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District Government Affairs.

Bids were opened today i'm the office of the
chief engineer Tor furnishing and putting in
place steam boiler in the Georgetown high
service pUmp-hOuSe, rs follows: Walter W. II.
Robinson 4 Co. Il 30: Petit 4 Dripps Sl.2l7:
Gray x NoycS. Si.tg3.S7.
The District Commissioners have awarded
the contract for recUn~trUcting the old Uni
tartan church. corner oi 9th and ID streets. 80
as 10 make it suitable for Police Court, 10 ii.
=. lltchh"hi. subject 10 an opinion from the
District Attorney as 10 the eife I of the appeal
to the United States supreme Court from the
decision OF the District COur . in the con 70
Ver>y respecting the occUpan, of the church
building for the purposes stated.
AN OFFICER OF THE sN,EDIsI ARMY STUDY
ING DIR FIRE aEPAE rNENT
The District Commissioners are in receipt of
communication from Acting Secretary of
State +. y. Seward containing / request from
the minister OF Sweden and Norway. in this
country. that Lieutenant WawriuSky. ul the
swedish army. be admitted 10y The proper 3U-
thOrltipS To study the organization of fine fire
department oil this District. To this Tie Com
miSSioncr> reply that they will be- happy to
comply with the request, and extend any iacii-
lilies ln their power To this officer al the Royal
swedish amy. lie has stationed hm>ch ~
the rooms OF the Hook and Ladder COMPANY
patiently awaiting an alarm .. lire. and i, re
Cclylng every attention IN the pFO>ecutiOu Of
his mission that Chief Engineer Crunin and
The officers and men under him can extend.
lHE RIGHT OF WOMEN TO BE NOTARTs
PUBLIC.
Ms. DIR. Lockwood and Miss Martha Kicker
were before the District Commissioners this
morning 10 ask their written opinion relative
to he appointment Of Mis- Kicker Is q notary
public for this District. having learned that If
was against the clothing 81 a woman with
such functions. Miss Kicker stated that she
WAS under y" impression that n 4 former i'll
tcINieW wish the Commissioners. Judge BRYAN
had expressed himself favorable t. her APP
pOiulmcnt. Mr. Bryan being the only Com
missioner present stated that hc had express
ed himself in her favor, should il BE- found
that lie law would admit of il; bui under the
present statutes he Na- OF opinion that il could
Not be done. and went uE 10 give his reasons.
Both Mrs lockwood and Miss Kicker argued
tie case with much spirit. and earnestly re
gUc~lcd the written reasons OF the COmmi--
~iunrr- for declining 10 issue the commission.
80 that they could hand il down 10 pO~teri. J.
Commissioner Bryan said he had Ho objection
10 it. and promised that Oh the return of Com
missioner Dcnni~on il should he given her.
Commission Bryan said that the hazard lo
any conveyance of real estate which might be
made 10y female notary iii CtNe Of Contru
Ncr>v. was 4 serious objection. and could only
Lc overcome by proper legislation. authDriI
ing the appointment of women 10 such places.
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The Ecuador Revolution

AdNlccs nom Ecuador state thai The con
sentative revolution has been quclled. and IA
Colombian army has recUoSSed the fyputie
into Colombia. and the future political pros
poets 81 the country are As unrer.ain A. rNnI
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Guatemala and Costa Rica.

The colicc crop al Guatemala II large. and i
heing brought forward rapidly tor shipment
Guatemala has refused Ia recognize the gov
'rnment Ot General Guariia IN Costa Rica.
which circumstance II OmluouS Of trouble be
tween tho two states As they are situated.
however with their other three HeighhorS lac
tween them there Will not tee much danger ot
war unless Nicaragua. Honduras aud saliva.
dor. one or ali become involved, which does
Lml sa.nM mrnlL hln al Ilr..,..ul
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Specie Resumption Repeal speech.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA L0ulsNlIIt dlspaIch
Says:-"Gen. Thomas Ewing made a speech
Ia a large assemblage last evening, ON the &c
casion OF a serenade, i'm which he denounced
the eastern press with the Interest emphasis.
and spoke of his perfect faith in the Passage of
the specie resumption repeal bill by tho Sen
ate and its approval by the President
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The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD TO
Re S0LD.-Receiyer Nickham. special com
missioner appointed by the circuit court of
Richmond Va. will SELL on the 2d of April
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. with an its
rights, franchises and privileges. The road
extends from Richmond to Huntington, on the
Ohio river
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4 Doubtful DiSnaich.

The Paris lIORiteUr states that Japan has
denounced All commercial treaties and r.
Sumed its right 10 revise customs duties AZ
pleasure. NOte-ThiS requires confirmation
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vIanS have been quite successful in their for
ward movements. They have in succession
occupied Lc>koyatZ, BenelZka and kurZ-
hurlje. capturing quantity Of cattle and pro-
visions. A Russian official dispatch states thlt
the Turkish prisoners from PleyHa are diving
al cold. and that il is impossible TO afford them
any aid.
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Rord Jump Of a pr,so,c,

ttIfIIAII- =. =. W. -T.-IlUrInl he
transfer - ntiN conNicf> Tins morning from
Auburn % Clinton prison. Richard haianaugh
JUMPED irum a car window while the train
vas undCr iuH motion near Fort Ann aud
ttSCgfssd
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THE ENGINEERS UNION BREAKING UP.-The
determined opposition by the railway officials
10 the brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers -
gradually breaking itup. VIII. Lewis. master
mechanic of the Morris and Essex division OF
road. says that the order 10 prohibit the future
employment of members of the brotherhood
was issued at the request of the engineers and
other employees. who desire an excuse Tor sur
rendering their lodge charters The manager
UI Il railway detective agency states that with
in the past three months nearly 1000 engineers
have voluntarily resigned from the BrG Their
hood on have been expelled for the nOn-pay-
ment of dueS.-TN Y. TribHne.
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Four OF THE SAN ELIZARIO MOB KTIED-
The United states troops met with some resist
ance ia ma king arrests at San EliZario Texas
few days ago. and two of the mob were
killed. The Texas Rangers also took two of
the mob who had been arrested, and lynched
Them
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| MAGNIFICENT OFFER.

That handsome Christmas Tree. made entirely OF
metal. Leaves, Branches and all burning ever 50
Ia every child In the city. propose 10 allow 10 be
voted away 10 some church of our city,
Commencing MONDAY. Deeember 10th. the
voting will begin. and every customer viii receive
sne Ticket. representing one vote for every dollar
representing half dollars. The Tickets will have
blank space for the name oil the church, and viii be
ZENsTEIN. SO 9Th street, has kindly consented
10 hold the key.
On SATURDAY, December ed. at 10 p. m. the
voting viii cease. The Tickets will he coun, al by
Mr. n. in presence OF two dlslntcIested witnesses,
and the Tree delivered 10 the church having the
highest vote, Monday morning, December "A,
where u can be used Immediately by the simple at
taehm mt OF piece of rubber pipe. -
Hoping the ladies' will not let this chance slip by
TO assert their rights. but vote early and often,
an, As always, their very obedient servant,
h. SILNERSERG,
METROPOLITAN BAZAAR,
dec6-u 312 SEVENTH STREET.
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Af-The Passaic county savings bank. 1T
Paterson. \. j., has closed up.
ks- Michael Doran was killed Christmas
night i'm a drunken brawl in farm house in
Methuen, Mass.
@-The old Russian nuptial benedction
was, Here wolf, take the lamb" But why
call the women wolves?
IS The Buffalo Express thinks that the best
way 10 help the temperance cause is TO stop
being treated.
AS-JOhn Pauling, a post Office route agent
on the Reading railroad, has been held To
answer at Philadelphia for stealing letters
from the mails.
A5The fine residence OF Major Joseph H.
SlOss, ex-member Of Congress, at Tuscumbia
Ala, was totally destroyed by FIRE ON Tuesday
evening.
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THE WAR IN THE FAST.
4 Russian Naval Cxplofs-

LONDON. Dec. "a Russian Official dispatch
states that the steamer RuSSland. com MA ntri
hN Adlufani Baranod who commanded the
S.eamer Ne>ta in the alleged afiair with IRE
turkish iron clad fethia Bouieni}. has re-
laFn'd Il >ebaSiopol irem 4 crli~r in the B,pS-
phoru>. bringing a. a prize The Turkish trans
toIl steamer Aes>ina. with seven hundred
iurkiSb trUoI,S on beard as prisoners
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Fire.


NEW YORK, Dec. IA special from Knox
Christmas night, destroyed five stores, two
stores, two warehouses and several other build
hgs. Loss $4,000.
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FoCR PEOPLE Burned TO DEATH.-Two
buildings near Central City Colorado. Were
SCI on hte HcSieraaH ii"riihS anu c3iipleteli
Thomas Teriill. The first persons arriving
heard the screams of the occupants. but the
fire had such Roadway that nothing could be
done. and they persisted. The victims were
Mrs. TeTrill. Johnnie Terrill. VIM. John Ter
ril and Robert IeftrieS
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lE~>E GRANTS INTIEyIEw WITH TIVE
ca EEN.-Aiter MANY DAYS a version. Which ~.
believe 10 be- absolutely authentic. reaches as
from England uf the part PLAYED hy the Youth
iul M. Jesse Grant iu the ~ idpntia' visit
ui hi> parents 10 Windsor castle Among an
the amusing and gruteSgUc accounts of this
noonc perhaps lla> quite matched the truth. o.
seems that when the youth, who had not been
expected % accompany hi> elders. arrived at
the abode 81 royalty. h. was received by an
rPucrIH. Who politely provided place Cor him
with the royal household. When This was init
mated To nlm Dee was much iurcu~cd. and sN-
claimed that he would ga back 90 London ID hs
Was tNl'rried To dine with servants n WAS
explained 10 him that the household OF the
Queen va, composed ot persons belonging 10
those rNaitcd orders ut British ~pCi-ty oi which.
ln hcr clever >kei hes ut The Earl ~ ChoWd,r
and Ni~C"U'' liuckebcrry. Mis-, lrrn. Ma
gllllcuddN D. giving as nov such pleasing
GLIMPSE When hc learned that be- would iHs
expected io Eaud be to dinner lgds who in an
English hoUer> would lake precedence. by at
least virr iho length 81 the longest train ever
mrdlldt"H bN Worth. uf hIS Own SISTER. nov the
wife oi e Erlilsu cummuner. The ire 81 Master
jesse coO,eu. and he gTdciou>ly submitted 10
hl> tate. A. D. tie custom lu the awful abu,l,-S
of royalty. the hou>hod circle after dinner
'.usd the royal circle m the drawing room.
l-g.eINiug thai hi> Nrucrafrd father was cpu-
N,r>ln- With The Majesty col England. the as
pirlng youth calmly walked mp and. nudging
his sire. gracefully observed Father. I don't
know llt pu~on pray introduce me-, II Ney1
lori Hyfi".
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KILLED BY KEROsENE.-OnC Christmas night
\ Kerosene lamp exploded i'm the store of w
ii. Roberts, at Rond0ut, New York, which i'm
turn caused the explosion of an oil tank and
the destruction of the building. A woman
and a little girl persisted i'm the flames.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

CHRISTMAS MURDER N MONTGOMERY
COUNTY. MD.-Near GAINESVILLE. ntgomeTy
county. Md, an alteration took place OH
Christmas day between Lloyd G.. JamiSon and
Thomas W. T. Wariicld, which resulted in the
death of the latter. Wdriield had been paving
his attentions To one of the sisters of JamiSUn.
Hi visits were obnoxious Ia her brother Lloyd.
who had an ll-fceling toward Warteld because
al his attention to The same lady To whom he
tJamlson) was paying addresses. Monday
morning Willie al early service in the Catholic
church, Wariield WAS informed by his friends
of threats made 10y ,JamSon 10 do him bodily
injury. After the service was over he mounted
a horse and started up the road. with the
intention of proceeding 10 the house 0f Mr.. L.
III. Clements, accompanied by Il son OF Mr..
Clements. The two met .JamiSOn. also on
horseback. who informed Wdriield that he in
tended to- whip him. Both parties diSmOunted.
and clnched and fell In The struggle that
cn>Ued Narfieid had the decided advantage.
and upon realizing this JamiSOn drew large
dirk knife and thrust il into the body of his
opponent. From the effect of this wound
Ndrfieid almost Immediately expired. ,Ialni-
son at once surrendered himself To The author
tiles. ami was committed Ia the Jail at Rock
Vile. hail being refused.
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The Single SculI In.

NEW ORR. Dec. "a flttsDurg tfa-) dis
patch says: VIM. Scharff yesterday accepted
the challenge of Edward HanlOn. OF Toronto
To row five mile single scull race for 81 0gO a
side and the championship of America.
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Receiver Appofated.

NV YORK hec. s7.-AspcciaI nom rrovi-
dence says" haTles n Merriman has h,cn
appointed receiver Of the Economical Iafe
insurance company. the commissioner rcpue-
seuiiuc that ID WaS in~olVr,if- and fbe ...a.
lahN was therefore enltincd from proceeding
further in fTansagtiuu business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

NEW fOkk, Dec. ZI.-OMen MURPHY. the
absconding excise commissioner il reported
To be at the Clifton House. Canada. He was
expelled from the board of commissioners yes
terday.
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The Markets.

kAlli WORT. bsgcuuls.r -. NIX MIA SfNes
drieTTc,i. ,. Do. c0u~nidaIri. - Il. ,ia. sl.sittl
~srUNd - -, 90. North taruiiua -INf. cid n.
tlO. new. > bid to-day. Sular StraIN. -
BALTIMORE. brngInts-r % .-tsttran ,IuW aud
nom tal-milduug. A. fiour quiet. steady ard
uuchangc1. Mh,at southern quiet and s.radg
western gri.i and steady southern urd. go,i 10
prime. lS;Rl. fS; a.. ami-'r. 4 s5sI -. ~. =
western winter pd. slsni and nsDrmhsr. A. a.:
1anua a. lf2e hid; February. La b. 'rrn.
southern Vuirf. western guiet and rt>rf. ~n1lh-
rfn Mliic S.b5. de-. wicklow. Iatsi. ed western
mixed, >Tpf sud nty'mls'I. 63.r. urN western
mtNcsl. >ist au1 peCtmk'r. So January. 5aaa
90; February. o.: western Steamer. tntt. cars
uutci AMI steady southern. SSl3s. Stern Nlife
= -gsS,; D.. mixed. 33tS4. Rive dun and u1tnl nAi.
tSst5. Hay stsadN and uurhamgod Prsgis. ans
duh and unchanged. Butter stead, achoi's west-
ctn. Ia'Ael. Pas. ruil. 2iaee. Psirilefm dan
aud nominal .rchuryi. i3. Coffee don and un-
changed WHISKY dun. l.lO,. Err ipssa hour
~S. wh'.,'. 5000. com. l4ooO. cats. S0o.
No shipments to-,laA.
NEW NoRK. December -. -StaCks dnH.
Money. .. Gnli. lu@ ENrhaugr. bong. SIS:
short. $50 =. puNtTImTuts 'H o. = lssfsr.
NV YORK. nrCrmhvr - Flour quiet
and unchanged. heat a. shade rrm"f. Corn dan
alId =. aiu I .tIf lower.
Lon Dos. D-ramler %. u - o.. rn CousiIs
- s-l6 fuT woueyaud az s-IB fur fus account
I. =. f'uI-aHd-a-haf poI cent. hsnd~. luS b.: t'n-
t9itiss. i'S .. Sew h,">. los %. ln.la.s central.
-. irIN-N lNauia Central - 81. Nv Icr,ty 4 a.
tal. a.. Reading Gaipad ,harts. ~ s..
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FUN At THE NTW WORK STOCK FNCuANsF.
he New York Stock Exchange was converted
MONDAY iutn q Nr>I --iJ>S variety theatre. and
~" annual holiday trelic was induiErd m %
large and strong force Of the members. Inc
galleries were crowded with spectators. many
al Whom were ladies and 4 taNurp lew pf he
TAR >'N were admitted 60 the floor uf the Ia
change Tor llt nr~t time m it~ history. The
OPENING tN"r'i~,> commenced o. The free dis
tuhUiluu and NvIA free tuuuEfIp uf about
three hundred fish horns. When The orchestra
lid obtained proper degree ol volume aud
ol>curd a cuII~i -umrui Ot -rutr>gUp mask aud
rubber ioot balls from The onicr 81
Drake Brothers. m New street.. was an
Porl"ned among the performers. aud a
game ot ioni bal. according 10 the Rugby rules
was started. Th" uulN departure fruin the
rules Was ih" smashing of the three chandelier
glch,> un the ru>trum, and the consequent cal-
lapse oi thr president of the board. owing 10
The ball cU>hiunug All over him. The remain
der ol the globrS being removed The foot balls
were safely Kicked into the galleries among
the ladies, Where they bounded from hat -
hat. A the close ot the game the aopr was
cleared 10 a certain extent aud ID cake walk
was arranged. The entries were numerous
ana % was finally decided that an ut the walk
eTN had won the cake. and ID was equally Iii
Nlded among Them The performance con
cluded with The lJ>~oiug aud umbliug about
81 the Older members 10y the Young ones aud
THIS acl. Judging 10y Their demou>i faTinnS WAS
considered b. the ladies present tu br the most
commeudahl" of IN.
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BROKE HIS FRIENDS SKULL WITH
PiTt BER-Early Christmas morning two
friends, under the influence of liquor, were
scuf1ling in saloon in Albany, y. Y. and
finally came 10 blows, when one, named John
Desmond. was struck on the head with a
pitcher by the other. named William Powers.
DeSmoDds skull was fractured, and he died
Yesterday. Powers is i'm iail.
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THE DIFFICULTIES between the cigarmakers
and their old employers arc still unadjusted.
No one seems 10 have intelligence enou Oh to
suggest a compromise, which must inevitably
be the end Of the tf0uble--lN y. Hero,d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-12-27

NEW YORK, Dec. H.-EXcise and police coln-
missioners give no credence 10 the story that
Owen Murphy is i'm Canada and has proposed
to arrange for the return Of the missing man.
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A Ii WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT To
"A hnow the best One Dollar
GLASSES accurately suited To
eye. ~ d, H. HEAPLER's Opti-
On, ~ "a. ave. n.N., eeT. ~ street.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
i venue, S2,i44g..S5 customs. S37L72l.5).
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
to-day were the Secretary of War, Senator
Voorhees, and Representatives Keightley and
Neal.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
=. INT POLLY RSS.ET.s-

80 INT POLLY RSS>ET'S-'
~ iANkF II - NtrlN ~kFN l..
LiNtOI HALL. FRIDAN EVENING. II -.
- D.. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. NV
WARS ~ 3. bee. .;t>-. Ti'k+ts. % cents. III
sludiug received ~=it. ~ Ellis Music store. Til
will also hp Matinee ~ LINCOLN HALL Dn
SATt RDAN. the - d. q! . y. M. admission for
children - -eHI-- The entertainment Friday Eve
ming. at Lincoln Ham, i under the auspices az the
y. NJ. .. 4. Sustaining membership tickets al
mt fTtt. d2tj-3s
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DOBERT q. INGERsOLI.'s
IN GE(sfED

s.GHOSTS,-' '-GHOSTS.'' ..GHOSTS.'
tO'DHcl lngeTSOi!'s second leCture-the most tlo-
cue II and the most famous Of his lectuTey-i~ enti
ied .' T. HOSTS. IL will DC de- ycretI in LIN
COIN HALL.
INGERSOIL GHOSTS. -
INGER~OIL. GHOSTS. -
.TicsrlS al Brad Adams. So street.
ING ER~OTsL GHOSTS. -
Tickets. with reserved seat. 75c aud 5O,.I
INGER>OfI GHOSTS. -
,,,.,-,,. Tickets for -ar this morning. -. ..
INGERSOLL GHOSTS. -
ING ERSOIL INGERSOLL. INGERSOLL
GHOSTS GHOSTS GHOSTS
d24-n. tn
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Total
W. DEN \lSDN.
=. J.. PHELPS.

IlItt>. B. BlsN AN.
d24-Gj Commissioners "f the District of Columbia.
- \ MEETING OF TIE sToCkHoLD-
~ EI;S of the WASHINGTON n GEORGE
TOWN RAILROAD COMPANY for the election
OF Directors. viii De held ar the Office OF the Com
IaHy. No 100 Peunsy Iyamia avenue. on WE'D
NE>iA1. The oth day Of January. 1878.
The polls VIII he opened at IL III. and closed at
transfer books viii he closed on the Il Of Janu-
aTy 1915. and opened on January 1oh 1873.
{. VI. KO0NES. Secretary. d@2-Ii
- NOTICE
~ OFFICE OF THE MrrCAL FIRE iNS. co.
WA~HINGTOS. Dee. 20, 1877. (
Policy holders ave hereby notified to renew their
OF before MONDAY. December 81. 1877. In orIer
To save time and avoid the crowd, come Severd
day. before the last Mouday. and bring Your Policy
or the lat receipt. J. WESLEY BOTELER,
dec2O-St Secretary.
G=5D HOLIDAY GOODS.
Cologne Sers. IN great variety: Odor Cases. Cut
and Decorated Toilet Bottles. Ivory brushes, Gel
Colognes, Lubin and Atkimson,s Handkerchisf TX.
dl4-tr 7O3 15TH STREET.
~ WASHINGTON, ID. e.. DECEMBER 10,
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK will pay Interest
the Credit Of DePostors January Sy and 0 JRS Of
each year, on all sums Of 50 and upward then in
Bank the same having been Oh deposit one OF more
Once HOurs-9a.m. to pm. daily, and Oh Sat
0G Gif-ja l2% 10 Nm &% sr1cKNEY President
TSD HOT SODA,
COFFEE, TEA AND CHOCOLATE,
MILBURN'S, 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATER on
draught during the winter. dec4-tr
~ UNRIYALLED
W IN QUALITY AND PRICE.
Champagne Wines of
MOET X CHANDON.
MOET & CHANDON,
Established I843
RESAULD, FRANCOIS CO..
nOv1-eo1y Sole Agents for L. >.
~ WE HAVE DECIDED To SELL OUR
trSy entire stock of HEATING STOVES at cost,
in order L. discontinue that branch of our business
and to make room for larger line of Slate Man
tells, Furnaces, Ranges and Plumbing Goods We
burners and cylinder Stoves al cost HntiI Ali are
sold. HAYWARD Il HUTCHINSON. 81 9Th
street northwest. nov22-lm
~ a C d.
10 all who are suffering from the errors and imdis-
crefiOnS of youth. nervous weakness. early decay.
loss of manh0od. sc. will send > receipt thai viii
cure you, FREE or CHARGE. This great remedy
Sen a I-addrrSSe,l envelope to the Rev JOSEPH
city. seT25-eoSkIy
G@yD ID. M,FARLAS. Dentist,
~ 1910 NEW YORK AVENUE.
MOI NsT , gerSey a H ~ as enormously Prn in
II AhI u iot-Np.
10y NOTARY PUBLIC,
oct11-u OFFICE-STAR BUILDIxG
NINE LARMIER. De Ports.
M FIRsT:CLAss DREssMAKER
No. 1426 PESSSYLvANIA AVENUE.
oet23-1stp.Sm Between 14th and 18th streets.
KlRk's ELEGANT
SILTERW4RE.
l72 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore, Md.
Established ls17.I
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY.
PLATED WARE,
n You can find at the NORFOLK OYSTER
DEPOT, e2l street northwest, oppo- ~
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STORE FOR RENT and FIXTURES FOR SALE.
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GENTS FURNISHINGS correspondingy low.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
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Christmas Weather i'm Europe.

TAkI>. Doc. Il IL French -ONernmcnt has
requested Don Carlos 10 leave France. and lac
Started for the lr0mlieT TODAY.