by getting
him in . policeman's grip. He told Judge
Miller this morning that the liquor turned
him upside down. He promised not to 40 SO
again If excused this time, aud his personal
bonds were taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

The Grand Army bugle il being sounded
very loudly today and tonight there will be a
great assembly Of veterans. Hundreds of the
men who wore the blue will gather together at
Grand Army hall and after little preliminary
business skirmishing will settle down to good
humored strife on the election of officers for
the department of the Potomac for the ensuing
year. Two tickets are in the field and the
friends OF each are thoroughly in earnest. Ac-
eording to the calculations. which have been
carefully made by his friends. each candidate
has more than enough votes to elect him CON-
fortably. The accuracy of their respective
diagnoses will be tested about 10 o'clock to-
night.
Leading the columns in the friendly figh,
are Capt ]. M. Pipes and Lieut.. Col. NJ E.
Urell candidates for the Office Of department,
commander
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THE TWO TICKETS.
Disorderly ON a Street Car.

A party of negroes got on an Anacostia car
last night on NJ street and broke the glass out
of the door. John Stephenson, one of their
number, was arrested and locked up. This
morning when taken to the Police Court Judge
Miller enforced the law by inning Stephenson
$40 or months on the farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

INUk RENT
Il 1909 9Th St NV. Brick House. 10 rooms all mod
imp, s45.
s1a st NV. Brick House. rooms. all mod imp,
5000.
AL Q ST. NV. Brick House. rooms, all mod imp,
S26. '''
952 Boundary w. Brick House. rooms. all mod
Az \ st. NV. Brick House, 4 rooms, store gas,
water. $50.
l23 = st NV. Frame House. rooms. store. gas
water. ssJ.
s22 80.
AZ II ST. ne. Brick House. rooms all mod imp.
IS st. sw, Brick House. rooms, store, water.
$40 2 st. NV. Brick House. rooms. mod. imp,
4ol ct. NV, Frame House, @ rooms, water, els.
3il,3l3 q ST. ne, Frame House, rooms. water,
81 LIST st. Sc, Frame House, rooms. water
I7t0 sth st. NV, Frame House. rooms, water.
80.
1917 wiltberger st. NV. Frame House. rooms,
water. So 80.
29O2 til st. NV, Frame House, rooms, water 80.
Also office rooms in central part of city BIZ
CHAS. =. SHREVE,
f1O-Tt 1909 18th ST. II. w.
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More F-Street Propertv Solid.

NJ. p. Caldwell, real estate agent, sold yester-
day to W. H. Campbell and John o. Johnson
the property Gil street, between 9th and 9TH,
for $4,000 cash. The building will be remod-
cled for Office purposes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

Court this morning to q charge Of carving
blackjack and was fined $50 or 80 days.
VIM Johnson and Mary Williams forfeited
clio each in the Police Court this morning fag
fast driving on Lincoln avenuA
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

l'OR REM
II Z32 = 16r165 $40 18th st. ne, Or. 5
1232 Mass zv., l0r. mi 90 l2O5 st.se. 6r ID 30
ga yth = 10. 30 6l2 Callan e.. Or -. 30
$50 9Th a. se. l3r So Rear 300 9TH 30
PIC ST.. l0r a $50 Rear 81 sine At
jazz st-n.v. Tor. 40 % Bsd. road.
- St n.e. sr........207 & "a Perxct. r3. 90
1888 9th n.e mi. lis OFFICES.
$50 In se. ~ 93l 7 St NV I'D f.3r.
so q St Ae.. water. l6 30 STABLE -
5l5 fth st. n-e. Or 10 30 Rear 9l5 II. ..lO
sWOkMSIEDT BRADLEY,
H2p-lm y57 st-n.w.
EOR RENT-BY MARCH i, EIGHT. ROOM BRICK
u House. 1915 Madison St cellar and al modern IN
prUyements- Can Ue after > pm FOR terms sc.
apply 10 owner, 1127 18th st. NV fl9-o'-
IvOR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE.
II sc I'd o.. ne q rooms and hath . n oms deep
Rust HUNGERFOkD,
na3t ga l4th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

VNOR KENI-CONN. AVE. NEAR NJ ST., VERY
IL desirable :}-stOry and basement Brick Dwelling
Containing &c rooms. bath furnace. range every
convenience House il handsomely and richly fur
nshed except silver and crockery. For further in
formation and permit TO examine apply to THOS. j.
FISHER Il CO., 1924 st.n. f15-6t
NOR RENTERS 10TH ST. NV: ALL MOD.
II imps. good repair; $40 per month. Apply TO ".
Q. JOHNSON, us 18th st. NV. fi5-lm
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TO VOTE TONIGHT.
The Department Commander OF the
q. A. X. to be Chosen.

SKETCHES OF THE TWO CANDIDATES IN THE
FIELD-MES WHO SERVED CALAMITY AND ARE
NOW LEADING THE VETERANS IN A FRIENDLY
srRUooLE-rHE TrcKErs
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MANICURE.

NJ ADAM PAWN.
w MANICURE AND CHIROPODIST,
tO3 10Th ST. NV. over Thompson's drug store.
lhe only importer and manufacturer Of Fine Mani
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

nRUG STORE FOR SALE-CORNER OF 9TH
~ and b sw. For particulars inquire at 6lS St
II
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SUMNER RESORTS.

nR W. L. HAWK =. YORK HARBOR, ME-.
Dwishes TO Lease his Privat. Residence OF III rooms
all modern improvements texcept electricity Terms
$500 Per mouth. Washington references exchanged.
fll-3ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

PARTY WITH LAND EAST OF CAPITOL CAN
IA give one who - i'll join him a chance to double his
money on a deal Address OPPORTUNITY Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-19

1911 d at. n. w.. f.h..
sS Ss' to 1884 i ' s.. T.
W, b. Or. 1000
l4l2 18th st. NV.
J b.h.. NIL. Or. 200
23y l31s st. s.w.. bin,
s3I to s:35 I'D st. u.
} W. b. b. ..........4.5OO
} and y06 18th st. Sc. 800
800 9TH st. u. W., D.h.
NIL. Sr.............4.oOO
1928 V st. NV. b.h.,
} 6r:. ..:-..............3,S 400
1913 Eth st. n. W., IN
,H.:::.;...........; 3,IIo
200 18th st. NV, b.h..
} Or ................. $500
10 l. st. NV, D.h..
T....................S.50 500
34OS n st. NV. b b.,
AZ l. st. u. W.. b. h. 6r. =, 800
1889 9Th st. NV, BIN,
1r...........-.......2,4OO
j 400 Sampson st.n.w.,
I. h..................2.O 600
02 Myrtle ST., b.h..
/ T...................l l., 200
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOR sALE-i4;RoOM HOUSE ON 9 ST; WEST
II Of 14th. with large side yard: about 5000 sQuas
feet; whole property for . Is, 600.
f19-lw UUlANi Il WHITING, 1920 ut,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31

paragraph is sufficient to SLOW the
feelings of Senator Ingalls,: "The
South is standing on a volcano. The
South is sitting on the safety valve.
They are breeding innumerable John
Browns and Nat turner's. Already
mutterings of discomfort by hostile
organizations is heard. The line of
torch and dagger is advised. I de-
plore it; but as God is my judge, l
say that no other people on tbs face
of the earth have ever submitted to
the wrongs aud injustice, which have
been for twenty five years put upon
colored men of the South, without
revolution and blood.'
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WEST VA. SENATE.

In its personel of the Senate the
Legislator says of Senator Van Pelt :
Hon. NJ. Van Pelt, of Fayette, who
represents his people 40 ably, and 80
we'll in the Senate, is bright and
useful member, and though young in
years, has already given earnest OF
comprising future rich in honors
and usefulness to his State and coun
try.
We doubt if there is member OF
the Senate who works harder and
more persistently than Mr.. Van Pelt,
and certainly none more effectively;
for when he assays to father n inca
sure, lie hangs to it with an energy
of purpose which nothing can abate
lie is as stubborn az the DEGREES OF
fate, and yet wanting neither courte
BUSINESS or liberality in his inter
course with brother members, OF
magnanimity toward his political ad
versaries.
He is personally very popular with
his people and official associates.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
INGALLS,.

Senator Ingalls,, of Kansas, made
his long-looked.for speech on the
Southern question in the Senate,
January %. II was delivered after
long and careful preparation, and
doubtless expresses the Senator's
convictions. 1t was said in advance
that Mr.. ingalls, would take con
sentative view of the situation, Many
thought, however. that it was not in
his nature TO be conservative, espe-
cially in matters pertaining to the
South, and the speech shows that
the latter opinion WAS we'll founded.
There is no conservatism in il. One
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MARRIED..

Dec. "a. 1889, ut the residence OF
Mr.. james A. Tiller, on South Fork
of Clinch, by Rev. VIM. H. Kelly,
Mr.. Joseph Groseclose to Miss
Laura V. Tiller, all Of Tazewell
county, Va.
Dec. 25, 1889, mt the residence OF
Henry Peck, Oh the South Fork OF
Clinch, by Rev. WIN. II. Kelly, Mr.
Sterling W. Yost to Miss Florence
Peck, all OF Tazewell county, Va.
Jan. 80, 1890, at the residence OF
Henry Peck, by Rev. VIM II. Kelly
Mr. Peter A. Yost to Miss Fannie c.
Peck, all OF Tazewell county, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31

Rev. ". II. Price held his quar-
terly iheetiiig at the Methodist
church on Saturday and Sunday
last, and Rev. M. W. Doggett, OF
the Presbyterian church, held his
sacramcntal meeting ~ announced.
Both churches were we'll filed ut
the Sunday services.
The Norfolk and Western railroad
il moving from the mites GIG CATS
of coal per day. There are l,400
persons OH the pay rolls at Roam
where the car and machine works
are, turning out two engines a
week aud eleven cars per day.
Within II very short time the force
is to he increased to 1900 and the
capacity Of the shops doubled. On
the entire line 5000 men are EN-
ployed.
The Equity Life Association OF
Virginia, Of which Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee is president and Mr.. Adrian
Riddick, special agent, now in Taze-
well, is organized upon scheme
embracing the very best and safest
elements that enter into the bust
ness of life insurance. This COM
lmny is now writing an unprece-
dented number of policies in this
section and will become one of the
leading institutions of the State.
You don't have to continue dosing
with Simmons Liver Regulator. Or
ten little cures effectually.
If you feel all broke up and out of
sorts agitate your Liver with Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
No one ever tried Simmons Liver
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with its effect.
Why will you suffer from Indiges
ton aud Dyspepsia Simmons Liver
Regulator is pleasant and cures.
The great vegetable substitute for
pills is Simmons Liver Regulator.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31

remedies. but they did no gont. llmuf-
~ bought u bottle OF Ayers Hair Vigor,
and. after using only n part of the con.
tents. my head WIS covered with n
heavy grnwflI of hnir. I recommend
your preparation as the best in tho
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81 hnvc used Ayers Hair Higor for
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31

VIRGINIA I'm the Clerks Office of tn
' Circuit Court Of Tazewcll County, Jan
uary 0. A. D., 1890.
Emily V. Crismond, Complainant
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31

What enhances the beauty of fine
features m6fs than n clear skin
Even plain features are made at
tractive by good complexion. To
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equal. Six bottles, IS. Worth So
bottle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31
TAZEWELL FEMALE SEMI
NARY.

The second term of this school
opens on the 9th of January, 1890,
and those who expect to attend
should enter promptly and thus have
the advantages of starting with new
classes. Don't forget the date, 9th
January, 1890.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-01-31

The Equity commends itself to the
public because of it's conservative and
safe management. It issues Life In.
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cies. Premiums as low as consistent
with safety. Before insuring else
where consult your interest by care
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Tho EEST ana Meet POPULAR
Sewing Thread OF 2ZoGcrn Times.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
FOR SALE BY
BUCHANAN, HARRISON & co.

VIRGINIA In the Clerks Office of the
Y Circuit Court OF Tazewcl County, jan
uary Q. A. D., 1890.
Emily V. Crismond, Complainant,
Abijah Il. Huddle, l.. Il. Wynn, j. N. IIar-
man, Trustee: and s. W. Williams and
Martin Williams, lawyers and partners
under the firm and style of Williams
Brothers, Defendants.
In CBASCERY.
The object of this suit is TO set aside md
annul conveyance from AbijRh Il, Hudd'e
to l.. Il. Wynn of said Huddle's interest
which is one eighth-in certain tract of
land lying III Bnrk's Garden, i'll Tazewell
county. containing about 160 acres, which
said conveyance bears date 23d February,
1888, and is of record i'll TaZewcll county,
i'll Deed Book No. "a. page ~; also to set
aside and annul deed from said l.. II.
Wynn to j. N. Harnnn consigning said ill.,
terest in said land, in trust, to secure to
said Williams Brothers the payment of n
bond executed to them by snid l.. 4.
Wynn for 500, which said lust mentioned
deed bears date 9th August, 1889, and is
recorded in Tazcwcll county in Deed
Book No. "a, page 44G; and to subject
said interest in said land to the satisfaction
"a judgment recovered by said Emily V.
Crismond against bald Huddlc in the Cir
cult Court of Tazowell county, at its No.
vember term, 1889, for 81 600, with inter
est from the day of November, 1889,
and $ costs. And it appearing from
satisfactory evidence on file in this office
that said Abiinh T. Iiuddlc is not n resi-
dent of this State, it in ordered that he ap.
pear here within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this
suit; and that copy of this order be pub
lished i'll the CLINcH VALLEY News and
posted as required by law. ~
a Copy Tostc:
II. BANE HARTMAN, D. G.
l HINRY GRAHAM DFu -4af. 9sft
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the forinRtion Of
dal,lrumi inRk,'s the
hair suft nni silkrn;
and ilnTarts n deli
cate but lasting per.
hliiie.
Srvcrnl months
ngn my hnir coln-
ii,rnrrtl falling ont,
and in It i.w weeks
my lcnd was utmost
lril,t trial ,,,n,,x,