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PIECES

f.vOV
CALICOES (Pereae Styles cents.
800 PAIRS OF WHITE WOOL BLANKETS,
Per Pair, s2.5e, IS, 81, SIS. So.
100 BALES OF BED COMFORTS,
75c., 81, 81. %, 81. so, 50. g.. so.
ATWOOD BLACK OAsHMEREs double width.
81 cts, As cts, 80 cts, 60 cts. rs cts
COLoRED CAsHMEREs. All Wool. in Garnet.
Navy Blue, Bronze. Brown and Drsb.
at 80 cts. and 50 c:s. EEZ
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS.
all Of the Latest Styles. at
% cts. per yard.
LADIES' BLUE FLANNEL. All Wool,
25c.. 30c., SIC, SOC.
LADIES' DoUBLE-WIDTH CLOTHS.
Myrtle Green, Bronze. Navy Blue and Brown
ULSTER CLOTH, New Styles
BEAVER CLOTH, DIAGONAL CLOTH,
BASKET CLOTH.
CLOTH FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
Soc, SIC, Soc, 6oc., 15c.
ALL-wOoL RED TwILLED FLANNEL,
26c., sec, 37c., Soc.
LADIES CLoAKs. New Styles.
FINE BALMORAL SKIRTS. New Stock. in Oar
dinals, Navy Blue and Browns.
CARPETS.
INGRAINs. 80 cts, 81 Cts. As cts. 90 cts., SO cts
BRUSSELS at Cost Price.
Fine VELVET RUGS and TAPESTRY RUGS.
c.. M. TOWSON
630 Pennsylvania avenue, south Edes
decl1 near 7tb st.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CUR -
FOR CATAHRH.
Instant aneous. Economical, Safe. Rad
cal Treatment for One Dollar.

Instant aneous. Economical, Safe. Radi-
cal Treatment for One Dollar.
Poisonous catarrhal matter filing the Iasal
passages rots away the membranes, tissues and
caltiiages, causing loss of Smell. Taste and Hear
ing.
The putrid accumulations drop during sleep into
the throat and are swallowed, psralyzing diges-
ton.
Taken up by the absor berts the virus enters tho
blood, weakening and facilitating every organ and
generating fatal affections Of the Lungs Liver and
Kidneys.
Strike at the ROOTS OF this gigantic disease.
Cleanse, purify and heal the membrane lining the
nasal passages. and then by constitutional treat
ment. neutralize the poison il the blood and other
duids.
SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE, with IMPROVED IN
HALER and CATARRHAL SOLVENT. reaches every
part of the affected q stem, Gle snsns. purf gng
and restoring. 1t is radical and permanent. il
is economical and ssfe Try it before II is too Late
Price, with Improved Inhaler. CATARRHAL Sol
VENT, Treatise and Directions 81. Sold every
where.
General Agents,
WEEKS & POTTER,
Boston.
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Blood Humors. Itching and scsfy
Diseases Scrofala. scrofuloes Sores,
Ulcers and Swellings Positively.
Permanently and ecoa0m-
iCally Cured.

CuTIcURA REsoLvENT is tie gre lte.t b.ood p1ri-
fer in medicine. II scts through tie bswes Srer
kidneys and skin. CrTICURA. g Me1i :insl Jelly,
arrests external disease eats away Hfeess fesh and
skin &Ieys Inflammation, ito hing and Irritation,
and heals. CCTIcuRA SOAP cleanses, heals, self
ems, whitens and beauties tho skin. 1t and the
CUTIoURA HAVING SOAP. the Only medicinal
shaving soap, sre prepared from CUTIcUEA
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Mr., ALLAN CAMP86LL, who was yesterday
nominated aud cIuiirnied as comptroller OF
New York CITY, TO succeed Mr. John Kelly
whose term expired December |. was formerly
president Of the Consolidated Coal Com paBy.
one or the great coal companies OF Western
Maryland. and whose principal Office Is In Bel
umcre. MI. Campbell is civil engineer by
profession. and is cow commissioner OF public
works for New York city. He Is au old aataS-
ohist OF Dir. Kelly, and has been n recognized
Leader IN tie anti Tammany Organization.
During the late T4r Mr.. Campbell was the
engineer or tie harOor defenseS or New York.
and he is now one OF the trustees CT the consol-
ldated bonds or the Ohio ana Mississippi rail-
way. hr. Campbell ,tands six feet two Inches
10 heieht, is fina specimen OF sturdy Scotch
growth. ana man or unusual decision OF ctar-
acter. Although upwards Of sixty years OF age.
tine has used him gently. Ii il said thar Hon
samuel j, Tiiden aud Senator C0nElIug were
Influential in inducing the antf-Tammany and
republican aldermen TO give Mayor Cooper 3
BoIhlE ration FOR comptroller a solid support
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CoseREsskEN AND rBEIR REs1pEScBs

LIST OF SENATOR'S.
w. A. Wheeler, President Riggs House
AlliSop, w. B., Iowa, 1924 Vermont ave.
Anthony, 81. b., Il. l., 1907 II ST. NV.
Bailey, j. E.. Tenn. Ebott House.
Baldwin; 4. p, Mich, Arlington Hotel.
Beck, j. B., KY. 1873 14th ST.
Blaine, j. g.. Maine. s21 18th st. NV
Blslr, Il; W., Nh. s's East Capitol st.
Brown, ]. E, Ga, Metropolitan Hotel.
Bruce. g. K, Miss, 900 NJ ST. NV.
Burnside, A. E., r. l., 1923 II ST. NV.
Butler, n. G.. S. G., 2le North Capitol st.
Cali, Wilkinson, Fla. National Hotel.
Cameron. Angus. Wis, Willard's hotel.
Cameron. J; D., Pa. Mormley's Hotel.
CaInenter, Matt f., Wis, sa Connecticut ave.
Coke, Richard. Texas. 1ol5 st. NV.
Davis David, Ill. National Hotel
Davis IL g., W. Va, Arlington Hotel.
Dawes, II. l.. Mass. 1905 I st. NV.
Eaton. w. w. Conn. 90 Grant Place.
Edmunds, 9: F., Vt. 14ll Massachusetts, ave.
Ferry, T. w, Mich, National Hotel.
Garland, A. H.. Ark, $40 2d ST. nlw.
GIoome, j. B., Mo-, 1928 ST. NV.
Grover L. F., Oregon. 14l4 K st. NV.
Hsnllin. Hannibal. Me-, WIZARDS Hotel
Hampton, Wade, s. G. Not arrived.
t!atr;s, l. G., Tenn, SIS 18th St: NV.
H In,I GS Franz W Va; National Hotel.
H E Co.. Ii iS Ss Massa aaans pss ave-
iioar, G F., Mass. 919 st. NV.
Irgalls, j. j., Kan., Gil 18th st. NV.
Johnston, ). W., Va, 1884 MASSACHUSETTS, ave.
Jonas, Il. F., La, WIZARDS Hotel.
Jones, G. W, Fla, 1i16 ST. NV.
ton,s, j. p. New, cor NJ. ave and st. Sc.
+ logg, ": p; La. WIZARDS Hotel
Herman, Francis. n. Y. 1906 ST. NV.
k1rkw ood, s. j, Iowa, 1914 10Th ST. NV.
Lamar. j. q. c., Miss Not arrived
L gan JOIN, A. Ill Not arrived.
Mcdonald, j. E.. Ind, 1llard's Hotel.
Mcmillan. s. j. R., MINI, I'll North Capitol st.
MCPHERSON. j. r.. n j., l4a9 Mass. ave.
MaXey. s. b., Tex, 4l3 4th st. Nv.
Morgan, j. r.. Ala, 461 q st. NV.
M0ilill. j, S., Vt. cor. Vermont ave. and III st.
Paddock, "a. s., Neh., 1911 Ii ST. nv.
PEI dle'on. q. H., Ohio 1901 * st. NV.
Platt, O. H.. Conn.,, Arlington Hotel.
Plumb. 7. b.. Kan, National Gofel.
Pugh, Jas. L., Ala, National Hotel.
Rshooiph, T. f.. Nd, 1926 Massachusetts ave.
Ransom, Matt. W., N. c.. Metropolitan Hotel.
salisbury, Eli. Del, WIZARDS Hotel.
Saunders, A.. Neb., Riggs House.
SHARON, VIM, New. MOI arrived.
sls. er, J. H oregon, go T Sc.
Teller, II. NJ. COL. 1911 NJ st. NV.
Thurman, a. g., Ohio. tg1, 14th st. NV.
Vance L. b., \. c., Arlington Hotel.
Vest, G. g.. Mo, cor. Delaware av. and 81. q. e.
NcoaLees, D. W., lid. 1921 st. NV.
Walker j. D., Ark, $40 "a st. NV.
Wallace, ". A.. Pa, WUiaId'S Hotel.
Mhyte, ". p, Md, Welcker's.
Wlliems, j. s., Ky, Riggs House
Windem. w. Mimi, 1l16 Vermont ave.
Withes, r f.. Va Alexandria, Va.
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.
j. C. Burch, secretary. 1925 Vermont ave.
II. J. Bright, sergeant arms, 201 East Cap. st.
henry E. PeytOn, executive clerk 6l3 18th u. W.
T. E. Shober, Chief clerk, 52i 18th ST. nv.
Isaac Bassett assistant doprKeeper IS ID st. q. e.
W. P. MoMtchael, postmaster, Metropolitan.
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Salt Rheuno.

Mrs. Asa r. Brown, Maiden, Ma S., had Sal.
Rhenm on body and limbs for eli hit years. No
kind Of treatment or medicine or doctors did her
any good. Limbs SO raw and painful that she was
obliged at times 10 70 about on crutches. Many
Of Maldens best citizens can testify TO her CON
dition. She despaired Of cure Or even re!isf.
Used the CuTrcURA RBsoLvEST internally and the
CUIICURA and CU1IcuRA SOAP externally. aad
cured In six months.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Amnscments, &C., Tonight.
FbTrS opera House,. B. Polk as "a Gen
NeTnan from Nevada"
National T1eate7.-Lotta as little Nell" and
'HThe Warehouses"
(tId FellOirs' HIU-"Odd Fellows Fair
Las Night Or TIE Art Loan EflttJitiOil-Corner
18th and II streets northwest
immaculate Conception Church HaU-Fntr
for the benefit OF the church aud school,.
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Wonderful Cures,

What cures of Flood and Skin Diseases, ana Scalp
Affections with loss OF Hair, can compare with
those OF the Hon. Vim. Taylor, Boston, State SEN
stor Of Massachusetts,; Alderman Tucker Boston ;
e. A. Steele, ESQ, Chicago; f. Il. Drake, esq !,
Detroit; II. Z. Carpenter, ego, Henderson, Y. i. f;
Charles Hou9hton, esq Boston, and many others
details Of which may be had on application to
Messrs. Weeks & Potter. Boston.
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COLLINS
Voltatc Electric Plasters,
Boston.

Tn Eeotro -6aIvanc Battery attached to Col.
IINs VoLrAIc ELECTRIC PLAstERs il warranted
SUI error to every - battery before the public and
in positive cure for Hheumataun. beurslsia LAYER
Kidney and Urinary Diseases. Nervous Pains and
Weskpess, Malaria and Ague Pains. Eold every
whore. dees
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For the Cold IMAM

Mems Scarlet and White Heavy Wool Under
wear:
Cashmere, Merino and Shaker Wool Stockings;
Heavy Cloth Gloves, SOC; Fdr-top Dogskin
Gloves:
Wool Knit Jackets; Boys Cape Caps. CSC,
At LkwIs' zone Price Store" go eth st nW9
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THE WEATHER cannot be talked o. nowadays
without reference 70 EtlpI'ypfflt which ~
nnrivailed as a toilet article for rAe cure OF
chaps, cracked lif% cold sores. &c. cse 10 coli
or wind. Druggists sell ~. 25s
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OLIVER T. WISCRgsTER. the head or the VIM
ch ser Repe atil c Arms company. died Ia New
Haven yesterday, aged Il years, from paralysis
tie WAS lieutenant governor OF connecticut in
1850; the founder or the Winchester ConServa-
tory AZ Yale, and MAZE many gifts TO that In
StitCtiCn.
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COURT or CLAIHs.-The following cases have
been brought in the Court OF Claims against
the District Of Columbia. under the recent ect
OF Congress, enIarging the jurisdiction of tbat
court: Daniel Connolly, Col Robert Ingersol,
attorney; Vim. Fletcher and Henry Birch
Henry Birch and VIM. Fletcher; VIM. HusSey
two cases, Robert Christy. attorney.
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A LITTLE GIRL AND A NAN MAEGLED BY
DoGs-A little daughter OF Mr. X. j. Sutton,
between 18th and 18Th Streets was quite badly
bitten yesterday, while playing In the yard, by
setter dog. DR.. Murphy was called IN and
Ing In South Washington, was badly bitten by
large Newfoundland dog Thursday night,
while passing Sheahan's lumber yard, near 7th
and Water streets His face and neck were
badly laeerated.
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RECOUNT OF THE Sex Governor Joel
Parker. noE che OF the justices OF the Supreme
court OF New jersey. yesterday granted an
order for recount OF the votes cast for mem-
ceis OF the assembly IN the second assembly
district In Gloucester county. Thomas n. Fer.
nell, the democratic candidate. at present holds
the certificate Of election from the board OF
county canXasSers.
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CITY ITEMS.

WASHINGTON CITY Posr OFFICE TNIToR,s now
reaoy In light weight an1 medium heavy weight
Eyelet holes for the buttons. third aas1itv
now making. All OF them warranted tSsf c1lor
These are perfectly fitting Garments.
GEo. 6. HzNs-SG
4lo seventh ettysC-
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NE ODD PILLOWS FAIR continues 10 attract
Groves OF Visitors The voting last night stood:
Soie maicn-Ars w. K Mclean I5s; MIS-
HcEEah, 10 PriutsTs' stick-W. l. Jones s5:
b Z. u uinley A.. LodS Sc Iewels-Col1nnota No,
10, 5; Central, J.. Gold headed cane-J r.
Rsyey, -: j. L. yoyf. sc. School ,,eskNiSs
Bartlett, q: Miss Mclean. Ia; Mlss Helen ron
insOn. 30. Patriarch'5 unirorm-W H. Fragier
~; j. p p. Carpenter, 20: I. W. Fowler. p:
scattering. 80. Combination ooilar-A. H Don-
aldsOl, 1871; j. G.. weaver S.; A. III. Gawler as
or Monday next MIS-. NICE van will present 20
the fair, a beautiful norai Offering. the gifb OF
Mrs Hayes, 10 be voted at her table, for the
most popular member OF Company A. Yester
Gay morning Misses Stella Smith and Eva Hen
derson, on behalf OF the managers, called at the
White House and presented Mr.. Hayes with the
handsome porcelain pipe won By him few days
ago.
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pi..ric. Governn,en. Affairs.

a conference was held yesterday bet veen
delegation OF the building committee OF the
board OF school trustees and the District Com
mfS5foL6r3 With refer eDce to the ventilation of
the new street school building about which
there has been much discussion and some differ.
ences Of opinion. At the conference plans were
finally agreed for improving the ventilation.
MIR. j. Fl. Hewlett. The contractor for the
school building On j street. between 9th and
18th, IS engaged in placing tire roofing tl:nbars
upon 1t, and 1t will be rooted in a few days.
The Commissioners have nnde reQui5tiiOn
on Gen. Benet, Chief OF ordnance. for fifty
mBZzie loading musket5 for use OF the Ca Jital
formed in this city.
The new avenue laid out above Boundary. be-
tween 14th and 10th streets, by the engineer
department, and which VIII be graded and i'm
proved ar some future time. has been chTf tened
Morgan avenue by Mr.. j. F. c. Richardson, who
OWLS most OF the property adjoining thereto.
LIQUOR IICEEsHs
The commissioners yesterday approved an-
plicatons for liquor licenses as follows and
ordered licenses 10 issue: X. j. Corcoran Bro ;,
1902 18th street; Felix shannon. 9US Goth street;
street Sc; r. A. Beckett, 1923 9TH street Sc. J.
Nuuduc:l. 1905 Eth street Sc: franklin CAV,
1858 Sd street s.w.; j. Quin. 249 Sd street s.w.:
j. j. DAILY, 1851 c street S.w.: T. kappel So Viz
ginla ave. s-w.. and Mrs. d. o. Sullivan, As
MoDToe street, Georgetown. They also dis ~
proved the application OF James +. ConlorS go
corner ~ and street sw.
-, Tie District Commissioners tc-da . dere
Catherine Morgan, No. 30 Water St. George
WI: Anna H0S2h, No. 500 14th ST., l. u 8
Getthef, No. 1924 Pennsylvania ave-: 10 "
Gull, No 2d4i + St, aud John k.lly, No. 332 B
ef. S.W,
TIE WATER FAMINE.
In conversation with the water registrar this
morning Oh the subject OF the scarcity OF water
and the numerous complaints. he stated 10 the
reporter that most OF the complaints come from
persons living 10 elevated localities and that
The cause Is that there are about 2ooo spiggots
allowed to run this cold weather to prevent
freezing OF pipes, the primary difficulty being
defective plumbing and exposure OF pipes,
which takes of the pressure and prevents the
water reaching many places, especially 10 the
upper stories or houses. He states that there is
so much water wasted that the engine house
On street. which supplies the sl4pd pipe for
the high points in this city, cannot ID hall duty
for want OF a supply. The water department Is
doing all 1t possibly can do, but lt cannot b,
expected to watch every spiggot where water is
wasted. The water guages sh0w falling of
III pressure CT I'VE polndS since the commence
ment Ct the cold snap.
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: DOCToE SENTE%CED.-InC Chicago. yesterday
the jury IN the case or Dr.. ChaTl69 Earle. Tor
The mGrGeT OF Era Carl last August while
making al attempt az malpractice, returned
verdict OF guilty, with a sentence OF i've years
IN the penlteDttaFy.
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MADAME EMMA SoULE, weli-knoTn French
nlodiste, will De at the Riggs House, Wednes-
cay and Thursday next, 10 accommodate her
large clientele here. New York address; 10
Fest 18th street.
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IEETFD STATS GOVERNMENT, District aud all
investment securities dealt In. Foreign ex-
change bought and sold. Stocks carried on
margin. Il. d. CCoke, jr., & Co, bankers 14aa
r street.
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Eminent DIR w. e. Cavepagh,

Memphis, Tenn, writes:-For are "a digestion,
consumption, geiieT'di Gpbliity and want OF ap-
petite, cheertCNy recommend COlisB'S Llebiq's
liquid Ert10c or Baer d7ld T0ntc ltcsg9rdtor.
Sold by druggists and grocers
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FIRsT-CLAsS merchant tailor made overcoats
and other clothing, very ItLtl9 worn, cheaper
than ready-made shoddy clothing at aerzogs
3GS 9th street mort Invest.
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HOLIDAY Goods.

WHERE BUY
TtOpie who purchase Christmas presents
before the rush commences, look to the advef-
Using columns OF TIE STAR for inrorm2fion as
TO the best places TO BIZ. Tue following are
among the advertisers In TIE STAR, am men
tlOn win b made OF Others from lime 10 time.
III CATERS Immense establishment, III MIR
feJ Space. can Dc purchased the best drT good.
RI low prices Hts stock Is complete aad varied
6tEs marvel q taste and good judgment IL
selection.
.. STRAITS, 1911 Pennsylvania avenue. comes
70 the TTont with fac stock OF read -Taa1e
elothirg for TIE holiday trade SC,aTss an
cites.
stock OF December furs for the holidays.
ROBERT ii. GRAHAM. 4lF46 sth street, offers
big bargains in carriages. cOupes, &C.
S1FHER Co, al broadway. New YORK have
the largest collection OF curious old furniture
they have ever shown.
At H0wARD's drug store, corner OF eth and L
streets northwest, there Is an extensive stock
OF hle peTfumeries, Japanese, Chinese and
las got
For shoes and boots 90 to HsILBusx-s. 400 eth
street IL you want q reads -nafe shoe you can
De suited or he viii make yOa pair that VIII
~. De neat. last we'll snd COST little. You can
Tell his store away OF by The Old Woman In
the WINDOW
SINsHELBER 4 BIO. eos tn street and lao
EliGCc street, Georgetown viii sell their stock
OF tTSt-ciasS boots and shoes az prime cost.
TYLER & CHEWING, eIS Tth street. have com
pitte stock Of dry goods OF the bcsJ quality
which they are selling az low prices for cash.
DCEEErL BRO. i CO., shirt manufacturers
ll12 street northwest, sell good shirts cheap
They have also On hand Splendid line OF gen
tiemens goods.
5th street Is closing cut carpets, and bar gain
are 10 BE- had or BIN. Also you can do exceed
ibgiy well with him IN black ana co,Ored casa
nlelcs, velvet rugs, and fine balIn9fal skirts.
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LICENSE QCEsTIoN.-1n justice to the indie
pendent Ice company We desire to say that tue
officers OF said company signed our application
for license without hesitation, aud we nave the
assurance OF the company's superintendent OF
his willingness to sign all proper applications
for liquor licenses, when gu requested, and 10
assist ali IN obtaining the same whose license
may uLjustiy be withheld. John B3ier. Itch
and D streets northwest; q. NJ. Reyes, ITO ID
street northwest
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BENSOS'S CAPCIsE POROUS PLAsTag stops q
cough and cures lame back whore ali other re-
mrdieS Tail. Far superior 10 others.
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IRON BTTTERS

ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO TIE PUB
Lie FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A GER
TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC, ESPECIALLY
INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. INTERMITTENT
FRvERs. WANT OF APPETITE. LOSS OF
STRENGTH. LACE OF ENERGY. ETC. 1T EN-
RICHES TIE BLOOD. STRENGTHENS THR
MUSCLES. AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO The
NERVES. 1T ACTS LIKE CHARM ON THE
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, TABLESPOONFUL
AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DYsPEP-
TIC SYMPTOMS. SUCH AS TASTING THE
FOOD. DELCEIYG. HEAT IN THE STOMACH.
HEARTBURN. ETC.
THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL
NOT BLACKEN TIE TEETH Oh GIVE HEAD
ACHE.
WRITE FOR THE A. b. O. BOOK. 80 PAGES,
SENT FREE.
BROWN CHEMICAL o.,
..rao BALTIMORE. ND.
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Noo1S-9l5 PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE-OPFSINa
FOR THE HOLIDAYs-Fine lace goods, French
dolls, writing desks, fancy articles, handker-
chiefs, Paris fans, childTenS velvet and SILK
suits.
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The Jail Poisoning Case.

The case OF Tborn9s ]. Bicssler, Alice Rupp,
talias Westcott. alias Blldwtn, alias Underhill,
alias Gheen, whose nader name IS Alice Ia
Jnre.) and Kate Hoover. who were committed
N jail on Tuesday LAST for conspiracy TO poison
Emma Baker. was not called In the Police court
to day. as was expected. the accused having
concluded 10 waive examination. IL is under
stood that Col. W. A. cook and Mr.. A. Il. VII
liams win appear for some OF the parties. The
poisoning case viii be before the grand Jury in
The early part OF the week. as also the cAargel
OF counterfeittng against the same parties.
A NEW SCIENTIFIC SoCrkTY--A society has
recently been organized n the Interest OF the
nat uranstS OF tie city. IL Is called The
Biological Society OF Washington rs object
+ 10 encourage the study OF BIOLOGICAL sciences
Meetings are 10 be held on Friday evenings or
alternate weeks. and II is probable that some OF
tnese when subjects OF general Interest are TO
De presented will be open 70 all who may wish
TO attend The society starts out with a list OF
forty-nve Charter members, among whom are
many naturalStS Of national reputation. At
meeting. held yesterday evening for final
Organization The following officers were elected:
President. Prot. Theo. Gill. smithsonian inst
t'oT; vice presidents Prot. CIV. Riley lis. EntO-
n olf gical commission: Prot. J. W. Oh. ckering
National Deaf Mute College: Prot. L. e Ward
Bureau OF statistics: Mr. ~. Ike: secret aries
N.S>is G.. Brown Goods and Richard Raj nbun
I. :. Fish Commission: treasurer, Mr.. Robert
hicsWay, Smithsonian Institution. Council
Pro- J. II. CoJnstoCk, Dspar. N mt or ASrlcl,-
tnrt; d.. A +. s.Kirg NatioDaI Medi al olleGe;
Ptoi Y. I. Mason, Columbian Univ, r-ICy; DR.. j.
IL oder Z. ;. navy; DR.. George Massey, De-
partn eRt Of Agriculture. The society meets at
present In the regents room nj the Smit L
S-tian, but IL is hoped that on the CONFLICT 10
OF the new National Museum if may secure the
use Of the lecture room I'm that building. AT the
urst regular meeting Dr. I. al. Bean VIII pre-
sfDt a paper on "A Summer Cruise Through
Behring's StraitS;' Prof. Ward one on "a Gen.
sus of the Domestic an M is If the World.7
BUILDING ASSOCIATION The nineteenth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-11

VIRGINIA ELECTION JUDGES INBICIEp-Tvo
ere OF the Manchester (Va-) Judges OF election
were Indicted liz the United States circuit court
ceive the votes OF persons who presented the
caPitati0n tax receipts, alleged 10 have been
Illegally issued nom the State auditors Offtte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-11

RRSRAes CorGH MINTURR. prepar,Aa from OF
OF lar ana horehound, cdres cn'd quickly.
Quarter pint bottles CSC. Sold o. nruc..,sts STfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-11

IRISH LAND LEAGUE Meeting e. Shea's Hal.
PtrIsy Wanna avenue, between on aai Itn ,
O'Clock Sunday 0o-InorroT.) d. \. 3 .o4nan,
treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-11

TIRE INVASION OF OELAHoMA-A dispatch
nom Arkansas city Gays that Payre's army OF
Invasion is bound TO go TO oklahoma at all haz-
ards Payne has had talk with Lieut.. Mason,
corpmaIdlng Torty-eght soldiers and warned
10 CHER hin no resistance. Some OF the Indians
threaten TO go on war path and masSa ere the
Immigrants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-11

THE National Union Ere Insurance stock
pay nearly five per cent Oh Its present market
value.