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The Secret Of IL

one hears great deal about "the airy tread
OF well born Partisan. This morning was
initiated into the secret OF it. and foudd IL is
bought, the largest consumers being the lead
eIs.of fashion and the feminine freQuenters OF
the Jardin Mabille-that very shocking place
which is patroniZed principally By English and
Americans, who go just SO they can tell what
dreadful place Parts is" when they get home
1t is in the JaTG Mabille that women appear
@ith almost as tie clothes as modesty, turn
pirouettes on t II heads. ard play base ball
with the mems hats-only using their feeE In
stead OF their hands. They do great many
other extraordinary things, aud bound through
the all like gaZelleS or gr&Sshoppers, ana things
OF that sort, and take an immense satisfaction
III Lighting on their toes as they hop over a
char or table. The nymphlike manner OF
clearlDg distinctions ana leaping the
slroneously supposed to be due to sapie pe S9
tiar elasticity OF the French compesltion On
The contrary, 1t has nothing whatever to do
with flesh. bone or muscle, Though, OF course
ment. bnt Is owing to the wsTes furnished By
some nice and expensive Gttla shops. which
,el IL oe whispered, l am told, chat the Emeress
s eugene mas more than ance patronized. These
sliols are nlled with mysterious looking boxes
rarlousiy numbered, and They contain very
lol,g nesh coloreo bnt at the first glance ap,
ppnIen'y ololhsEy SILK stockings Whea,
however yos come TO examine them YOU
nnd tnat every thread OF SILK merely covers one
OF fuDoeF, ana that the soles are at lea St q
quaTler OF an men thick. This explains 1.-THE
about; but. not satisfied with TINS. tbare has
been invented for the Improvement or nine.
stem, or ill-shapeU, limbs what are called t.rnb
Der legs" which include the Aforesaid stock.
| ings developed into symmetry by additions. OF
| course arLtstcaily shaped, and which can be
/ easily inflated when put on. Ii Is quite avi.
/ dent though, thar the WearerS must religtously
avoid pins in the vicinity OF these articles else
/ the lines or beauty would sink again into the
/ moDotonouS SrraightneSS.
| The slippers worL by these dancers at the
Maoile have just enough sole to last for one
| evening, when they are literally worn through,
| and he most fasttdfous OF the gay danes have
| them sewn On to the stockings. not only receiv-
! ing perfect nt but preventing the possibility
/ OF losing Them In the mad can-can. A French
woman adores her little feet and would rather
| economic On any portion OF her toilet than her
| shoes. AS to dis1guring them by overshoes OF
| TuoDers-per1sh the thought. She would rather
catch cold, even an unbecoming one In the
| head, and run all risks OF chest complaints and
c0nSumptiOn.-Cin Eamtirpy-
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FASHION WRINKLES.

SHE'LL WATCH CASES are pretty things for
Christmas presents.
THE New York Ere,tirg Mai hopes for better
things than seeing women wear bracelets out
side their street garments.
NECKLRTs OF coral velvet clasped with coral
and gold were worn by the bridesmaids at a
New York wedding the other day.
THE NEW YORK FASHION OF hanging plates Is
to frame them in squares of plush. which may
De owe or peacock, or wine color or bronze, as
one pleases.
DAvENPoBT WARE in dark wine color, with
decoration OF olive gold crimson and black. is
very rich. 1t comes in small pitchers, coffee
SETS and jugs with trays.
The NEWEST ADDITION to the slken covers OF
scent bottles is frill of lace, which is basted
around their lower ends so as to lie fat and
look something like mat.
THE NEWEST STYLE OF SLEEVE BUTTON is
thin square plate OF red gold. In which griffin
Is stencilled. This is backed with thin plate
OF sardOnyX and the effect Is very pretty. :.
SOME NEW YORK DESIGNS which have re
Gently appeared In wall paper are very pretty
Maple leaves and honeySucEleS In yellow and
gold are arranged In patterns suitable for dado,
screen and frleze, and ciematfS pattern Is dis
posed on a ground which LOOKS like chain
armor.
WHAT THE ENGLISH WOMAN VIII think who.
century from now, finds the jersey of to-day
hidden IN the ancestral oaken chest, IL is hard
to guess. The plain and simple jersey will be
puzzl1ng enough. but what will she make OF
those with initials rea ching from top to bottom
OF the sleeve, and with monographs worked in
the breast?
In THE OPINION OF the Boston transcript.
nobody should adopt the antiquated style of
dress without fully carrying out the idea, and
therefore every woman who tries to look as IL
she had stepped out OF Polite Conversations
should carry smelling bottle. and not a cut
glass or pearl smelling bottle either, but one OF
those fiat TASKS studded with little turq1o,saS
and garnets which match the bright brocades
so well
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A Gem for Every Month.

JANUARY
By her who in this month is born
No gem save Garnets should be worn
they viii insure her cOnstancy,
True friendship and fidelity.
he February born will find
sincerity and peace of mind,
Freedom from passion and from care,
IL they the Amethyst viii wear.
Who on this world OF ours their eyes
In March first open shall be wise
III days of peril firm and brave,
And wear Blackstone to their grave.
She who from April dates her years
Diamonds should wear, lest bitter tears
For vain repentance flow this stone
Emblem OF innocence is known.
Who first beholds the light Of day
AZ anS Sp ,raaz sweet 1oTery; month of May,
snail be loved and happy wife.
Who comes with Summer to This earth
ana owes to June her day of birth
With ring Of Agate on her hand,
Gan health, wealth, and long life command
Ihe glowing Ruby should adorn
! nose who III warm July are born:
Ihen VIII they be exempt and free
From loves doubts and anxiety
AUGUST.
W ear SardOnyX, or for thee
No conjugal felicity:
Inc August born, without this stone
1 is SAID, must 1--we u1lloyed and lone.
SEPTEMBER.
A maiden born when Autumn leaves
Are rustllng in Septenlber's breeze,
sapphire on her brow should bind
i viii c]lre diseases OF the mind
OCTOBER.
Octoher's child ia born for Woe
And LIES yicissitnies must know;
But lay an Opal on her breast,
And hope will lull those words te rest
NOVEMBER,
Who first comes TO this world below
With drear NOVember's fog and snow,
Should prize the Topaz amber hue
Emblem of friends and lovers true.
DECEMBER.
1t cold December gave YOU birth
The month of snow and ice and mirth-
Place on your hand a Turquoise blue;
Success will bless whate'er You do.
lROstO1, transcript.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

GHANCEBY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
OF IHF SEVENTH STREET TUKNPfRE
NEAR TIE HOWARD UNIVERSITY BIZ.
TWEEN TkUMBULL STREET AND HOW
ARD AVENUE.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme a
Court, Of the District Of Columbia. PASSED f..,
the oh day of January. 1880, in Eqnlry Luz
Cause No. g. 54. wherein Oliver b. Maeruder Is
con- plsipant, and John w. Beau ct al. cesendapts
the Undersigned trustee will sell al AT o'oIyoOK
p. M, 5IB Day OF JANUARY, 1881 the Following
described property. in psrcels. according 70 plat
tract of land IN Washington county, in the
District of Columbia known as Mount pleasant
and heing part OF lot No. three (3l, in
the division of said tract, which WAS allotted
TO David felar, said part or parcel of lard ironing
on the EASTERN boundary OF the Seventh Street
Turnplkt leading 10 Rockville, aud Containing one
square sore of land. bounded on the north bv vi
ID Beaips purchase, and on the south by that trart
so.d TO Aaron NJ. Gattreil, together with All ipS
IroVsp1tn.- &c Said property was subdlyided
into lots OF 81 TO 81 feet 'front.' with deptb OF 2ds
feet One OF said lots is improved by . iarge three
story bril- dwelling and clubhouse.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase ynonsv
cash In hand. and the remain der In three eanaI
months IIoIn the day of SALE the aid deferred ma
nebts bearing interest Ct the rate OF per cent nav
annum from date Of sala. Al conveyapcing st
ccsf CT purchaser. Tayes TO BE- p.id hy .ba
rustee oIlt of tn proceeds of sale ieposit ~
200 on each lot required on day of ssle m fIse.
terms OF sale Are not complied with 10 ten davs tbs
Trustee reeerves the right to resell the property ~
the rlSs ano cost of the defaultiny tnIrchaser
fec2O dSfds HARVEY L. PAGE Trustee.
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whymper,> .ndea. ob.crxa,,o,s

Mr. Whymper's notes OF his ascent of the
Ecuadorean Andes. published In the HarQH on
Iae ,Nth instant, present some novel phenoma-
ma VI great lhtereSf TO science. TIE greatest
helght attained by any mountain cIirn6nr w -
iear Atu "a $50 by tue brothers SchIaginJyeit
III nIoet, al zl,aS9 Ieet aDove Tue sea- But Mr.
W ny LhptT, when on The snow capped summit of
'hlmOOTaZo last January was nearly a. bfob
tLd occupied one or the most valuable poinfs
LOT l'sa, observation on the globe. The atmos-
pheric conditions We're peculiarly marre3
ga the 9th OF January the temnera
turP al an elevation OF nineteen fhon-
sdhu tN't. was over Seventy-two de-
says, 90 urred round about our canns nn
all the days that we were on the mountain t :,
Ing almost or the Equator as ChlmboraIo
L-eS. these ooSery atoms enable the yeorr snbar
locate the great aerial outflow from tb,
sour hern hemisphere and to gauge frs ti.nfb
Ire electrlc condition OF the air indicarri an
'.S'1H aUlS shat the strong and stormy current
Alch swept The summit WAS the 0rear soIttb
~ trade or hern aerial GIlf stream
iaistu WIZ moisture which n had borne from
lar iaf OF bosom OF the South Atlantic ccaa1
, - rs presence at these LOFTY hptrhrs
- 30 question thar IT'S vOI0ne az II
90 hemisphere 10 winter Is no less than
ON ~ -U t Ieet deep. AT a low cacula-
Ion tLr atmospheric stream INNS eraI,C,sJ 80
tnund 20 De about four miles verffao gu anu
"a lsas' as broad as The South Arnerfcon -
zen aTn', Of No thousand i've hundred Taisc ~ ~,
y 20 vest direction. No fact in ~ u az
q me earth IS more Significant tb p9 PiySliS
L"cbcc which the Southern Ha H. nc IL
a., eIo..-u tDIS enormous curreaJ. so p1teatt;
:, aF,,IiIg tne oarometric. thermomatrii.
and aqueous conditions eXerfS l,nrn III;
HI.u!lspnere and especially uo0n "a
-NOttn American continent. Mr. Whvin gsr ~
10! ~. slXe MS oaFometrtc notes out It seems m
improbable that his Ir7uunfry ~ ybe s 80 II
Iirhl the intense tatigur and b'aafiny NJ p,
n1.e which Ia iN1i2 oveTcana Humboldt M onIy
$500 Iso1sdn1 feet was owing To the hiyh
pressure caused IL .IHnuary by tha Vert1eo
ssehcy IN Tue South Atlantic. expclJInS III
: Cp'.ii cumDtnt air GOrthwari 10 b.. TnfSss
WI ID equatorial par OF The Apdpan chain
III The gradual and sysre,oattc r, >at Claiu
Seaii z tbe great southern dome Mr.. Whqmne
+ surely achieved his remarkable success an
bdS given alpine climbers good iIlustrarfon q
shi'IluI exploration conducted for thirtyeiyS
GAYS az attitudes over fourteen thonsand fsa,
ABOVE the Ocean.-E T. He-Gjd '0'
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OI lasts CHING IN VIRGINEA-The la7Sless acts
renewt lrpyopr In Knox county Va have been
ately q near the Tennessee line One night
WING al eccentric ola man named Berry,
IeeJ aesr Paramount Valley, was reused from
rs oy he6vy rocks falling upon the roof OF
~ dwelling. Tie armed himself and fired
f snots from the window In the direction
oni when the stones were coming. He called
EIs VIE 10 bring another pistol and then
.ut assault was discontinued Daylight showed
Ihat Berry shots had not been without effect.
/ esch Mooe was found with serious wound in
toe MP; Rooert Scott had b.s hip lacerated,
ara lnlro, named Malorey. was In bed at
nome oaoly wounded. The only cause for the
outrage was law suit that Berry had instf-
.uteo ano won, which gave offence TO the de-
feated party and his frfeuds.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on THE EAST SIDE OF
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN NJ AND v
STREETS NORTHWEST. No. l2ll.
By virtue OF deed OF truss, bea ing date x<-s
ON the 18th day of August, ID 1877, aud NH3
recorded IN hber No. sos, folio 6S. ct seq, IL
one of the land records for the District OF Oolum-
bis. sna at the request Of the party thereby Sc
cured, the subscriber will offer for sale at public
auction. TO the highest bidder in front of the prem
lses, on Thu RSD AY, THE 30TH DkYo OF DECEMBER,
1880, AT 81 O'CLOCK p. M, all thaE piece psrcel
of ground, lying and being situate IN the City of
Washington. III the District of columbia, and
known and distinguished on the plat pan Of said
city, as AID being the north half OF LOT Numbered
sixteen Qol> in the sub division OF square num-
bered four hundred and forty-esht t44SD said sub
division being made by an ordnance IF the coun-
cils Of the City OF Washington, approved June 3,
lS45. aud recorded In the Office of the surveyor OF
said city. in liber y. x. No. ID folio 260 together
with the bindings and Improvements thereon con-
sitting Of three story brick house and storeroom
on 9TH street. and q small tenement in the alley in
the Tea..
Terms of sale: One fourth cash, and The remain
der in equal instalmeuts. at twelve. eighteen, and
twenty four months after date with Interest from
day of sale to be secured to the satsfa of the
Trustee or all cash at the option of the purchaser
deposit of one hundred dollars req uired at time
OF Sale. ConyeyanciDg at cost Of purchaser III
terms OF sale are not complied with in i've days
from day OF sale, property will be res Did at risk
ana expense of d. faultng purchaser.
Rit HARD WALL ACH, Surviving Trustee.
Qec20-l0t
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Notice 10 Contractors,
CruF EscrSrpp,s Dvr,cr

CETEf ENGINERR's OFFICE
"AssLSGIoN CITY AND PoINT LOOKOUT r.
CohNER SIxTH AND O STREETS n. W.
WELLINGTON d. O., Dec. IL. 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ once until MONDAY. THE 3D d .Y or JaNuARv
tkLAr, At l2 o'CLocK r.. Tor grading about eieh-
.een miles Of this road. extending from Brandy
Charles County, Nd. A''
Proles ARD specifcstions can be seen at this ofca
The night to reject any and al bids il reserved
W. j. WHARTON
oecle-Iu Chief Engineer.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

1"S STddEEEEo SSAnLEE OE VALUABLE THEEh-
Sdnha BRICK RESIDENCE ON tax
SSUm1 d SIZE OE PENNSYLNASIA AVENUE,
ESEEIpMEEN Twenty FIRST AND TWENTY
sECOND STREETS, No. 2ll2
os virtue OF deed of trust, dated the 18th -
gay q FEBRUARY. 1879, and duly recorded "a.
IA Llber 9O9; folio "a, &c. one of the land 1s.x
bla and by direction Of the psrty secured thereby
We snail Sell, on MONDAY. THa 27rH DAY OF De
CENBER, ioou, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ, IN front OF
premises, the following property, viz: Lot %, in
recorded subdivision OF original lots s and 49, in
square rs. improved by a substantial three-story
Brick Residence, with all the modern .ISproye-
ments.
Terms One-third cash the residue in two equal
payments at one and two years, with notes bearing
interest al 81 per cent per annum uur paid, &Ha
secured by deed of trust on the property sold:
all cash. at the option of purchaser If the terms
of sale are not complied with in ten days, the
Trustees the right to resell the property at
the risk and costs of the defaulting purchaser.
ALI conyeyancing at purchaser's cost. s200 deposit
required when the property is struck OFF.
JOHN w. CORSON,l ,,.
dec10-dSds JAMES L. DAVIS, itusteee-
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TIE KEY. JOHN POWELL, for thirty years a
minister OF the United Brethren church and an
mate OF the Dayton Insane Asylum In Ohio
Pecunlary dif1iculties growing our OF the publ
cation OF book and worry over secret So
eieties, TO which he was violently opposed.
nave unseated his reason.
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dR. DALzIEL. husband OF Dlcker Iinra,

hK DALZIBL. husband or Dickey Iinca,
80 80 the members or his company s. sO6 4
~ SUI ut, Was issued for his arrest In Phtlp
Sc 'tnd story hscp ~ - ~ onoluy ooNn 1rf del
a reminder thai =" iaon vi us hoteL y IN a
are insisting thai s sIaul Jury or New his Is
this city should no 10y ny rooD IN every Tleans
of escape AS theatytoonis deu WITH props lotel In
ing up here QUITE fra1Co Companies g. means
escape should 10 nur IHIoelly, the e break
JUlu. VI ihmeolat' MOTEL fire
1y.-Pied-
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.HoMAs BOWLING, Aucaoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS On THE WEST SIDE UF NINE
IEENIH STREET WEST, BETWEEN .
AND STREETS.
By virtue Of deed OF trust TO Us, hearing saH
date on the 14th day of june, A d. 1880 and ~
duly recorded in Liber No. 946, folio 20, Ok
the Land Records for the District of Columbia aud
by direction of the party secured thereby, We the
undersigned Trustees, will Sell at public auct IN,
ia front Of the premises. on MONDAY, THE 27rH
DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d. 1880. AT Four O'CLOCK
PM, the Lots numbered fifty-two g52) and fifty
three $50 of the subdivision of Hopkins subdivi
sion OF cts in Square numbered one handred and
eleven Gid.
Terms of sale One half OF the purchase money
in cash, and the balance in equal instalments in
six Snd twelve months. for which the nstes OF the
purchaser or purchasers will be taken, bearing in
tereet Il six per cent per annum from the day OF
sale ard secured by deed of trust upon the prem
ises. all cash, at the option Of the purchaser
purchasers. A deposit OF $50 will be required on
each Lot at the time of sale. All oonS syancng and
recording is to be at the purchasers cost. The
Trustees the right TO resell the property at
the ritk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser, IL
the terms OF sale are Lot complied xith within
tevep day after sale.
EDWARD s, WESCOTT,l -,,..,
WILMER W. wETZEL, ! Afus'ses'
decl3 Is, Is, d, %, 25&ds
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A CONSUL SHOOTS CAPTAIN-At the Island
OF st. Thomas, on the 18Th inst. the United
States consul shot and slightly wounded an
American captain during dispute The latter
afterwards assaulted the consul In his OIL ,e
with heavy stick
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THE TRADES.

OOOKBINDING-The LYoKrr B1NDERY employ
u first class WorkmeD, and turns out superioy
work It is one Of the Oldest estsblishm ents In The
dty. 1912 Pa. ave.. Sd floor. octl
HfBSoN BR0THkRS,
u PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB eRINTERs,
1Ol2 Pennsyiv&nts ave., Washington. q.
- Fine Printing Q specially. IL
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CoNGREssMEN AND THEIR REsIDEycEs
LIST OF SENATORS,

LIST OF SENATOR'S
W. A. Wheeler, President, Riggs House.
Allison, w. B., Iowa, 1924 Vermont ave.
Anthony. II. B.. r. l.. 1907 u ST. NV
! Bailey, J. E.. Tenn. Eooitt House.
BALDWIN BaEasd No. +; f. Mich IA Arlington Hotel
Beck, j. B., KY. 1928 l4th St
Blaine, j. g., Maine. s2l 18th st. NV.
Blair. H. w, N. H., 90b East Capitol st.
Booth. Newton, Cal. Col 18th St NV
Brown, j. E., Ga. Metropolitan Hotel
Bruce. b. K, Miss, 900 NJ St NV.
Butler, n. c., S. c., 2o2T ST. NV.
Call, Wilkinson, Fla, National Hotel.
Cameron, Angus wis, Wizards Hotel.
Cameron. j. D., Pa, Wormleys Hotel
Carpenter, Matt a., Wis, s22 Connecticut ave.
Coke, Richard, Texas, ,l5 9th st. NV.
Conkhng, Roscoe \. y. ,04 14th st. NV.
Davis David. III. National Hotel
Davis, e., w. Va, Arlington Hotel.
Dawes, Ii. l.. Mass, 1905 ST. NV.
Eaton, W. W.. Conn, 90 Grant Place.
Edmunds, G. F., Vt. l4lI Massachusetts, ave.
Ferry, T. W.. Mich. National Hotel.
Garland, A. H., Ark, SO I'd ST. nlw.
Groome j. B., Md, 1923 St NV.
aamila Hann!oai Me- w Wila Sti no Hotel
Hampton, Wade, S. c. Not arrived.
Harris, ]. G., Tenn, SIS llth ST. NV.
HH1re1 Rn Frank w Va .; National 1ao Hotel
Hill, n. r, Col, 1907 Massachusetts ave.
Hoar. G. F., Mass. 9l9 st. NV.
IDSalS, y. D., Kan. Oil 18TH st. NV.
Johnston. ]. W., Va. 1884 Massachusetts, ave-
Jonas, B. F., La, Wizards Hotel.
Jones. z. w, Fla, lil6 G st. NV.
Jones, j. p, New, cor. NJ. ave. and st. Sc
Kellogg w. p. La. WIZARDS Hotel
Herman, Francis, n. Y. 1906 K ST. NV.
k1rkwood, S. j., Iowa, 1914 10th st. NV.
Lamar. j. q. c., NJ ss Metropolitan HOTEL
Logan John A., H.. sl2 l21hs ST: NV:
Mcdonald, }. E., Ind, Wizards HOTEL
Mcmillan, S. J. r.. MINI. 2ll North capitol st.
Mcpherson. j. r, n. j., 1409 Mass. ave-
MaXey, s. B., Tex, 4l3 4th st. NV.
Morgan, j. IT,, Ala, 40l G st. NV.
Morrill,, j. S., Vt. cor Vermont ave- and NJ st.
Paddock, A. s., Neo, 1911 Fl st. NV.
PpendleIon, G. H., Ohio. 1901 X ST. NV.
Plumb, P B., Kan, National Hotel.
Pugh, Jas. l., Ala. National Hotel.
randolph, T. F., Nj, 1926 Massachusetts ave.
Ransom, Matt. W., N. c., Metropolitan Hotel.
Rollins, E. a., y. D., 145 East Capitol st.
salisbury, Ell. Del, Wizards Hotel.
saunders. a.. Neb., Riggs House.
Sharon, VIM, New. Not arrived.
SlaI er, J. f., oregon, $40 F st.
Teller, II. NJ, COL 1011 NJ st. NV.
Thurman. A. e., Ohio 1917 18th st. NV.
Vance, 4. b., y. c., Arlington Hotel.
Vest 6. g., Mo-, cor. Delaware av. and c st. ne.
Nn,oorhees, D. W., Ind, 1921 st. NV.
Walker, j. D., Ark. 120 18th st. NV.
Wallace, W. A. Pa, WillaIds Hotel.
Whyte, ". P, Md, Welcker's
NllIlarnS, j. s., KY, Riggs House.
WINDOW. W.. Mimi, ill6 Vermont ave-
"ithers, K. E., Va, Alexandria Va.
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE
j. Z. Burcn secretary. 1925 Vermont ave.
H. d. Bright, sergeant arms, 20l East Cap. st.
Henry E. Peyton. executive clerk. 6l3 18th NV
F. E. Shober, chief clerk, 52l 18th st. NV.
Isaac Bassett assistant doorKeeper, Is I'd st. ne.
no., t,,n aJn+-
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Over l2 600 persons have died OF oiphtherIa IN
the province OF kharkoff, Russia, within 20
mOnthA
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SECONp HAND CLOTHINC.
decle-1It

SECONp HAND CLOTHING,
HATS. BOOTS. SHOES. WATCHES. PISTOLS
DC, &C.,
San pe dspoeed o. at the very highest cash prices
2, gan sets northwest Orders by mail WI be
FNP~' ~eA"so w. novl2
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HOTELS.

BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
Fifth Avenue and oOth street,
Opposite Cathedral.)
NEW YORK.
JOsIIN q FULLER, Pr0prietors.
Delightfully."- situated in the very celter Of the mos,
the Grand Central B. R. depot. within three min
utes walk Of the Elevated Road and Madison avenue
cars.
PATRON1lED BIZ THE BEST FAMILIES OF
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
RESTAURANT UNSURPASSED; CHARGES
REASONABLE. oct7-eo3r
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

ATAU TIoN.
"A 50
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
USREpEEMEp PLEDGES
To BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
CONSISTING OF
VERY FINE LINE OF
DIAMONDS in Solitaire and Cluster
EARRINGS. Solitaire and Cluster RISas and
PINS
Solitaire STUDS and LACE PINS
A very large line of Ladies' AMI cents SOLID
GOLD WATCHES. Key srd Stem Tinders.
A large i.ne of CAMEO and SOLID GOD SETS Of
Ladies' Jewelry.
largs lie of SOLID GOLD OPERA eUaRD
VEST CHAINS.
Also. SOLID GOLD NECKLAGES
And very large line of FIELD snd OPERA
GLASSES.
Breach and Muzzle- loading sHorGUNs of oele-
brated makes.
large iine OF REyOLyERS AID MI SfoAL IN
STRUMENTS.
PLATED AND SOLID SILVER
Ladies' and Gents RINGS Of ar descriptions.
And ia al one o; the largest stocks NJ Iewelry OF
every description ever offered at puoc auction in
the District.
Sale to commence
MONDAY, DECEMBER oTR.
SALES AT 10 A. NJ. p. NJ.
Sale to continue until every Forfeited Pledge is
disposed of.
I'M. Il Il. COHEN.
HOS Penns ylvania avenue.
FOLEY, Auctionper. decIS-Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.

}. Z. Burch, secretary. 1925 Vermont ave.
X. j. Bright, sergeant at arms, POI East Cap. St.
Henry E. Peyton. executive clerk. 6l3 18th o. ".
T, E. ShOber, Chief clefk 521 18th st. NV.
isaac Basseut assistant doOrKeeper, Is I'd st. ne.
W. T. McMichael, postmaster, Metropolitan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-24
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucuonesrs

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