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The Aurora BorealIs OF Northern Lights.

TO the Editor Of The Evening Star:
saturday evening, February 10, 1892, there
was a very good. though minor display, of the
northern lights" For many years now we
have not had any exhibition to speak of in this
line. Wha. they are we know not, though
many theories have been advanced. The
trouble is as to the facts We have not as vet
mad sufficient number OF tangible facts to
enable US to solve the problem of their cause.
Some years ago a lecturer advertised to
dem onstrate to the world the cause or nature 5
secret IN this department He had gathered
his audience and thus propounded to them
his great solution of the problem Ladies'
and gentlemen, propose to demonstrate to
you this evening that the cause Of the aurora
borealis is due to electricity; for if it is no.
due to electricity. what in the name of COM
mon sense is it due top And here he left his
audience quite as much in the dark as when
ne began. In this connection there ID another
story told OF a professor in one Of the German
universities He asked his class--evidently to
Wy them In ready answers-what was the cause
OF the aurora borealis. The question passed
from student to student with the response
that they did not know. At last il reached
the student at the end of the class. Scratch
ing his head he replied in thoughtful manner
that he did know. but that he had forgotten.
AT this the professor said to the class: Gen
tlemen. We rein great dilemma. The only man
who ever knew what was the cause of the aurora
borealis has forgotten ~ As the telegraph aided
us In the solution of meteorological phenomena
1t would be well to appeal to the same agent to
help us out in this department.. At present it
is less dificuls to obtain the electricity than to
secure the basis from which to make the OBJ
servations. But if the present Congress would
only make an appropriation for the discovery
OF the north pole country, and then our agents
go about II In business-like way e.. estab-
lish a base Of supplies as far north as navigg-
ton by steam would permit during the warmer
months, and from this point advance and
establish minor depots at the distance of a day 3
journey apart-n Congress would furnish
the means to do this it would not
take long to reach the pole and
make telegraphic communication with it.
Then not only could few hardy explorers
reach the pole. but the way would easily be
prepared for the investigation of this north
country from every standpoint, not only by
one or two men, but by many men Of scien-
uhc and practical ability, to whom such a Jour-
ney at present would be impossible. Let us
have the telegraph advanced to the north pole
| ITSELF The expense would not be so great and
we believe that the results would pay from
more than one standpoint.
trust that the present Congress will do
| something to further this project. To say
| nothing Of ell the other advantages. practical
and scientific, that would result from this we
could without doubt obtain from that north
country all the facts necessary to solve the mys-
terry as to the aurora borealis. LPN
Washington, DC, February Is, 1892.
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Confirmation.

The Senate in executive session has confirmed
the following nominations:
q. H. II. Byers of New York, to be consul
general Of the United States at st. Gall.
Assistant Naval Constructor David w. Taylor,
naval constructor.
Postnlasters: Colorado-L b wellard, Gree
ley; s. b. Boder, Boulder. Iowa.. H. Roy
nolds, Harlan; s. y. Cole, Polla. Maryland
Edward Hall Hsvre de Grace Massachusetts, =
H. A. Talbot, Franklin. Michigan-E. F. II.
Pearson, Pontiac. Ohio-Samuel e. Fonts,
westeryille- Pcnnsyivania-w. T. Lewis. Aus
TIN; L. y. Landmesser, wlkesbarre; Z. J. VIM
ton, Jeannette. wsshingtou-J. s. Fem, Port
Angelica Wyoming-L- r. Davis. Newcastle.
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One thousand clergymen and laymen from
all parts of the state visited the state house at
Trenton. N. j., yesterday in opposition to the
race track bills. Two hundred Representatives
came from Elizabeth, so from Plainfield, III
from Newark, rs from Camden. Is from Pater.
son, Passaic and Clifton and SO from Middlesex
county Rutgers College sent petition, and
Trenton was Represented by 200 delegates,
headed by Bishop Scarborough. Princeton
meeting at II m, which elected r. v. Linda.
bury chairman and appointed q committee,
which was after ward heard by the assembly
committee having the race track bills in charge.
At This hearing Mr.. Lindabury delivered a
strong protest against the continuance of the
race tracks in the state. Mrs. B. Williams.
president Of the State Charities Aid Society;
Mrs. s. Il. Knowles of Newark, ex-Judge Ian.
ming Of Trenton, Rev. DIR. Duryea Of Rutgers
and Bishop Scarborough were among the other
speakers.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

eyNo city in the world is 30 thoroughly COW
cred by Tho circulation Of a single newspaper
as is the city Of Washington by that Of THE
EVENING STAR 1t reaches all readers in the
city and vicinity. n stcews TO its circulation
No other Washington paper has vet done this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17

At the cattle market at the Union stock yards
at Benning, d. C., yesterday 1873 cattle were
ON the market and sold ss follows: Best.
~ 70 4Ae. per pound good. 4 to 4Ac. per
pound; medium, So to $40. per pound; COM
mon, 2 to 21sc. per pound pa sheep aud
lambs ON the market and sold as follows:
Sheep, TO 5S%c. per pound; lambs, 81 to 10. per
pound Cows with calves sold from SIS 70
so each. Market active.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17

ing to suffer for 1t, with Dr.. Picrce's Pleasant
Pellets Not merely temporary good, but
holp that lasts In Q perfectly easy and nat
ural way they cleanse and regulate the whole
system, and keep it regulated. Sick and
Bilious Headache, CONSTIPATION, Indigestion,
Bilious Attacks, and all dcranSemants OF the
liver. stomach and bowels are promptly re-
hevod ard permanently cured
They're tho original Liver Pills, the small
est, easiest and best to take-and they're tho
cheapest, for they're guaranteed to give
sstisfactdon, or your money h retarned
You pay only for tho good you get This
b true only Of DR.. Piercss medicineG
WAX. and only oas Necessary or dosa
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L. b. Toysrn 4 Sox.
DkI GOODS DEArERa

Dki GOODS DEALERa
l3l0 sth e. D. w.,
Have Just received line Light Dress Goods in
Ians and Modes. serses anu Henr.ettss, from 25c.
~ 81
Bs' Goods, all wool. from 5Oc. 10 OF.
fTult II the Loom BeacneI Cotton, ssc
Madras DrdEsry. Ia al shades. reduced to &c.
i@Arfe lnr Lew Handbags III tine qualities now on
1914 InGieacEed sbeetinz, Ijc-
lU-4 5less he'd Sheeting, lie.
iesi b -eaCE e. Sle~tIilz. lU-i vide, DC
tliiON Case Cotton. =. 10. l2l and 15c.
Blankets at cost prices.
Out TX !anael IN shott lengths. Worth l2,<c Only
- '
B.sc& Cashmere shSwls :romsl 20 to $40.
CGr Remnant counter Is very attractive. All grades
o. " :, tF)odrln Ba.A AMI from to yards
We have -lst o. ened new liae Of Stamped Linens,
very attractive.
lAlI,s' Muslln Underwear IN xrea, variety and DO.
tom p.iCrs.
Eoy : nt.sOr lies REGULAR price. 25c. Only 10,
O-it - axis worth -.-Dc. FOR this sale lsE.
svDst-rs Dictionary given fres 10 Al cash cus
tOnl-rs- Call AID -, a card fel3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17

Chairman Fsithorn has sent out notice for
meeting OF the Southwestern Railway aud
Steamship Association in st. Louis on tho 18th.
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"No Perfection is so absolute
That some impurity doth not pol
lutte"

Use Carlsbad Sprudel Salt for all
impurities of the blood. 1t is Natures
own remedy. Beware OF limitations.
The genuine imported article must
hsve the signature OF 'Eisner & Men
delson Co. Agents, New York." on
every bottle.
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Have | EVER DECEIVED You,

have been before you. through The Star every day
for two years have strenuously avoided saying
anything calculated to misiead the most conhdinx
reader Lave sndeavored to impress upon all who
read NY advertisements that whatever statement
make Is sacred pledge TO the people don't profess
10 give you something nothing. don't sell one
article below cost and beat you another l don't
VANISH over doubtful Statements but give the faes
IN every Instance.
NOW READ
Six-ft- Extension Table. oak e.. 90
sIx-ft- Extension Table. cluster leg. -.
Feather Pillow mot ehieken). sc.
lari-widr Carpet. 114 TO Soc
BrGss-.s CARPET. ~. ~. Sc-
Exlra Body Bruises. voe.
Best Wire Cots. slgS.
Ali-woOl Art Squares. 3x3. g.. %. 3I38 7.35 &C.
l6-pIsce Fancy Tea Set. e. ".
Toilet Sets. 81. 90 10 slo.
six Tumb.ers. l5c.
Knives. Forks. Spoons. Kitchen Ware &c
We can furnish your home from top TO bottom ex
eept Stoves IL don't anything yourself tell
your frienGs about
Double Stores.
I5lc-l2 18th st.. bet sndQn.w.
No:hins on credit II you can't Fay cash no use to
eOl-s fe4
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RAILROADS.
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ALLC0CKS t f3gRgS

The only safe way for purchasers insist having the
genuine article and not allow themselves swndled by
having plastes said to be "jus good" containing
superior ingredients imposed upon them These are only
tricks to sell inferior goods that compare with
ALLcocKs Porous PAsTERs than copper does with gold
One trial of Allcoclks Porous Plasters will convince
the most skeptica of their merits
Inc eminent HENRY A. MoTT Jr, PhD, F.C.S., late
Government Chemist, cert6es:
My investigation of ALLcocxs Porous PLASTER shows 70
contain valuable and essential ingredients found any other
plaster and find superior efficient than anv other
plaster"
Beware of limitations do not be deceived bv n;srenr
sentaton Ask for ALLcocK no solicitation or expa
nation induce you to accept substitute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17
IN AND OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Won by a Half Yard.

The 130-yard handicap race for fl00 in the
pedestrian contest at Manchester, England, on
Monday was won by the American, Budd He
was great favorite in the betting and WIS
backed in q sum upward OF f3. OOO The last
betting VAST to on Budd. He won by
half yard. Daniel Budd is from Meriden,
Conn, and has been in England for long
time, waiting to get chance in an English
handicap. He was largely backed by friends
The championship meeting of the Atlantic
Association of the A. A Z. at the Philadelphia
Academy OF Music on Friday and Saturday
nights promises TO eclipse any event OF this
| character ever held by the A. A. U. inasm much
as it will be strictly bona fide amateur tourna-
previous tournaments. The COMMITTEES on
weighing, consisting of William Fl. Recap,
chairman; W. II. Ewing, Warren Athletic Club,
Wilmington Nelson G. Seymour. frst regi.
ment, Philadelphia: william B. Oliver,
Columbia Athletic Club, Washington, and
W. w.. Mawby, A. c. S. N. an
nounce that all contestants will be required to
be down to the prescribed weight no allow
ances The committee are emphatic in this
declaration. Amateur Athletic Union rules
will be rigidly enforced in both boxing and
wrestling. the championship committee being
especially DESTROYS OF making the initial meet
ing of the Atlantic Association not only hen-
orable but commendable.
Brooklyn Signs Brouthera
The Brooklyn Base Ball Club, through its
manager, John Ward, has signed Brouthers
His salary figures are not announced. but it is
understood that he will receive about a 600
for his services. The signing of Brouthers
doesn't mean the releasing Of Dave Foutz. who
played the position last year, for Dave win be
used as pitcher and an extra fielder
The Southern Base Ball League
The project to revive the Southern Base Ball
League has taken definite shape since the
amalgamation Of the two big leagues north
and will be consummated very speedily. A
meeting will be held at Atlanta on February 20,
at which the schedule for the coming season
will be agreed upon. The capital stock has
already been subscribed and the new league
will be in the field early in the spring. The
cities OF Atlanta Charleston. Savannah, Macon,
chattanooga. Greenville, Columbia and Char
lotto will constitute the league.
Manhattan May Withdraw
Secretary Hughes Of the Manhattan Athletic
Club OF New York asserts that his organization
Will follow the example of the Staten Islard
and Orange clubs and leave the Amateur Ath-
letic Union. The club will be represented at
the meeting to discuss Janssen's proposed
Social Athletic League. The two are not op-
posed. as many seem to think. Howard Perry,
president of the A. A. u, is a delegate from the
=. A. Z. to the Jansen meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

~ HE sTLAMkn GEORGE LAW. fUk AL IIykR
L lsndlngs. leaves 9TH 81 wharf eyey sunday.
Wednesday and D ridsy st z g. Passenger alsd
freight accommodation hrstclsss- Il. h. GkoCL,
Agent. fslx-lm
NORFOLK, FokTRLss NoNROE AND LOFTS
IN mouth, Va Norfolk and Washington, ID. c..
stsambost Company PALACk STEAMERS WASH
INGTOk and NORFOLK leave every dAy tbs yonR
ct from wharf foot o. 9Th St, connsctinx Nth
ALI through trains tue south and west Onkose OLA
Cl9 1851 and l42l Pennsyiysn ave.
- Ask tor t,oksss Wa tie new line.
JkO. CALLAHAN.
ja21-tr Gen. eup4
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Hard to s,cai-

Hard to s,cdl.
tov = the great,
gripping old fash
Toned pill; and
that's not the
hardest part Of
it, either. Your
troubles arc only
beginning when
You get 1t down.
It's all on
scnsa You can
get more good,
and without hay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17
FAcrs BEYOND D1srurn

Il requires capital TO conduct . Credit
Business when II has assued such mann
moi proi 'ortIOns as Ours-we are pleased
10 say tlIss We have the necessary capt Il
and 10 enables Us to buy fudiciCusly.
Perhaps experience is quite As necessary
a. capital--we have that, too-mOrs than
twenty i've years of il. II also requires
extraordinary Jdctitties to handle such a
volume Of business as We control, and
We are a<aln Pleased to say tEat our new
nVe-s DRY bu1 d n, SlS, 81 AND s23
Seventh st. NV. IS tile largest ever
erected N Washington .or the purpose Ut
sS.iILs furniture. carpets and House
furnishings On eTeQlE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17
LADIES' GOODS.

MILE TAYLOR'S SYSTEM
Au An evening class for young ladies employed dur
in2 the day in the various departments has been
gaged in Mile. MARIE BENTErN MS PARLORS.
l2.S3k st. NV They will be taught to ant.
make their dresses alter the stylish designs Mile
Benteen's school branch of Taylor's. lO3 w l4th
81. New York city. Cutting and basting speciality.
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ELocur1oN AND ORArokY.

The most thorough and influential CO. Of econ
ton in the world. MARTIN COLlE,.k. dl4 l.ta
A.,
NJ GODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Ioi and ,C,
w hast Capitol st tsiab lshel in ISSb. HAVING
purchased Sthrins Business Co.lese have sta n.i
BILE teachers and secured quarters 20 accommodate
large classe. Ia dictauon. shorthand typevtEg aud
commercial branches. Lowest rates DAY and even.
Ing sessions. Please call or send foTcir a.O
MISS HALSlE AD'S PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
Ah children and oder girls. 1horough nstru, ;iull
In Fms ish, German. drawing and music. French
tau At " Prof OaiIard. ls-Y .UtL ST. cor. 4 NV.
iasiU-2lu'
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G K o g A 3

GRoG CAMS
MANN 9TH REDIT HOUSE,
Ja3O $40. SCI and s23 9TH ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17

~ lor Geld IN Tie Hssa csaasrA. soss nos.. sor,s
box For snas b. Arunssfs 6sassally. SiejSS
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SPECIALTIES,

ELKCTRICITY. 0ALvANIsM AND STATIC
- Sshesesh shs sleshi.s1 .elis.d IN ~ nsrvoas
iehss. sris1cs. rhs1nsslsn. g. AS tssrn.i, hos
ar. vapos end slsctro bash % fpnctlosA d.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17

IL further requires . trstf-construcssd
PIN or OySratiOn to inspire the pubic
with a feeIIng OF absolute safety in pur-
chasing goods upon cTedIt-thar's our
st-Onz mold. Our methods have 2ained
their confidence. and having gained IL
newer ia1i to retain IL. We require To
notes. slIlp.y your promise to pay One
thIn- We DO req uIre 10 a small cast pay
lIsnt AZ time o. purchase the balar q is
easily arranged in small we.S or
monthly Payments Our flIrnttCrs is
built alter the approved de, yrs of iDcay
and q ur carpets are as we. selected and
emo, dy as hsnGsoir. and desirable col
OIine- as can be foun.I /. any house in
this city SATISFY yourself OF this point
By Waiting Us.
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M. LEON.
4e4 ST.. BET. ~ AND 9Th srs. NV.
The wsll-known ladies' physician, can b
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

9 CANS NEW SALMON &c
Quart bottle 'Bouqust" Whisky. 90
ppOEnd: ssssiu., pound; ;d,1:;:
Quart bottle Old Port Wine, medicinal ..,.... m
Home mads 0saes wsns. very nps. quart bottie . ~
asl-lmAln Iss7 rs 4. \. y. nss.o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17

We are selling . Plush or Hair Cloth
PariOr suite Tor as cash, ESQ on time;
Six-sOOt Oak Extension Tables, e. %
cash. 81. % on time. Eight-foot Oak
E<teEsiUn Tables, ESQ cash, 90 on
time Foreground Hair Mattress, o.. 80
cash. e. on time; Brussels Carpet, 6Uc.
per yard cash. tic on time, Ingram
Carpet. SSc- per yard cash. 4Oc- on time.
All carpets made and laid free Of extra
cost No charge Tor waste IN uStcliny
heurea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17

THE SISTERS IN CHARGE OF ST. ROSES
L industrial School, 2OS; q ST. n W., have reopened
department for Childrens SUITS in connection with
DressinakinR and Nil inery d:U,3m
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ADVERTISING.

lvhsrs q any uns vrits % 0kO. +. kowELL .
CO.. 10 oErucs st.. New iork- su.i-ly
u Sho 0ubjscf a advertising v1l DO vel 70 otsa1n
COPY a Boob for ADVERTISER. 80 paxss, pnce 81
csrsfuI conpdlsi.oa from the Anssrscan Ns~-s~s.r
dsalaf tnfoenakion ebout ed ossr ser
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17

EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS
Il THE SPENCEKIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Cor. 9TH and ID SITS. NV
Twenty seventh scholastic year began Tuesday Sep
TENDER l. 1891. Day and evening sessions. school VI
Practical business, School Of Preparatory Enxlish.
School OF Shorthand and Typewritlng Spenceran PEN
msnship, school OF Mechsnicai and Architectural
Drawing Full corps of instructors. Moderate rates
OF tuition central location halls and class
roons. Services OF graduates always demand Once
open every business day. Call send for III U.s.
tyated annual announcement. containing full In
formation Mrs. bAkA A. SPENCER,
au24 Principal and Propr1stor.
M ISIS BALCHS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
V1 and business college. l201 10th st. n ". Pupils
prepared uly for civil service, departmental
ana census examinations. str
"A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS,
"A 1912 Massachusetts, ave.
For Young Ladies and Little 9iris
Systematic and thorough work In every dspartmsnS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17

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