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Where to Buy Holiday Goods.

y. s0HoNs 5O4 18th street northwest,
makes to order ladies shoes of the first-claSs
and also keeps an assortment on hand His
prices are reasonable. Sohon's is branch of H
Wireman's. VI -
THE MISSES HAMILTON, dressmakers, iii F
street, do firSt-claSS work at moderate prices
j. II. SERMILYA, 6109th street, makes a special
" OF ladies' and children's fine shoes. He was
awarded the first premiums over all Competitors
at the national fair.
AT M. WILLIAMS. 901 Pennsylvania avenue, is
the largest and finest assortment of ladies and
misses cloakS in the city.
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nRY GOODS REDUCED.

Pure Wool COLORED CASHMERES and Pure
Wool BLACK CASHMERES reduced to Csc.
Very wide and very heavy Wool SHAKER FLAN-
MEL reduced to 20c.
PIANO COVERS; handsomely Embroidered with
LADIES' CLoAKs, so UP to $15.
Excellent CALICO, SC.
BROCHE SHAWLS.
Broche Shaws very cheap.
Good CANTON FLANNEL. exc.
Immense assortment Of CLOTH for men and
boys wear, 25c. to 81. so.
CARRIERS, I'll Market Space.
Bleached TABLE DAMASK, SOC. to 81. 80.
Ladies' Wool VESTS reduced from 81 down to 81.
Colored SATINS reduced to 85c.
Black and ColOred SILKS Especial barRains) Is
Sc, 81. 81. II. 81. %, 81. so up TO s3.
Large.size Double White BLANKETS, 80. so.
Very fine all Pure Wool BLANKETS 81 so to SO
Golored and Black SILK yELyETs reduced.
Beautiful wood DRESS GOODS, all colors l2Hc
Nottingham LACE for Curtains, i2kc. to 81. IS
Colored and Black CASHMERES, all pure WOO
extra wide double width, reduced from &c. down
to SOC.
CARTEHS,
dec16 III Market Spuce,
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THE COTRTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Jtdge Macarthur
Yesterday. Woodward ct al. agt. Northern
Liberty Market company; restraining order
issued returnable 10th January. National Cap
1tal Insurance company agt. Russell; hearing
postponed.
CIRCUIT COURT (No. 1)-Ji,dIe Vylip
Sumed
POLICE COURT-J,td1e Shell,
To-day. Michael Mulligan was sent down for
Yagrancy. Nancy Brown, profanity; S. Dwight
lateral, s.. VIM. Taylor. profanity; S.. Mar
cellus Ofutt, assault and battery on Abram B.
Jackson: $40 or 30 days. Ella Williams, assault
and battery oh Louisa Austin; continued until
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LOCAL NEWS.


Amusements, &C., Tonight.
lords Opera House." On the PaeSs' By
FoId's company. ia
National T7tedter.-Kate CIaxton inA" The
Two Orphans"
varieties
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cF- Half Truths and silence were yesterday
classed among lies by a New York preachers
He might have gone further and pronounced
them the meaneSt kind OF hypocrisy besides.
IN. Y. Herald.
es- A Western editor says one hug Is worth a
dozen love letters, and they cannot be intro
duced as evidence In breach OF promise suit.
eS- Chas. F. Brush, OF Cleveland, o., has
Just sold his English patents for electric light
Ing apparatus to large Incorporated company,
in London for ESQ 900 sterling.
az N. ID. Saddler, late member OF the Ar
kansas legislature, was aSSaSsinated at his
home, In Franklin county, Sunday, by unknown
parties.
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the Throat it is daily proved that "B-OsrH's
Bronchial Troches" are a mild remedy, yet very
effcaciOuS. it's
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GET YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS AT BLACK
" LIDGE'S:GAILERY.- Elegant Cards, guar
anteed to please, $2 Per dozen. I'll Market Space
between 7th and 9Th sts. dec24-12t
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CITY ITEMS.
Sold br nruxrisf,

That wonderful bilious remedy. Q'tiEs irish
TIA. 1t costs only Is cents package.
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ONE WOMAN ASSAULTS AND CUTS ANOTHER
ACROSS THE FACE WITH A kNIFE.-TWO negro
women named Ella Williams and Lou Austin
got into quarrel on c, between 18th and 49,
streets northwest late last night about the pos
session OF petticOat, when Ella Williams drew
knife and cut Lou Austin across the nose lip
and ear infiicting marks that she will carry all
her life. They were taken to the Fifth precinct
Station-houSe, where the aSSailant was locked
up for a hearing and her victims wounds were
Sewed up by DR.. Walter, who found it difficult
job to do, as the woman was III great pain and
somewhat intoxicated besides.
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Biliousness and Headache

LoDIILES HEADACHE SPECIFIC cures headache
In to 20 minutes by the watch.
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To Ladies' and gentlemen.

TO Ladies' and GentIemela.
We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
NO. 900 street, near 9th street. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention, he is enabled
to do his work in manner not to be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed The
efectual removal of grease spots guaranteed !! |!
Speciality in cleaning Ladies' Reception Dresses.
partly or thoroughly. 26 years. experience Kid
Shoes and Glove cleaned nice. Moderate prices.
F1rSt-class work.
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DRIVERS RYE CORDIAL" is pleasant to take.

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, OF nerve force, use
'Wellcs' Health Refeacer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, sexual debility. decline.
&C 81, at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street
N. y, and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
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"ALDERNEY DAIRY."-Fresh aldelney butter
churned every morning and delivered in y lbs.
Ward prints, 42c. per 10. Also, cottage
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The Weather.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings OF the thermom-
eter at the Signal Office during the day. a. IN,
$3.50: 1:35 In. $40; ~ midday, 43o; pm 40:
maximum, gro; minimum 800
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cured by taking Qtn'E's irish Tea. Price
cents per package. Sold by druggists.
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Trial size % cents


Th1ckens Thin Hair, Gives it New Life.
London Hair Restorefn Restores the color
''iondOn Hair ReStorer." EXQUISITE dressing.
London Hair Restorer." Not sticky or y,lminy.
All are delighted with its delightful fragrance
and cleansing properties; keeps the hair soft
glossy and luXlriant, causing it to grow where
1t has fallen Off or become thin. Price 75c. six
bottles. 81. AT leading druggists. Stott a. Crom
well. wholesale agents. Washington 60
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FOR General Debility and ProStration Ho,
Bittei'S viii do wonders. Prove it by trial
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An Authority ON Black Eyes.
more about black eyes than the brightest-br1l-
nette In America. He has given and taken thou
SANDS IN his time, and he says the only thing
which Will remove them within twelve hours is
Giles Imminent I0dide Ammonia
Cues Pl1s cure Constipation.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES
120 West Broadway, n. Y.
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REV. 4. 6. MORTIMER, the English clergyman
formerly connected with st. Clements. Phila-
st. Luke's Baltimore, who was inhibited in this
diocese by Bishop Pinkney two weeks ago, pre-
sumably for ritualistic teachings, has returned
to Baltimore from Philadelphia, where he OBJ
He has not, however, presented them TO Bishop
Pinkney, and ii is stated that they are NOT in
the usual form. In case Bishop Pinkney shall
reject them, Mr.. Mortimer can, according to
the eanons, compel him TO show cause; but 1t is
not supposed he viii take such a course. as he
says he does not expect to remain In the city.
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A CHURCH RoBBED.-ThieyeS last night broke
Into Rehoboth tcolored Baptist church, on 1st
street, between \ and o streets southwest, (ef-
fecting an entrance through window ON the
south side) and stole a clock, carpet and two
nulnlI lamnS
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DIR. BULLS cough syrup never fails to cure a
cough or cold In a short time. Price 25 cts. I
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NEW BOOKS YOR THE HOLIDAYS
ILLUSTRATIONS from Hawthorne's Scarlet Let
ter; by barley; $40.
BRAZIL-The AmaZons and the Coast; 10y HERBERT
H. Smith; illustrated So.
AMERiCA-iIur National Hymn: Illustrated:
THE HOPEFUL; Hour Series; vols. of choice Sc
lected Poetry; 80. 25.
LETTERS of Chas. Dickens; 2 vols; 50.
THE CHRISTMAS BELLA novel arrangement
of Choice Carols; SOC.
FLOWERS of the Sky; by Richard 4. Proctor; 81.
VIM. BALLANTTNE q SON,
= dec19 1873 It'll street n.fc.
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WASHINGTON CITY CATTLE MARKET-Q,eens-
tot1n Sock Yards, December 31st, 1SI9.-Re-
ported by Lewis ID. Means & Co., 1872 cattle sold
at prices ranging from TO 81 cts per pound;
90 sheep sold at prices ranging from AZ TO 81
cts. per pound; cows and calves, sold from $50
to $40 each. Market good.
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decl6 III Mas.Jees Spoce,
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SUIT AGAINST A TREAsURER.--Yes Mr.
George Jueneman and Others, composing the
finance committee of tie association OF the
knights OF st. George OF this District, entered
Sl,66242 Nicolas May was treasurer of the
assoclatlSn, and Philip May became his bonds
ma. IN the sum OF 81, 500 and 1t Is charged that
associations money, and subsequently paid out
s416.12 Of it. and that he now retains the bal
ance.
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bear on their assailants, When this
was done the Heratis were defeated With
great slaughter.


The reported rupture Of In the Aus
trian Cabinet is denied.
The Russian government Ii about to
start journal to combat the Nihilists.
The official organ OF the Italla-lrro-
denta Association has made Its appear
ance in Naples.
The Ultramontanes in the Bava1ian
Chambers have resolved to appeal to
ths King, imploring him not to consent
to the augmentation OF the army.
The number of Frenchmen still ex-
cluded from clemency 10 800. OF these,
5i3 were condemned in person and 283
by default, including Paul de Roche
fort.
The betrothal OF the Austrian Crown
Prince Rudolph and Princess Mathilda
daughter Of Prince George OF Saxony,
brother OF the King has been arranged.
1t is said that the Count De St. VAL
lier, after repeated interviews with De
Freycinet and Gambetta, has concluded
to retain his post as Embassador ~ Ger
many.
A dispatch from Lahore says: "Grest
scarcity of food prevails in Jellalsbad.
Mahomed JAMS emissaries are gaining
influence in the Madam district, and
are stopping all supplies destined for
Cabul."
Arupture is expected between Chill
and the Argentine Confederation. Chill
was to call for $1,000 men and heavy
hounties were Offering the Argentlnes.
Ii was said that Chill hal purchased the
Italian iron-clads Roma and Venicia.
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GERM Y.
Tha Church Question.

BERLIN, February The Lower
House OF the Diet to-day resumed the
debate on the public worship estimates.
Herr Jadezgerski complained Of the
harsh application of the May laws in
the Province OF Posen. Herr Won
Puttkammer, Minister OF Worship, re-
piled that the government never in
tended rendering the care OF souls in
vacant parishes a complete inipossibility.
The ministry throughout believed that
the exercise of certain offices by clergy
men OF neighboring parishes was not
illegal The legal authorities not always
taking this view, the necessity for
remedying the inconvenience became
apparent, and the government ordered
an inquiry into each particular case.
Replying to Herr Clotz, Herr Won Putt
hammer said the government will exc
cute the ecclesiastical laws 80 long al
they remain on the statute Book.
Herr Schorlemer objected to the item
ior Old Catholic Bishop.
Herr Won Puttkammer said this ar
rangement was sanctioned by special
law and Royal decree, and no ground
exists for altering IT, The item was
voted.
LONDON. February IA dispatch
from Berlin says: "The appeal of the
Bavarian Ultramontanes, imploring the
King not to consent 10 the augmenta'
ton Of the army, forecasts the attitude
Of the Center party toward the army bill,
in hope Ia compel Bismarck to make
concessions on the Church question.
This hope may prove tallacious, as the
Government is almost certain TO have
the requisite majority without the Ul'
tramontanes Even the Provincial Pro
gressists' organs begin to acknowledge
the necessity for an increase Of the
army"
LoNDoS, FebruAryS.-A Berlin special
reports that disgraceful scene occurred
in the Lower House OF the Diet yesier
day, during debate on the public wOr'
ship estimates, caused by some members
Of the Centre party laughing loudly
while an Imperial order regarding al
old Catholic Bishop was being read.
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SOUTHERN METHoDIsPs.
They Prefer Sherman to Grant.
Special 10 tho Register.

They Prefer Sherman to Grant.
Special 10 tho Register.
WASHINGTON, February !.
One OF the brightest Southern MethO-
dist preachers know is here, and he
said to-day: "When Grant was at Phila-
delphia, hob-nobbing with Bishop Simp-
son, he said the Southern Methodists
were all disloyal and am not for him.
As between him and Sherman, am for
John and | am going TO see him and tell
him So" There are million OF Southern
Methodists, he added, significantly. and
he might have added, and they rarely,
II ever, scratch the Democratic ticket.
The Interstate Commerce Bill.
Judge Reagan, of Texas, chairman,
this afternoon informed me that he ex-
pected to get through with his inter
state commerce bill at the meeting of
the committee, Tuesday. asked ii it
would pass the House. Certainly" he
replied, "iOr last year We passed it 10y
iiity-tlve majority, and it has lost very
little, if any, strength"
The Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds.
At a meeting of the House Committee
on Public Buildings and Grounds, to-
day, on motion Of Mr.. Mckenzie, of
Kentucky, it was resolved that the chair
man be requested not 10 submit the IT.
ports on the bills heretofore acted upon
by the committee, 10 the House until
further directions from the committee.
Brief Items OF News.
Mr. sherman wants $50, 900 for reve-
nue. cutter for the coast Of Alaska.
Conger shows that he and the eX-
tremsts are determined To wave the
bloody shirt whenever the slightest OPP
pOrtunity offers.
Mr.. Clark, member OF the House
from Missouri, and Senator Walker, OF
Arkansas, are sick.
There was no session of either House
to-day, and members generally visited
the departments.
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.

The Quakertown Stove Workt at
Pottstown, Penn, have conceded an in.
crease in wages of ID per cent.
The funeral OF the late Adolph 4.
Borie took place Saturday. The remains
were inferred in North Laurel Hill
Cemetery.
In Iauderlale county, Ga, in fight
which resulted in u quarrel about . dol.
lar. John Williams shot and killed T.
B. Falker.
Christian h. Ross denies that there Ia
any new clew Ia the whereabouts Ot his
hoy, Charley Ross. as published In =
New York paper.
The Iowa House, by a vote OF 10 to
-, has passed resolution providing
for constitutional amendment giving
women the right To vote.
Michael Heenan and John Purteel,
SUSPECTED OF participation in the butch.
cry of the Donnelly family, in Canada,
have been arrested.
Royal h. Conant, late cashier OF the
Eliot, Mass, National Bank. has been
found guilty OF embezzlement aud his
bail increased Ia $4,000
by the upsetting of schooner at
Cheney's Cove, n. H., Grand Manan,
John Nesbi,, Frank Robinson, John
Larry, Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. Simeon
Franklin were drowned. ~
Ex.Mayor I. W. Pelton, Of Cleveland,
has been appointed by Grand Master h.
n. Wilcox Ia I'LL the unexpired term Of
the late w. &. Earl, Of Toledo, who has
filed the position Of Secretary Of the
Grand Lodge OF !. o. o. i. OF OHIO Tor
twenty years. The headquarters oI the
Office will be In Cleveland hereafter.
James w. Oisyto~, icv teas1l6n ySnas
a clerk in the House Of Representatives,
and for the past two wears occupying q
similar position in the United states
Senate, died at Baltimore, yesterday.
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FEARFUL TRAGEDY.
Murder Of a Farmers Wife Near
IAsitionderry. N. III.

LONDONDERRY, y. H., February s.
\ ieariullYtragedy was enacted near
this place .iyesterday, in which Mrs.
Sarah, wiif'of +. o. Dillingham;, re-
spectacle fsrmer, was the victim, and "A
nephew oishe husband, Frank Dilling-
ham, aged %, was the criminal. Frank
went to live with his uncle last April
and yesterday Mr.. Dillingham; went to
Manchester, leaving hisnephew at work
near the house. During the afternoon
VIM. Wallace, brother OF Mrs. Dilling
ham, called To see his sister AMI found
the doors locked, curtains drawn down,
and, supposing her 10 be asleep, he
returned home. Soon after Frank
called at the country store OF
David Barnes, only about forty rods
from the place OF the tragedy, and called
for Frank Barnes, who came TO the door
and young Dillingham; said, 81 have
shot aunt Sarah" He was Immediately
taken into custody by the persons in
and about the store, who took him To
Dillingham's house. Upon entering
fearful spectacle met their gaze. Mrs.
Dillingham; was lying on the floor in the
front room on her back, with several
garments thrown over her head and
BODY. Upon examination they found
a rope drawn tightly around her neck.
Her clothing was disarTanged and her
face purple from the severe choking pro-
duced by the rope. \ bullet wound
was discovered at the base OF the skull,
the ball having passed through the brain.
Physicians were Immediately sum-
moned, who pronounced the case fatal,
and death is momentarily expected.
Frank saws he was cleaning the re-
volver, which was accidentally dis
charged, but does not attempt to ac-
count for the disOrdered condition of
her underclothing. lie says lac went
into the woods back Of the house and
tried to shoot himself with the same re-
volyer, but failed through lack OF cour.
age or some other cause, though
an ugly bullet hole was made
in his forehead the bullet
penetrating the skull Mrs. Dillingham;,
the victim Of the terrible affair, is a
comely, modest appearing young wo-
man, and very highly respected. The
conclusion can hardly Ice avoided that
the unfortunate woman was ravished
either before or after the shooting and
choking, and that her assailant then,
seeing the fearful crime he had commit
ted, hastily fastened the door, pulled
down the curtains, and retired tn the
forest in the rear of the house with the
intention Of ending his miserable exist
ence. His wound is not thought 10 he
fatal.
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PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
The Outlook from Blaine Standpoint
WASHINGTON, February J.

The Outlook from a Blaine Standpoint.
WASHINGTON, February 7.
special Io the Register
called on General Duncan Walker
this morning and hal a talk with him as
To the Republican Presidential situa-
ton, AMI he said that while the Gamer
ons, by their management, carried
Pennsylvania for Grant, iour-iiiths OF
the Republicans OF that State are Tor
Blainr. "New York" he said, will
follow the example Of Pennsylvania and
give its seventy votes Tor Grant, in spite
oi the fact that the masses there are iJr
Bairre' "Wt at other Stat will lac
gstF' | asked. illinois" "And what
Others" II can't tell, said he, "but
| have concluded that Grant will be
nominated because he has the men who
run the Presidential machines. Blaine
lacks ia this respect"
Mr.. James X. Fisher, who for ten
ycors was secretary Of the Demo
cratic state Committee of Virginia,
pls present and remarked, "GOu under
rate Blain's management, for | have
been in a position here To know OF It.
lie has more politicians at his house
than any man in Washington, and he
has a large majority OF the Republican
members of Congress for him. Wv hat
States can Blaine carry" asked General
Walker, and "A Blaine man replied, "All
New England, all the Pacific States,
Iowa, Wisconsin, ,Sc. Why he is more
popular ia ohio than sherman. 10
was agreed, however, that Sherman has
the best chance in the South, because
nearly all the white Republicans are
Federal office holders, aud they run the
Presidential machine, Ii was also
agreed that Grant must be nominated
with rush or not at all, and
that Blaine could get sherman ; strength
rather than Grant. Ii is very clear the
result here in Washington that indl-
Gates that Blaine is strong with the
masses, aud that il lac has management
he stands "A good chance Oi winning.
Major lost, OF Stanton, Va, who ~ the
ablrst Republican editor in the South,
aud Grant man, remarked t0 me to-
day that at the meeting of the Virginia
Republican State Committee the other
day when Grants name was mentioned
there Was applause. and when Sher-
mans was mentioned there was also
some applause, but when Blsine's name
MAS mentioned there was enthusiastic
applause. lie added that Blaine has
more personal magnetism than any man
IN the party. have noticed that the
Democratic employees about the Capitol
prefer Blaine tO any other Republican,
and to-day asked one why this was the
case. AMI his answer was because Blaine
il a liberal man and never fayors penny
Wise economy.