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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04
g EORG ETOWY-

IHE FIRE LAST NIGHT.-Tne alarm OF
NE when was turned in from box 72I aoDIit
lOoo clock last night, was for the discovery
o. a IRE IN The fiame tenement in Cherry al
ley, Just south OF Grace street Engines Nos
D ana were promptly on hand, and succeed
cd IN putting out the fire before much dam
aEe was done. The house was occupied by a
cnioft1 man named Nelson Poiudexter and
200.
A MASHED HASD.-On Tuesday night NJ
Robert Johnson, an employee in Major HiPs
paper mill, hal his right hand caught in The
machinery and badly mashed.
HE OFFERINGS OF WHEAT at the Mcr
ChanfS Exchange to-day amounted to 4C,0
Ousheis. Sale; of 1 co bushels At SI.3}aisI
CANAL ANO RAILROAD TRADE.-Arrivetl
by Canal-Boat Medley, with 80 bushels of
wheat for Hartley Il Brother; $50 bushels DO
Tor L. {. Wheeler, and SCI bushels do for N
VI. Talbot; boat Jacob McGraw, with coal
for May field 4 HieSton; boat Hattie aud Ras-
sic, with !, 100 bushels wheat and 100 barrels
Hour for Hartley 4 Brother. By rail-30 Gg1
!, u lumber from Chicago and Detroit, for j
X j. +. Libbey,
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A BUILDING ASSOCIATION CASE.-Yester-
day the defendants in the case of w. III. Cot
ton against Cross and Bacon, trustees Of the
National Union Building Association, filed
an answer by Mr.. p. F. Larner. The bill was
filed through w. T. Johnson for an injunc-
ton, and, among other things, charged that
The National Union Building AS ISOLATION
Nc. 2 has closed. The answer denies that
the association has closed, and quotes: "The
association shall continue until the stock is
worth fifty per cent. premium, and shall
then proceed TO close, and each tockhOlder
shall receive pro rata share OF profits on all
shares upon which no advance has been
made" They state that they still hold their
official position, although the associate ION
has ceased 10 hold their usual monthly meet
ings; that IL has not closed, because il has
not as yet realized the requisite funds TO
hquidate stock at present outstanding and
uncanceled. They charge that the reason
why said association has been unable to
close up has been owing to the fact that the
association has been embarrs Ssci by the
wrongful acts of its former secretary, one
VIM. I. Johnson, who has in various illegal
ways deprived the association of the use of
funds properly belonging TO IL. They aver
that Cotton is indebted To the association
Sl0i, according to the books of the former
secretary. Johnson, and If other payments
have been made by him they were wrong
fully made to Johnson.
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See advertisement of burglar proof safe
wanted.
In the first three days OF November there
were six nTe alarms.
Ire street lamps will he lighted at 30 r.
m, ard eXtinguiShed stI.45 a. m.
Archibald Alexander, an apprentice hoy
IL the R'y7tHcGH Office, hsd MS arm haiIy
crushed yesterday by the cylinder of the
press.
Last night tire moot court Of Georgetown
University Law School was organiZsi with
Mr.. c. W. Hoffman a. Judge, e. G. Lancaster
IS clerk, and Thomas Murray rs marshal.
Mons. j NJ. Latin and Joe COburn viii
Eive one OF their Interesting entertainments
at odd Fellows Hall tonight. Both men
are well mp in their business. and no JOuUt
Will give a good eXhi bjttOn. See adv.
At the gBuUal visitation Of the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter OF the District OF CO.
igmbla 10 Columbia Chapter. No. /, last
IlEht. an interesting lecture was delivered
~ Rev. David wins, the Grand Chaplain,
on 'POwCT-MeHtsl and Physical"
The IAN ting OF girl 10 the Wallach
school building yesterday caused a panic.
and some Of the children ran out crying
'hIe,' wEeTeUpon The laHitOr turned in an
.arm from box 5I3, bran zing the fire e1Ei lss
Ia tie scene. Fortunately none OF tue chill
CTeU were seriously INJURIES.
Ts' sale Of seats for the Phillips Opera Co.
commenced this a. IN. The debut an this
city Of Miss Matilde Phillips. sister Of the
"a OTite, Adelaide, VIII Ice su event in Wash
lrgtCr. aS 10 will be her first appearance in
the country Taliapietra. the splendid bari
lone. VIII accompany this troupe They
CON UEefce tbe1r engagement next Monday
D EOlG'S 81 era House.
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Retail Prices, center Market.

NEAT Beef, porter house, 2Da25 per H.: sirioi
~ round, Is roasting pieces 21a25; cornej, lUai5
dried, =; sliced, 25 Clipped, -; Pork, lO42U
eorned sal2,ai Mutton, l5a20c; Lamb, l3a2D Veal,
i5ag; Dried Beef, 2)a25; Hams, whole. IL; cut. Is
sliced, Is; Middlings, Is; cut HaI3 Shoulders, "A
whole, 10 cut; Tongues G0sG0 each; Lard l3c. per 10
G'ME.-Duck, vidgeOn, 100 per pair; blue wing
10 per pair; red ad, l50 per pair; canvas ,ck
~ per pair; rabbit &c. eSch; squirrel lslsc par
soc. each.
FIsH.-Rock, 35a40 per bunch; Perch, s5a4O Der
bunch; Catfish, Is per bunch; Halibut, ~ per III .
Perch, yellow, ~ per bunch; Shad, SOa5Oc per pair
Herring, Is cts. per bunch; Sheepshead, 75aI 90
Salmon, lCslfornis,) 4oa5oc. per ID; Salt Water
Taylers, 40ss0c: Cod, l21sa5 per 10; Hsddock, II
also per Id; Lobster, Is CLANS, Ice per l0O Spots
observation-disclosures, Irish, 2sper PIX; do. sweet
~ per PIX; Onious, 4Oa5O PIX; Cabbage, 3a3 Der nd
Carrots, per bunch: Egg Plants, 3a5; Oyster
Plants, per bunch; Tnrnips, l5a40 per PIX; sanssn
bunch; Parsnips, 4ec. Yer peck.
furnishings, 2DaS5 per dozen; Lemons. 20ag
per dozen Apples. 40a50 per PIX: Pears, 50a 81 per
PIX. do cooking, 40a50 Grapes, 25as0 per box, Gran
berries, IS per at Cbesnuts, Is psi at.
DRIED FRuITs.-Apples, l0al2 per pound; Peaches
ries, 3Ja25 per ID.
Butter Philadelphia print, 80 Der h.; New
York Creamery, 4 choice roll, 40; fair do, 25aS5
Eggs, 80 per dozen; Cheese, 2Da25 per Id.
POULTRY.-Chickens. live. 75af. Is per pair: 20
DIR, ssed 75al ~ pair Ducks, 75al 90 per pair;
dressed, 7Jal 90 per pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

THE PATTERSON IN. j. SCANDAL CASE
The trial of Orrin Nanderhoven OF the Pas
sane CITY Herald, for an alleged rape on
Amanda Foster, OF l.akeview, which has
mas been before the Paterson courts since
last Wednesday, was concluded yesterday
morning, at II o'clock, by the jury rendering
VERDICT OF mot guilty" No trial ever held
IN the county has creatsi such an excitement
% this. The circumStantial evidence was
strongly against the defendant, and a great
attempt was made to impeach the estrmOny
OF me defence that proved the impOSs ibility
OF the alleged crime. The case Taste nearly
week, and was attended by crowds so great
ina, the court house door had to be locked
Inc Jury were out from O'Clock on Monday
evening until ii O'Clock yesterday morning
When they returned with verdict OF acduit-
tai, as statCi.-N T. NeTolI 3d.
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RoBBERY AND ARREST Quick Job
about II O'Clock to-day. Mr.. w. b. Halves
went into the Bank of Washington for the
purpose Of making a deposit of $50. and
having filled out a check for the teller, placed
his bank book and the money on the edge of
the counter TO await his turn, keeping either
his hand or eye on IL for a few minutes. Near
him were two strangers, and just as he was
about 10 move to the teller's opening one
pointing downwardS remarked to him,
mister, you have dropped a note" Mr..
stopped down and picked IL up, and q few
miputes thereafter missed his bank book and
the money. Mr.. Halves at once notified the
ehcers AT police headquarters, and Detective
McDevitt, about 1l.45 O'Clock, went TO the
Baltimore and Potomac depot, where he
arrested two men. who gave their names as
George Davis and Charles Brown and recoy-
cred the money. They have been Identified
as arties who were present when the money
was taken, and they are held at headquar-
tiers for a hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

HUNTING AN EMBEZzLER.-Neg York DC q.
7 Gives have Inst been TO Newark in search
OF Charles r. iracv, the ab5c )ndng proprie-
of set Of Merchant Coliectioa BIZ
reauS,' establishcI in several citics, with
headquarters in New York. His h"S,np :
was that o. collecting bal debts, &c. HIS
clients paid him each so q wear and a Ger
ram percentage 10 the lawyer on ever dill
collected. He is alleged to have oscar ID
win some s. CI1 OF the money collected the
latter Delng divided among tive persons rep
re 'entinS New York parties. Tracy board /
for time i'm Newark. The New York de
tec'lves found no trace Of him.-N l. Her
NiI Cd.
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MCHDERoUs SPIRIT IN TEyAs-The
waco (TeXas) Examiner of Oct. % says: at
Will soon become necessary for the people To
acopt some extra ordinary plan to put q
stop 10 the killing which is becoming alarm
ingly frequent in many paris of the state. y
Its great detriment. 1t is nearly time for the
papers OF Texas - take hold OF this matter
and discuss ii fully, frankly, and freely. The
press of Texas is labOring with might AMI
main To build up the state, and the thievc !
and murderefs are doing all they can to
tear ii down. The papers are too strong for
re other party, If they will only set about
the work. Let us make Texas too hot TO hold
mah who wantonly takes the life OF a fel-
bowman
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MOODY, the evangelist, says: 81 am the
most Overestimated man in this country
BY some means the pe ople look upon me as
great man, but am only lay preacher.
and have little learning don't know whaL
VIII become OF me if the newspapers con-
Lpne 10 print all my sermons. Ny stock
wall he exhausted by and by, and / must re-
eat the old ideas and teachings. BROOKLYN
every Sunday hears a score of better ser
mons than can preach. l can't get up such
ser mons as Drs. Burlington and Cuyler, and
Talmage, and many Others who preach here
week after week. / don't know what /
shall dO.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

PROF. SWING is not disposed to he nelan-
cboly over his troubles with the Presb stery.
The refusal OF the Synod of Illinois North 10
this gOcj-naturcd comment: The Fourth
church, upon the assumption that the
SynC was about 10 act on its case, sat down
and waited, and then the Synod, upon the as
sumption that the church is about ID act, b g
SAT down and waited, and now they both sit
looking at each other in a most lamb like
fashion. They remind us of the two French
gentlemen who failed to have a carriage ride
because neither was willing TO be so rude as
to enter the carriage first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

MR.. L.. u. REAvIs, the removal of the
capitalize st. Louis man, has produced a
Eortly volume entitled: "St. Louis, the
Future Great City of the World" In order
10 MAKE this literary enOrmity more palata-
pie 10 st. LOuisans, he has inserted between
me pages, photographs OF eighty or one hun
ored prominent Citizens" 1t is probable,
under these circumstances, that each man
whose photograph appears in the book, will
axe one hundred copies.-Lo,tisrae Courier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

BANKRUPTCY IN CHICAGO-Richari NJ.
HOOley, the well know "a proprietor of Hoo
ley's theatre in Chicago, has filed volunta.
ry petition in bankruptcy. His schedules
show his unsecured debts are about 81 600,
man, New York. His assets are in the the
atre and land on which II is built worth
about $4,000 but encountered to the amount
OF over sl25 coo. Ira HOlms, formerly presi-
dent of the defunct Manufacturer National
Bank, went into voluntary bankruptcy to-
day. His secured liabilities are 1851 900, un-
secured 10 ODO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

A PICKPOCKET IN CHURCH. A pick
pocket was detected with his hand In the
pocket of an old LADY in the Reformed
Church, ErOOklyn, on Sunday, during the
progress of the revival services. He was ar
rested ard searched, when q great variety of
stolen articles was found, showing that he
bad b. en- industriOusly plying his nefarious
business. Among his plumber were SN6.9O In
money, shirt studs, eyeglasses, gold pencils,
pair OF gold spectacfes, a pair of scissors
and a lady's pocket handkerchief. The thief
gave bis name as John Marsh and his age as
50 years. He is a fit subject for Moody and
Sankey's revival powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

The BANKRUPT BOwLES BHoTHFRs-An
application WIS made yesterday 10 tue LON
don court of bankruptcy to confirm the
scheme of settlement adopted by the crc1i-
tors OF the iii of BOwles Brothers. involy-
Ing the amalgamatiOn OF the assets into a
common fund and the resumption of BUSH
ness by Charles Bowles under the style of
BOwles Brothers Il Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

WASHINGTON DRIVING PARK-Tuesday,
"Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday OF this
weekwiil witness the largest trotting meeting
ever held IN this part OF the country, II not In
Inc United states. Among the 81 horses
ly matched in the country. Round trim
tickets only 20 cents. Trains leave BaIti-
more and Potomac Railroad d epOt al Ia.
1io, go, 3.l5, ard $40 p. m. Races CO nmence
at O'Clock,
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GOAL! GOAL! WOOD. wOODm

CHEAP! CHEAP! POE CASH.
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED
Arriving daily, goes Of the beat Varieties Of ali
kikds OF COAL and WOOD.
Now j. the time TO suy
III you would gave money get coed article ana Ja.I
rs,shf 40 pounds to the ton, call on tns under.
signed before you buy
Having two Of the largest Nhsryes ia the District
and all the facilities possible thereto annex ed for
the delivery OF Coal direct Il vessels 10 the
consumer, certainly ofer special induce,
ments. visit to our Wharyes and Depot will con
vince one at glace OF orr passed advantages
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low as ss 20 q,
per cord.
single trial is sill that IL necessary 20 convince
the public Of the above facts
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
n ain once and Depot at sohnsons Wbarves, foo,
Of 18th sud 18th streets.
Cmce. 1902 street northwest.
f1112 Eth street euR2s-eo
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UNDREssED KID GLOVES, 50 cents pair,
warranted; 10 000 yards Calicoes, 6K ami
cents, equal TO any 10 cent goods In the city;
SoOd canton Flannel, cents; 100 yards
Black Spool Silk, cents; a good article
BEHREND BROS,
u,l,4 7OG7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

A RURAL VIGILANCE COMMIrTFF-The
citizens of the towns of Collins and North
Collins, N. ", have just organized Mu-
tual Protection society for the purpose of pat
ting stop To depredatiOns which have OF late
been cOmmitt< 4. The members pledge their
time and means for the detection and pun
erty which may be stolen from any member
of said society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

MURDERED IN A POLITICAL DISPUTE
Id an sitercattOn, originating in a POLITICAL
dlscn sion yesterday afternoon at AunapO-
If, rs Mo, george Schmidt, proprietor OF the
MaIxs motel, was shot and killed by VIM.
Barber, an emplOye in Kaller's restaurant.
Laroer, u Is said, was intoxicated at the
Lme. AFTER shooting Schmidt he procee led
I'M. 90 ~A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

THE EASTERN QURsTIoN-A Berlin dis
patch says that the northern powers have i'd
vitcd Austria, as the one most int ,reste 1, TO
frame proposition for the guarantees to be
demanded from Turkey with reference to the
reforms promised to her vassal states, and
that Count Andrassy is now celebrating such
a DrOrOSitiOn-
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District Government Affairs.

Dr. NTn. Tindall, secretary 10 the District
Comm iSSiOLers. has returned and re ,umEt
rs duties at the Columbia Buildings, after a
few VeekS of absence in the west.
The District Commissioners have issued
au order that Assistant Attorney Birney,
together with Thomas NJ PlOwman aud c.
=. EdHOEstOu be appointed a commission
tO prepare complete system Of building
les u!atiOns for the District ~ Columbia, aud
report the same To the District Commits
Si0UeTs for their OnSideTatiOu on or before
L. In nTnNiInn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

JUDGE VAN Worst, in the supreme court
circuit, at New York, yesterday, grant cd the
Tweed Tor six million dollars Oft the calendar
for this term, on the ground that the amend
cd answer had been serv- d within twenty
days ai,er the case was noticed for trial
which raises a new issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

A DESPERATE SHOT ON ELECTION DAY
A Kansas City special says: A desperate
Laneas. during the election Tuesday, and
Sheriff Neil i'm attempting to restore order
and preserve the peace, shot and instantly
killed q desperate named J. II. Turner, and
badly wounded two others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

RIAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Duncan
soh Bros. auctioneers. sold yesterday ar ,r-
noon, for George w. Riggs and Arthur Fem
dali, trustees, lot No. 26, OF ]. g. Berret's
subdivision OF original lot 5, in square 1879.
improved by an elegant tn rec story brick
house, No. 1851 i street nor Invest, 10 Mrs.
Josephine FAINT, for S23 800.
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CITY ITEMS.

WHITE ALL-wOOL KNITTED UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, sold last winter for
100, 1 am now Offering for 50 each, less the
usual cash discount.
GEO. c. HENNING. 40 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

A RAFFLE.-The rattle for horse, buggy
and harness will take place tonight at The
Club" corner OF 18th and f streets north
cts Should be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

LAKE GEORGE DIAMONDS in jet aud gold
SETS, earrings, studs and buttons TO match;
new Maltese cross, set in real jet, with gold
wires; table knives and spoons Ia match, re-
eeiyed at Priggs Jeweiry store, No. i5g Penn
sylyaniS avenue, near 81 street.
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orprcr OF Ca1xF SIGNAL oYYIexR,
LOCAL N VS..


Nofionoi JheGeT.-Mr. Barry Sullivan as
q RE elieu."
Odd FtHOtrS' HGu-Mons. J. /. Latin and
Joe CObuTn in their varied entertainment.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
new York avenue and 18th street, pays Dor
cent. per ennum on deposits fOr each calendar
month. Eanking hours, to e Saturdays,0
to 4 and 6 to& NB,llf16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

A PArSFrL ACCiDENr-A PAL 1fuI acci-
dent occurred this morning at the printtno
once OF Mr.. PoikinhOrn, by which Mr. b. ron
y. Adams, a son OF John Geo. Adams. 60 y
employed In that establishment, lost throa
fingers of his right hand by being caught be-
tween the cogwheels OF the press upon v hicb
Elliott ard Adams, who rendere surgical
aid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

Germs, &c-Easy Feet
being requisite TO health and comfort, thou.
sands of the Intelligent public patrontze DR..
whites well-knOWn establishment, 635 18th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
COINS. Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilblains,
Vascular ExcregCences, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

HUSBAND MURDER=At Freehold, n. j..
Michael Ganly was killed on Tuesday in a
drunken fight, IL Is supposed, by hts wife
who Is now In jail waiting the holding Of an
inquest. The parties live1 about three miles
from there.
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COAL AND WOOD.

ipsl Office, Wharf, Depot and Planning Mill
ioot 81 4h st east, near Uuited States Navy Yard.
Office, Room No. L, lFiremen' = Ins. Office over
Bank IF Wa stingtnn, WsshingtOn. ID. O. oc29 Pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued a :
Follows Rufus Shields and Eliza Ann Dor
icy, W. r. Wilson, OF Baltimore, aud Eliza
w. Bale, Eugene Wilson aud Margaret
aIber. Daniel Dow ming AMI Lucy Robin. on
Robert Car'iin and Mary G. Davis. OF Viz
SiDia, Andrew Jackson and Alice Posev, r.
ID Ia her. of New YORK, and VI. Jennie EOy,i
Thomas r. TAFT and louise Easton. Joseph
Re4eere and Eliza Laplace, John Z Ham
mOnd and sue X. Burke. Henry j. LaisOu
and Eliza Euphemia Baxter. T.. F.T.ewis and
r. A. Milstead. j. f.. ReddIck OF Richmond.
and Mary y. Collins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

LEATHER AT THE CENrENNIAL-A
building for the display OF the goo Is OF
shoe manufacturers and tanners of all kinds
OF leather Is TO be erected on the Centeunia al
grounds. 1t will cover about two acr.2 of
ground, with leo feet front and 500 feet deep.
Construction will begin a. once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

USE ALADDIN SECURITY OIL and prevent
any possibility of an explosion, such az oc-
CURED at Babcock's frame factory, October
2Stb, 1875 I'LL.
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THE WEDDING OF Mr.. Arthur A. Blrney,
assistant district attorney of this city, and
Miss Helen Conway, of Baltimore, took
place in that city yesterday morning. at the
residence Of the brides parents, IS ST. Paul
street, Few. DIR. Dekormas. OF Boston Mass ,
a relative of the bride, officiating. After a
snort reception, Mr.. and Mrs. Birney left for
The north, 10 be gone about two weeks. L pom
their return they will reside at 2O27 street.
General and Mrs. Rirney. Miss Blrney. Mr.
and Mrs Hoffman, General and Mrs. ChrIt-
tenden, Miss Chrittenden, F.. A. Neuman
Mayor Galley, Miss Alice Coombs, and
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

DON'T be bothered with badly lifting col
Jars. but wear the ElmwoOd. Every one ron
tut on Its hight and LOOKS weIl.-Adg.
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FREcKLEs removed by Natures Beautihe1

Miss HULErf Ii gaming successful law
practice in Chicago. Her "attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses NatsUs's Be@s-
t'eT' B,9,6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-04

Magnificent Black Gros Grain Silk 81 Is.
All WOOL Csnels lair Plaid. 7sc worth Ais
Superb Plaid piagonals ut ., 50, and 20 oeufs.
Beautiful Baok Mobar. 81 u cents, nth 81 cents.
N wool Black Cashmere, double width, SD. G. nts
Handsome Plaids, good quality; Is cents.
Merino Underwear. ell sizes and prices.
Special bargain In Ladies all wool Shirts, 81 50.
Largest stock Of Guipure and Yak Laces in the city
rev patterns Just received s the cheapest store IN
the city. -
CoNN0LLYy,
octz7tf Sos sth strset, OPP. Pstsst once:
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IHE OLD VICTORIA HOTEL, No. 40 and
20 fennsy ivania avenue, between "a AMI
90 streets, has recently been thoroughly
Ienosat u, and l. now open for travelie.s
sbd transient boarders under the manage
Uv ent oi hr. Meyer, superintendent of the
washington Schuetzen PARK am exnertenced
no.ei Fl ef- He has elegant accommois-
lions for about baty guests, and is within
one .quare oil The Baltimore and Potomac
e.epot.