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Jensen in Jail.
TIE MAN ACCUSED OF TIE BALTIMORE GRAVE
RORBERy

TIE MAN ACCUSED OF TIE BALTIMORE GRAVE
ROBBERY.
W. NJ. Jensen, the man whose arrest here
Thursday night, On the charge OF robbing the
graves Of Mrs. Annie Carter and Miss Jennie
Smith In Baltimore cemetery, was mentioned in
THE STAR OF yesterday, was taken to Baltimore
oy Detective John Pointer early yesterday
morning. The Baltimore american OF this
morning says:-"On arriving here he was taken
to the police headquarters and handed over TO
Deputy Marshal Frey, and spent the morning
at The middle police station, and from there was
taken in charge by Marshal Gray and Detective
Pointer TO the criminal court and given into the
custody OF Sheriff Smyrk, who notified the
court. While awaiting their orders Jensen was
locked up ia the prisoners pen, and at 1915
O'Clock was taken over to jail by order OF the
court. He was placed in cell In row No. l.
which is the one nearest the entrance, and
known as the court CELL where prisoners are
placed who are awaiting trial."
WHAT WASHINGTON DETECTIvs KNOWS ABOUT
JENSEN AND THE GRAVE ROBBERY.
Detective NOSS came On to Baltimore last
night and had long conference with Marshal
Frey. He had in his possession several letters
OF Jensen's-one from doctor in regard to a
man who mad died Of certain disease, and one
written in pencil, supposed 10 be from Jensen
himself to man who had not treated him
exactly fair in certain transaction. Detective
Voss and the deputy marshal had a long con-
vefsati0n in regard to the disposal OF Miss
Smiths body, upon which subject Detective
FcSs knows great deal. Deputy Marshal Frey
ielUSeU last hiSat W SAY duytHlDS III regard 10
the interview, giving as reason that the police
are still working the case, and TO say anything
IN regard to it would be to defeat their ends.
DeteG i've Voss, as has oeen stated knows Jen-
sens life and dolpgs as we'll as almost any one
rs said that about a year ago he spotted Jeu-
sen plying the trade CT body-snatchtng and
that the man had a large number Of b)ileS on
hand which he could not get rid OF. VosS gave
him notice to leave Washington, and Jensen did
20 and came TO Baltimore. While here VOSS
had heard from him, and had even seen him.
and 1t was an open Secret, according to the de
tective, that Jensen was still body-snatcbtng
On Wednesday last Major Brock issued au order
for NOsS TO arrest Jensen, and for this purpose
Noss came to Baltimore but Jensen had fed TO
Washington and Secreted himself in a house on
Capitol Hill. Y0ss tracked him aud when the
order came from Baltimore 10 arrest him the
detective went to the house and did SO'
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An,usenlenfS. A,c.

FORD's OPERA HoUsE.-To-night is Mr. vii.
Dams' last appearance here Ia his amusing play
ceSsful. Next week Mr.. J. =. Polk will appear
at the Opera House with his original New York
company In "a Gentleman from Nevada" This
II one OF the most successful and interesting Of
modern plays. 1t Will be mounted In excellent
style.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Lotta VIII play In Zip"
again tonight, and next Monday evening she
Will appear in the roles OF Little Nell" and
The Marchioness." This play was expressly
dramatized from Dickens for Lolita pJ John
Brougham.
TIE MENDELSsOHS QUINTErTE CLUB OF BoS-
ton, assisted by Miss Marie Nellini, will give
grand concert at Lincoln Hall, next Monday
night. The programme comprises quintette IN
b nat. ap. 81, MendelSsOhn; Proch's air and va
riations Miss Marie Neilni; concerto for flute,
on La Sonnambula, Treseback, Vim. Schade::
quartette, entitled 1.-The Miller's Pretty Daugh,
ter Raf; fantasia for violin On Gipsey airs.
SaraSate, Isidor Schnitzler; romance for cIarl.
nette, Ryan, Thomas Ryan; ScherZo from quar-
tette No. 2, ap. 80, Rubinstein: solo for violon-
cello on lie desir,' Seroais, Frederick Giese:
song, "Oh, Loving Heart, Trust on" Colts
| chalk, Miss Marie Nellni; march from The Ruins
or Athens, Bee thoven, arranged for Quintette
THE ART LOAN EXHIBITION continues TO attract
large crowds. There is out little time lert to
| enjoy its many attractions. The Chinese lega-
| ton were at the exhibition yesterday aud ex-
| pressed themselves as well pleased With their
| visit.
| THE GRAND FAMILY FESTIVAL at Grace Ep;s,
copal Church will close to night and all articles
| not disposed of Will be sold by auction.
THE ARAB TROUPE, which Prot. Rosedale
brought to this country, viii give an exhibition
| or Eastern life and customs at Lincoln Hail.
| December 18th and 14th. The company COM
| priseS six me q and one woman, Prof. ROsedale
acting as Interpreter and clothed in their native
| costumes they present In rapid succession their
| Salutations, dinner etiquette, and marriage
| ceremony, singing and dancing. The music is
peculiar, and not at all unattractive. There is
| also sword dance.
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STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE,

LOCO PIECES OF CALICOE3, Percale Styles, els.
BLACK SILKS. 75c.. Sc, 81, Sl.25, $3.50.
CoLoRED SILKS. 75c., SIC. 81, s1.l2, 8l.25.
BLACK SATINS and COIORED SATINS.
BLACK VELVETs and VELvETEENS.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS.
SCOTCH PLAID DRESS GOODS.
ALL w. WooI u BLACK cAsHMEREs. SIC. 5oc.,
ALL WOOL ooIoRED oAsHMEsEs. Csc. soc.,
LADIES' CLOAKS. New Styles. S. So. SO, SO. 80.
BLANKETS, white, per pair. 80. so. SO, "a, IS, So
BED COMFORTS, rs. 81. sl.25 $3.50. s.. 81. SO,
&c., &c, 75c.
CLOTHS FOB MEN AND BOYS WEAR, 25c..
SIC, &c., &c 75c., ST..
ULSTER CLOTHS, all the New Styles
BEAVER CLOTHS in Plain, Basket and Diagonal
FLANNELs. all wool twined. 25c.. 3Oo., 37c., 45c.,
SHAKER FLANNELs, 2Oc., Csc. Soc, 37c.. 5Oc..
BROCHE SHAvT.s and INDIA sHAWLs.
CLOTH and FL iEL SKIRTS. all colors.
LAp1 4SbfrS SEfT,s and CH1DREN's WOOL
LADIES' CLOTH FOB sUITING, all co,ors.
PIANO COVERS. embroidered with SILK.
ETC, Fro, ETC, Ere, ETC, ETC, ETC.
ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. initiated, Csc.
oTc SOC.
% Dez Colored SILK HANDKERORTEFs, SOC
10 Dozen oOlored SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 75c
100 Dozen Colored SILK HANDKEROHIEFs, eI
Ladies' and Gents Hemmed stitched HANDKER-
Ladies Linen Sets of COLLAR and CUFFS, Csc.
KID CLOVES. FUR-TOP GLOVES. CLOTH
GLOVES, ETC. '
FANCY HOSIERY for Ladies and Misses
CARPETS CLOSING OUT AT COST
iNdAAlNs. &c.. s7c.. s0e.. &C., 75c. SIC
BRUsSELs. New Styles, all at Cost.
VELVET RUGS, HAaSOCKS, OrTOMANS AND
DkUd6GTS. >N
g. NJ. TOwsON,s.
$50 Pennsylvania avenue. south siae.
dec4 Near 7th street ana oent.r u.-,o.
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SANEORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATAPPH

SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE. Catarrhal sor-
VENT, and IMPROVED INHALER, wrapped in one
package with full directions and sold by all drug
g1sts for one dollar. Ask for SANFoRD's RADICAL
CURE.
From simple cold or influenza to the rottinr.
sloughing. and death of the senses Of Smell Taste
and Hearing, this great remedy is supreme Poi
sonous mucous Accommodations are removed. the
entire membrane cleansed. disinfeced, soothed,
IND healed. constitutional ravages checked, the
blood purified OF catarrhal poison, deepened in
color, and strengthened in hfe-giying properties
Thus, externally and internally. in accordance
with reason and common sense, does this great,
economical remedy work, instantly relieving and
permanently curing the most aggravated and dan
gerous forms Of human suffering.
General Agents,
WEEKS 4 POTTER,
Boston.
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ALLEGED ABDUCTION OF Young GIRL.-A
colored man named Boyd Nelson. yesterday
tngtOn, armed with sc Ven-shooter to prevent
the repetition OF a wrong which he says he has
suffered The police told him the consequences
OF any rash act he might do, 80 he went TO
Alexandra and procured warrant from the
mayor for the arrest OF Lewis Frazier. charging
linn with carrying of young girl named
Nancy nelson from Alexandria, with a trunk
ter was a domestic at boarding school on Duke
street. IN Alexandra, and that Frazier repre-.
senting himself as his (Nelson's) son called at
the boarding school and asked that the girl
might be given her trunk ana permitted TO 90
with him. The girl went OF With him and iii
was soon found her father had no knowledge of
the matter. Frazier has wife, four chiI3ren
and considerable reputation for piety.
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A RESIDENCE IN TWO PLACEs.-To-day, in
Circuit Court, No. /. Judge Macarthur, the
argued. ana the motion to quash the attach
ment OF the goods OF defendant was granted.
The goods were attached as of nonresident.
and was served with process in the District. 1t
also appeared that he had claimed his resi-
dence In Maryland, and as such had voted at
the last election for President. Judge Mac
Arthur, In granting the motion to quaSh the
attachment. held that Buchner's actual resi-
dence was In the District of Columbia. and the
spirit and meaning of the law being to secure
the appearance OF debtors, that his actual
living here did not make him q nonresident,
though he might be citizen OF a state.
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PILES.
DIR. II. D. SHRADER.

DIR. II. D. SHRADER.
OFFICE 620 18th STREET NORTHWEST, CORNER 6,
Cures Internal, External, Blind. Bleeding or
Itching Piles by new and universally SUCCESS hui
method OF treatment, without resort to the knife,
methods usually employed. ana u radical and per-
manent cure guaranteed in every case or 40 pan.
Among the many who have been treated, would
refer TO the following
Rev. DR.. Deale, pastor Wesley Chapel NJ Church
Rev. j. D. Croissant. 142l 9Th st.
Rev. Chas. A. Harvey, II. ID.
Samuel Bacon. Esq, $40 st.
J. D. Manion. grocer, 726 7th st. sw:
VIM. I: Bailey, Attorney at-law, 400 La. ave.
Thes b. Marche, p. 0. Department.
John Tweedale, War Department.
e. r. True Treasury Department.
r. W. Vaughn, Pension Office.
E. A. Meadel, Bureau Engraving and Printing.
Andrew FitZsimmons, Government Printing OH oe,
and many others, on application at my Office. The
treatment is attended with but very little pain,
casions NO loss Of time from business, and Ieper
fails TO cure. Call at Office and certificates in
regard TO the wonderful cures performed.
Hours-9 to IL q. 10. and to p. N. Consulta-
ion free. decl-lm
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FINED.-This morning, In the Police Courr
Mrs Catharine Bailey was charged with keep
ing disorderly house. Sergeant Redway and
house yesterday and took into custody Mrs.
Bailey and her daughter Eliza. The testimony
or the officers was to the effect that this house
Is situated on It'll and Irving streets, In the
county, and is frequented BY Old soldiers.
who get drunk and curse and swear and fight
until they disturb the whole neigborhood. The
court remarked that this was not the first time
the same charge. and he would impose fine
OF so.
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Holiday Goods.

WHERE TO Buy THEM.
The holiday trade may be said to have fairly
begun. People are purchasing Christmas
presents before the rush commences. and they
look 10 the advertising columns OF THE STAR
for information as 10 the best places TO buy.
The following are among the advertisers in THE
STAR. and mention viii De made OF others from
time TO time
{. II. TowsoN. 636 Pennsylvania avenue offers
great bargains for the holidays. His stock is
complete, choice anu at most reasonable prices.
ne mas ulster cloths, ladies' cloths and every
Thing in cloths and dannes. curtains, & .; also,
carpets. rugs and goods OF that line.
WA BAILASTYNE Son, AS TIN street, have
one OF the finest stocks OF books stationery
and holiday goodS In the city. They have juye-
lille books in endless profusion. Christmas
cards writing desks, olive wood goods, bronze
iDksr2ndS. &c.
Nh. sILyERBERG's holiday advertisement
again occupies one Of our entire columns on the
fourth page, and should be read With care. Hts
remarkably low prices and his Immense assert
ment Will 10 doubt draw large crowds. and
those in want OF holiday goods should give him
an early call 10 avoid the crush.
j. W SHAEFFER, 1920 eth street. has a very
nLe store, where you can buy nickel-piated and
brass student lamps of all makes. Rogers Bros
triple-plated knives. English iron-sCOne cham
Der sets and all goods OF this kind.
L. W. Beds Sons 1916 F street northwest
have all the good things or life for the holidays
Their stock OF Imported and domestic groceries
includes everything that can be called for.
Preparations Tor frst-class Christmas dinner
can hardly De completed without giving them
call.
MAJORS DRUG STORE, corner OF eth and n
streets, offers large and well assorted stock or
genuine japanese goods Just received for tie
holidays.
j. VI. q Y. COHEN, l1o5 Pennsylvania avenue
Will refuse no reasonable offer for any of the
my thousand forfeited pledges, consisting OF
ali kinds Of jewelry.
Homemade mince meat of the very best quail
ity can be bought at 1921 .TH STREET and at
the lowest price
TAYLOR 4 HCFTY have just received a large
lot OF ladies and misses listers. ulSCeretteS
jackets and dolmaS, which they are selling at
very low prices Their line OF gentlemen S
goods cannot be surpassed.
A. STRACS, the old reliable clOthier 10Il Penn
sylvania avenue, is Offering such bargains for
the holidays that e ought TO make everybody
who desires to purchase clothing OF any kind
glad. His stock, which Is never allowed to run
down, is particularly attractive. Do not fail to
give him call.
WOODWARD, LOTHR0P d C0CHRASE, proprie-
tors OF the popular one price Boston dry goods
house. took occupancy OF the spacious premises.
s2l pennsylvania avenue. to-day. They never
fan 10 suit In quality and price OF their goods.
GEORGE RYNEAL, Jr., has a full stock OF paints
OF all kinds and artists materials. He also offers
bargains Ia students lamps. He will sell You
nickle- plated students lamp and gallon OF OIL
for s..
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UNPLEAsANTNEss IN A CONFECTIONERY STORE
This morning. Ia the Police Court, Mrs. Faunie
Hamilton was arraigned on the charge OF
making threats TO Mary Burke. a young lady
Miss Burke testified that she has been employed
for some time In this store; that on the 2eth OF
November Mrs. Fl. came to the store and kicked
the premises, threatening her. She had done
nothing to warrant any such procedure ON the
part OF Mrs. H., and was afraid OF her. Mrs.
cause to drive this girl away from her husbands
premises at least she thought SO, but that she
did not threaten her at all. She only desired
her TO leave. The court dismissed the case.
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CUTICU RA
Itching Humors. Scaiy Humors, Blood
Humors. Speedily, Permanently
and Economically Cured
When Physicians and
all Other Methods
Fail.

What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the eyi-
dente of internal Humor ten times more difficult 70
rearh and cure, which floats in the blood and other
fluids, destroying the delicate machinery of life
and filling the body with foul corrupLons, which
burst through the ska in loathsome eruptionss
CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier
internally, CUTIcURA, Medicinal Jelly, assisted
by the CUTlCURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP exter-
nally, have performed the most miraculous cares
of itching, Scaly and scrofuIous Humors ever re-
corded in medical annals.
ECZEMA RODENT.
ECZEMA RoDENT.-F. H. Drake, ESQ.,, agent for
Harper and Brothers, Detroit. Mich, gives an as
tonishiBg account of his case {fczema Ro6ent,
which had been treated by consult alton of phys-
clans without benefit, and which speedily yielded
to the Cuticura Remedies.
SALT RHEUyI.
SALT RHEUM. Mcdonald. 2542 Dearborn
street, Chicago, gratefully acknowledges cure of
Salt Rheum on head neck. face arms and legs for
seventeen years; not able to walk except on hasds
and knees for one year not able to help himself for
eight years; tried hundreds of remedies; doctors
pronounced his case hopeless; permanently cured
by the Cuticura Remedies.
RINGWORM.
R1NGwoRM.-Geo. W. Brown, 4S Marshall street.
Providence, r. l., cured by Cuticura Remedies of
a R1rgworm Humor, got at the BARRIERS, which
spread all over the ears. neck and face and for six
years resisted all kinds of treatment.
SKIN ISEASE.
3. A. Steele, Esq, Chicago, ILL.,, says: 81 will
say that before used the OUTICURA REMEDIES I
was in fearful state. and had given up all hope of
ever having any relief. They have performed a
wonderful cure for me, and of my own free will
and accord recommend them"
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No ONE ever regretfully invested TWENTY-FIVE
eentsin bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup

TIE METRoPOLrTAN NJ. E. CHURCH DEBT.-By
an order OF the General Conference OF the
october was set apart as a day on which collec-
tons should be taken up throughout the United
states for the benefit Of the Metropolitan NJ. Z.
church La this city, but only few thousand
taken hold OF the matter, and have promised to
secure SIS 600 If the congregation OF the church
VIII raise $1,000. This being agreed to, Rev.
few days has collected nearly SO, 900. Ex-Mayor
Matthew q. Emery, BENJAMIN Charlton and
MIR. Tnomas Perry each contributed 81 900; a
$1,000 respectively; the pastor, $500; samuel
Norment, $500, and Gen. S. s. Henkle $500. TWO
New York gentlemen, interested In the church.
have promised to give $4,000 when $4,000 is
raised.
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SALE OF ST0CKs.-Duncanson Brothers. auc-
tioneers, who make something OF a speciality
OF the sale OF stocks had another sale yeSter-
day. The attendance OF wealthy men was
marked and bidding lively, prices ranging as
follows: Columbia Railroad company sold for
S23 per share; Anacostia d Potomac Railroad
sold for $3.50; Washington Gas company scrip
sold for S37 IS and SS7; Metropolitan Railroad
company stock for $3.50, 5000 and S77.5O;
washington Gas company stock, SH.50: Other
stocks were offered but withdrawn. All OF the
above noted sales were In good lots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

THE NATIONAL RIFLES last evening adopted
uniform. consisting OF a scarlet cloth coal cut
away. and trimmed with white cloth and slash
iDgs OF gold, gold and white epaulets, dark blue
cloth pants with inch-wide white cloth ST rDe
at side. shake trimmed with gold tassel and
silt-scaie chin strap. The Rifles have decided
10 make their first parade on the 22d OF Febru-
airy In their new uniforms, and expect to have
sixty men In line. The following were elected
honorary members e. S. Hutchinson, B. ii,
Stinenetz, NJ. G. Copeland, DR.. WIN. Merrili.
DIR. G. VI. Ford, X. c. Glasscock, II. j. Ramsdeii,
George Spransey, j. TarDen Dyer. E A. Ridg-
way, Thos. Riggles ana Lewis Mann. Messrs.
Oyster Vale and Atkinson. the winners at the
late shooting match, were presented with the
prizes ny Colonel Burnside, the comman ling Of
teer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

CETIoURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists. 360 Washington
street, Boston, and are for sale by all Druggists
Price for CUTIcURA. Medicinal Jelly, small boxes
gu cents large boxes, 81. CUTIcURA REsoLvENT
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle. OurIcugA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, Is cents. Our1ouRA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents; in bars for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents.
" AH mailed free receipt Of price.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CIT1zEN-A resnected OLD
citizen died this morning Mr. William
Blanchard, aged IS. He was BORN In Mont
when young. he was Of the printing firm OF
Buell. blanchard, who were the printers of
the National Era throughout the history of
tnat paper. Later he was for four years consul
account of his health. The immediate cause OF
his death was pneumonia. He was an estimable
upright citizen, and his death will be lamented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

CUT1CURA REMEDIES are prepared expressly 10
cure every kind Of itching. Scaly ana Scrofulous
humorS. Cuticura ReSolyent puFiileS the blood,
Cuticura heals external humors, and Cuticura
soap wLitens and beauties the skin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

TANGIRR OYSTERS, depot 9th and E. John
none but the best; just try It; ladies saloon.
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CITY ITEMS.
~ cts Talk A bout the Weather.

When tie temperature is low follosed by
lower:-when the wind is high followed by
higher: then is the time 10 enjoy the delightful
curative and soothing effects OF Eucslyptine on
chapped, cracked or rough skin. All druggists
sell II d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

an IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Will begin at
Cohen's, II0I Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday
evening next. covering nearly every variety OF
goods. such as diamonds, watches etc. For
fun particulars see his long advertisement in
auction sales. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

LArRosEs. RANGES AND FURNACES repaired
by Hamilton a Shedd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

HAVE YoTR PLUMBING EXAMINED and nut in
order by Hamilton Shedd. aoe 9Th street.
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COLLINS,
VOltaic Electric Pastors,

More continuous and powerful electrical action is
obtained from COLLINS VoLTAIc ELECTRIC PLAs-
TIERS than any % battery made They are speedy
and certain cure for Pain and WEAKNESS of the
Lungs, Liver. Kidneys. and Urinary Organs, Rheu-
natism, Neuralgia, Hysteria. Female Weakness.
Nervous Pains and Weakness. Malaria, and Fever
ana Asae. Price 20 cts. Sold everywhere. decl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

SKATES, SKATES. SKATKs.-Headquarters soa
Pennsylvania avenue. We are receiving fresh
stock OF all kinds OF skates every day, at L. IL.
Hopkins No. 9e4 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

FIVE STAR PERFORMERS, making q galaxy
known as the Nendelssohn Quiutette Club OF
Boston. assisted by Miss Marie Nell1ni, who has
recently won high honors In Italy, win give a
grand concert at Lincoln Hall next Monday
night,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04
HAVE you ordered Howsons Ice Cream: See ad.

You CAN SIZE fine selection OF German STU
dent lamps, portable gas drop lights, and Moeh-
ring lamps, In kiotas, longwy, faience, &C., at
Hamilton & Shedd'S, 400 9th 81. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

The SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE provides
young men and women with sure defence
sga1nst adversely. IL mas f1rm hold upon the
confidence and affection Of the people, and has
begun another prosperous year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

LOVELY GARNET PLUSH. beautiful damasse
silk, 81; elegant myrtle green, double width, all
wool ladies' cloth, 81. Brodhead & CO. old
stand, 1905 street northwest. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

TAGGERT'S PHILADELPHIA SUNDAY TINES is for
sale every Sunday at the hotels, and by s. b.
Gregory and j. T. Clements. news dealers. (
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

BENSoS's CAPCINE Porous PLAsTER.-The pub
lie are cautioned against worthless limitations
offered under similar sounding names. Accept
only the genuine.
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Rurueft's Cocoaiue.

HAMILTON d SHEDp have the agency for The
Social Latrobe. The best In the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

AN EXPLOSION OF GAS occurred at O'Clock
yesterday On Forty-first street. between Tenth
and Eleventh avenues, New York, by which
John Ford, thirty-five years old, ana Charles
Burns, thirty eight years old, lost their lives.
CLEoPHAs LECHANcE, the young man who
brutally murdered Miss DeSilets because she
resisted his improper advances, has been sen
fenced at the AthabaSka (Canadal AssIZeS to
be hanged on the 2sth OF January next.