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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-08
THE WEEKLY STAR.

TIE WEEKLY STAR. ROW In its twenty ntth
year. is double or eisht- pare sheet. containing
fifty siI columns of fresh News Literary and Asri-
cultural matter every week. Including q compend
OF Washington News and Gossip. record OF Locs
Affsirs, Ecne Matters, Fashion Noscs Persona
News, list of Marriages and Deaths, ate Tele-
graph News, Special Correspondence, selec.e.
Stories, etc. II viii be senl post paid, from De.
cember j. for tie eRtlre session OF Copsress IN
Guiding tie Inauguration Ceremonies in March. tp
full, for Fifty Cents. noyl7-lm
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nc SOAt0CdtfOn OF "AS01ngt0ns
This convocation OF the Episcopal churches
Of the District and vicinity met last evening at
the Church Of the Ascension, 18th street and
gregafion present. The opening sermon was
preached by Rev. J. j. Lindley, OF Georgetown,
his theme being the unity of the spirit
The convocaIton reaSsembled this morning
when he communion service took place, fol-
lowed by sermon by Bishop Pldkaey. The
coDvocation then held a business session, with
Rev. DR.. levin, the dean, presiding.
JURYSEN-Tbe following have been sum-
moned TO fiji vacancies In the grand Jury: john
Gray, Edward Crusor, Philip Aston and Geo.
petit jurors: VIM. Clark, Thos- Cant, Henry
Hefferman. j. NJ d. Wilson and Daniel Smith. =
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Richard Ella TO Lucia Ella, lot IL, so. 406; J. W.
Starr, trustee to c. A. Leland. lots "a and 25.
SO. 24l; 81. 100. w. w. Metealt. trustee. to ].
}. g: Payne ct al, trustees, 10 Il, A. Clarke,
lots 80 and 81, So. cas-; ST. 1869. S. S. Baker TO
I. F. Ball, lot 5, So. 33l: s., 600. O. c. Green,
trustee. ct al. TO A. G. de Yturbide. part OF
.'R0sedale,' In the county; =. Henry Mar
tin to Sarah E. Main, lot -, SCI. 4i1; d. L. Nor
rison to Calvin Cain, LOT 70, so 2s6; w. g. Busey
to E. Fitch, part SO; olo lot 5, 10 Peters So,
tfT>t'e property on Congress st, Georgetown,
u. G.; s.. Arlington Fire Insurance Co. to
u E Williams. lot So, 50. 90; ses,.A. J. E.
81. 6e3; sa,,oO. CASTOR Hardy tn G. ". F.
SwafTzell, lots II and ~, SCI. 5,s; $40 J. II
andy To q. W. +. Swartzell lois IL and IL, 81
so s20o. Lucia Ella ct al, to Richard Ella, lot
i2. So 4cs: =. F. A. Rhers to Iebina Nose,
III 3, 81. -; part ?, 81. 42s; =. J. b. T
upper 10 Daniel Reyes, lot OF Meridian HILL
$50. John J.. Edwards TO Joseph Walker, lot
3. SO. 104; 81, coo. W b. Todd. trustee. to q. j.
faires. lot C. 50. s.; $780, and lots 10 and -
50, l,.o$a; 1860. Anna B. Smith to Grace D
executors, 10 VIM. Il Cadv e. al lot 81 so lf5;
=. j. T. Wormley to Robert Grant, lot g.
SIT. f40; s.. 500. PartbeniG ThysOn to C. NJ.
Hope, lot 90, SO. AS: s2S5. Susan 6. Wilson to
Alfred Dyer, lot II. sq. SIC; 5. James G.
Payne ct al, trustees, 10 Henry A. Clarke lots
80 aid 81. In sub. OF original lot 5, So 945
lot 5, sq.35l; $1,000.
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TIE BALTIMORE REsURRBCFIONIsTS INDICTED
The grand jury yesterday found indictments
against Wn. NJ. Jensen, Ezekiel Williams (coi-
Ored} Emil A. Runge and VIM. Warren col
oredl for despOllng the graves OF ID 1855 Jennie
Smith and Mrs Carter, Ia Baltimore cemetery.
about which there has bSen SO much said aud
done. Witnesses have been summoned to testify
in court against them, but the day their trial
has not been set yet. warren IS still at large.
Among those who have been summoned TO teS-
THY against Jensen, RUEge and The rest, are Dr5.
L. McLale Tiffany, Herbert Harlan, Alex. d.
Hili, CTaighill. Randolph WinSlOW and MIR.
Charles D. Baker and Others.-GNzeftee tD-dnN
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"GUIDE' SENT TO THE WoRKHoUsB This
morning IL the Police Court, Joseph Boyd was
called. He emerged from the depths NJ the
dock. respectfully dressed, bur a rather hard
looking specimen. The charge OF vagrancy was
read against him and he said he was not ready
for trial, having haG no chance TO em ploy O
lawyer. Mr.. Padg5tt rernarEed to tie court
that this man was ole OF the false guides in
testing our city, SO the court ordered TIE case
TO proceed A young man named E. f. Farrar
took the stand and eaid he was a stranger,
having Just arrived from the state OF New
York. at the Ebbitt house he met the deren-
dant, who told him that he too Was stranger:
that he had rl1end III government Office here
whom he had agreed to meet this morning for
the purpose OF going the rounds Of the city and
seeing the sights. They proceeded this morn
IBg TO some street east OF the Capitol when
they met another man represented by BOYD 10
be his friend, and after an Introduction they
went together through rough looking pare OF
the city southwest from the Capitol BoYd pro-
posing 10 show him the river fats to witch
aliuSion had been made ia the Presidents mes
sage. ON their way Boyd asked him II he
would like 10 see the celebrated historic
bridge lie (witneSs) said "no;" and BOYD
said they would cross it. About this time he
net policeman who took Boyd into custody
ana explained to witness that Boyd Was q
fraud and three card monte man. The court
sent him 10 the WorkhouSe for ninety DAYS
There are others who should be sent down to
keep him company.
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STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.

LOCO PIECES OF OALICOEs. Pereale Styles, s CITE.
BLACK SILKS, T5c., SIC, 81, Sl25, $50,
Sl.75, 81
CCLORED SILKS, 75c.. SIC. 81, Slip. SI.25
BLACK sATINs and COLORED SATINS.
BLACK VELVETS and VELyETEENS.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS TRIMMINGS.
SCOTCH PLAID DRESS GOODS.
ALL WOOL BLACK CASHMEREs SIC, Soc,
&c Use.
ALL WOOL COLORED CASHMESES. 25c. 80.
SIC, 50c., &c
LADIES' CLOAKS. New Styles. So. Sc. SIS. 50. $40.
BLANKETS. white, Per pair. 81. so. g. s.. s5. &C.
BED COMFORTS, rs. 81. sl.25, 81 so. 81, $3.50.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE. a5c.. SIC.
sUc.. &c, 75c.
CLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR, Csc.
&c, &c, &C 7oc., ST.
ULSTER CLOTHS, all the New Styles.
BEAVER CLOTHS in Plain, Basket and Diagonal
FLANNELs, all wool twlLIed, Csc, Soc, SIC ,45c
&C. 75c
BGOCHE SHAwLS and INDIA sHAwLs.
CLOTH and FLANNEL SKIRTS. all colors
LADIES', GENTS and CHILDREN'S WOOL
UNDERWEAR.
LADIES' CLOTH FOB sUITING, all co,ors
PIANO COVERS. embroidered with Silk.
Ere, ETC, Ere, Ere, ETc-, Ere, ETC.
ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs. initiated, Csc
SIC soc.
co Dozen Colored SILK HANDKERORIEFS, soc.
rs Dozen Colored SILK HANDKERCHIEFs, 75c.
100 Dozen Co!ored SILK HANDKERChIEFs, al.
Ladies' and Gents Henamed- stitched HANDKgR
CHIEFS.
Ladies Linen Sets Of COLLAR and CUFFS. Csc.
KID GLOVES. FUR-ToP GLOVES. CLOTH
GLOVES, Ere.
FANCY HOSIERY for Ladies and Misses
CARPETS CLOSING OUT AT COST.
lNGRAINS, Sec, Sc. 50c-, &c, 75c.. SIC
BRUSSELS. New Styles, all at Cost.
VELVET RUGS, HAsSOCKS, OTTOMAES AND
DRUd4kTS.
@. N. TOWsON's,
036 Pennsylvania avenue, south eide.
dec4 Near tn street and Center Market,
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Salt Bheun1,

Ms. Asa +. Brown, Maiden, Ma g., aai Salt
Eh.um on body and limbs for eli hit years No
kind Of treatment or medicine or doctors dill hsr
any good. Limbs SO raw and painful that 81 was
obliged at times 10 - about crutches. Many
Of aIaldens best ci liens can testify to her con-
diton. She despsred of cure or even relief.
Used the CUTICURA EFs yLvESr Internally and the
CUTIoUEA and CUTIcCRA SOAP externally, sgd
was cured III 81 months
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CUTICURA
BLOOD EuMiors. Itching and SeaIy
Diseases ScrOfula, scrUfulOus Sores.
Ulcers and Swelii"ss Positively,
Permanently and scoa0m-
icaiIy Cured.

CCTIcURA REsoLvEST is the gre stest blood puri-
fer in medicine. 1t acts through the bowels liver
kidneys and skin. CUTICCRA, a Medicinal jelly,
arrests external disease, eats away eiess flesh and
skin. Elays Inflammation. lite hing and irritation,
and heals. CUTIcUR4 SOAP cleanses, heals soft
ens whltens anu beauties tho Skin. 1t and the
CUIICURA rBAvING SOAP, thu Only medicinal
shaving soap. arr prepared from CUFiCURA.
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MAsoNIC.-At the annual convocatlon of La
fayette Chapter. No. ), held last evening at
Masonic Temple the following officers were
Campbell, L. L.: James /. Falby, f. S: F. r.
Griffith, treasurer: and r. j. Blakelock secre-
tary; after which the Grand Chapter made its
ahnua! grand Visitation, when w. NJ. Browne,
very able and Interesting address. During the
evening Burton L. Ross. on behalf OF the chap
ter. presented TO the Grand Chapter q hand
Soneiy framed and well executed portrait of
r. II. T. Noble ID. Larner, the work OF Mr.. Chas.
ArHoT, OF this city. The whole party 60 tue
number OF upwards OF 100. then adjourned to
caterer, under the direction OF a COMMITTEES OF
the chapter, had prepared an elegant banquet
for the occasion.
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W0nNerful GHrrx

What CUES OF Blood and Skin Diseases. and Scalp
Affections with loss OF Hair, can compare with
those of the Hon. Wa. Taylor, Boston, State Sea-
ator Of Massachusetts; Alderman Tucker, Boston
g. A. Steele, esG., Chicago; F. FL. Drake, ESQ :,
Detroit; Il. Z. Carpenter, eco, Henderson, n. y ;
Charles E0ughtOn. esq ., Boston. and many OF aers,
details OF which may DO had on application 10
Messrs. Weeks i Potter Boston.
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Tie care Of the SICK, the homeess, the
weary ones OF eaTtn's children, MANNED
crushed, bruised, burning with fever torn by
disease, Is the highest mission CT man on earth.
The support OF the WOrld-reuoHned Charity
Hospital In New Orleans has oeen by legi5la-
tive enactment and Constitutional recognition
placed for twenty-five years from lS55 on
liberal subsidy secured from The Louisiana
SeiDtABnual Drawing takes place on Tuesday.
December 18th, when 1922 800 is distributed In
prizes TO holders OF $40 tickets OF fractional
parts thereof, full Information Of Which can be
bad OF NJ. A. Dauphin. No. 31e Broadway, New
YORK City, or same person at New Orleans, La.
Write at once.
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Condemned Locals.

Condemned Locals.
iatrobe stoves caused two alarms Of fire last
O'Clock, caused by the flooring underneath the
htrObe stove IN the house OF w. b. McKelden,
s15 sth street. catching fire; damage Slight
Tue second alarm was from box 1877, at
s.f5 O'Clock. for the burning Of a mantel piece
above q latrobe stove n the residence OF Rev.
G. III. Richardson, pastor of nckendree T..
church. on Massachusetts, avenue, between oh
and 10th streets.
oil In equity was filed by Robert strong
yesterday against Mary Peters Fitch & Fox and
others to restrain the sale OF brick house on
list street, between B and G streets southeast,
advertised for the 18th instant under deed Of
trust II is claimed that On note, which has
been lost, credits are acknowledged 20 an
amount more than sufficient to hqIldate the
Claim.
The Citizens f1asilght company aied ~ the
recorder or deeds Cfflce yesterday CeEtiiic4Ie
of Incorporation. The object is stated II be
30 provide the city with improved gIslighr: tns
capital stock il fixed at 500 600 In shares Of
slice each. the time OF organization twenty years
sud the trustees for the first year are james u.
BerTet. Alex. Murray, NJ. I. Morris ana r. q.
IDgefsoIi. or this city: Z. T. sherman AMI X B.
Porter, Of New York; {. II. Collins, OF Philade.-
piia. AID others.
The Potomac Fruit Growers association raet
last Bigbr, and Mr.. John saul presented re
port Oh the Levitt peach, and Or. Rowland gave
some interesting views with the magic lantern
OF insects in FURIOUS 70 vegetation.
The Washington City Dental Society. at its
annual meeting last evening. elected the folio "
iTg CfuceTs Tor the ensuing Year :-Preslienr
John L. Wolf; vice president, o. \. Daily; treas
aIeT. r b. Donaldson: recording secretary. Il.
II. ScbO0ley; reporting secretary, George b.
Selch; librarian, X. +. Hunt; e55ayiSJ, L. Z. f.
Hugo.
TIE December term OF the Criminal Court
rss this morning adjourned 20 Monday next,
20 which time the grand and peIlt Jurors We're
discharged.
Calho.ics are today observing the feast of
The immaculate Conception, which is a huii-
DAY OF obligation. with the same services In the
churches as on sunday.
cOlOTtd man. giving the name OF William
Thomas. was arrested by Officer Bleen- or the
5th precinct, this morning. while ne tfD0mas)
was In the act OF selling some metal faucets
ste, which looked as Il they had been taken
from an Uuoccupi6d house. The man Is kept In
custody 10 walt developments.
The following patents have been issued to
persons In this city: Thomas MCWatters. shoe
and baIne fastener: Geo. +. Bratt. steam boiler:
samuel Bean. balloon for collecting flour dust
"a mills: Alex. q. Bell. aSsignor 70 Bell Tele-
rhoTe Company, apparatus for signalling and
communicating. called ''pTotOphOne:' +. l..
howard, aSSisnoT IL part TO *. A. Dtmlltck,
railway ticket.
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EVERYTHING WARM to modify the tempega-
ture Of the Venn0r winter. listers Surtouts
Beaver Overcoats, Cape, ClOaks anu Talfnas.
Fine WOOL UndershirfS and Drawers in scarlet
and white, up to IS inches; Cardigan knit
wOrsted and wool Jackets. &C.
GEO. c. HENNlNG 40 Seventh street
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CgTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists. $50 Washington
street, Boston. and for sale by all Oruggists
Price for CUTIcURA,a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes,
80 cents large boxes, 81. CUTIouRA RgsoLvKNr,
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle CUrIoURA
MEDICINAL TOILET Soap, 25 cents. CU1IoURA
MEDICINAL SHAvING SOAP, 10 cents; In bars, for
Barbars and large consumers. so cents.
sHAU mailed free on receipt Of price.
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SAEE'0lkD'S
RADICAL OUR u
FOR CATkRRH.
instantaneous Economical, Safe. Radf
cal Treatment for One Dollar:

instantaneous, Economical, Safe. Radi.
cal Treatment for One Dollar:
Poisonous catarrhal matter filing the nasal
passages rots away the membranes tissues and
caitiages, causing loss of Smell. Taste and Hesr.
ing.
The putrid aceunlulstions drop during sleep into
the throat and are swallow ed, paraIy1ing dies
ton.
TAKEN mp by the absorbents the virus enters the
blood. weakening and debilitstng everS orean and
generating fatal secti )ns of the LIugs Liver and
Kidneys.
Strike at the roots OF this gigantic disease
Cleanse, purify and heal the menbra ne lining the
nasai passages. and then by constitutional treat
men, neutraliae the poison ia the Ulo2d and other
fluids $1,000
SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE. with IMpRoysn IN
HALLR and CATARRHAL SOLVENT reaches erary
part Of the affected system. Gle .nsinv purif ,ins
and restf rILg. It is radical aud permanent y
is economical and safe Try it before II ia too iat
Price. with Improved Inhaler, CArAReE.I eoT
VENT, Treatise and Directions 81 Sold eya-v
where.
General Agents.
WEEKS & POTTER.
Boston.
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Totally Different from All Others,v
London Hair ReSJorer" Insure3 new growth
London Hair RestOrer." Restores the color
" London Hair Restorer" Exquisite dressing
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT Ir-THICKENs
Thin hair, stops its falling aud the most per.
feet lair restorer and dressing the world has
ever known. We allude to ''LO70tOn Hair Color
RestoreT." A. A. Gibson, BarrytOwn. n Y.
writes SIT has stopped my hair from falling
and restored 1t to its natural color" "LondOf
Hair Restore'" is sold by all druggists at 70
cents bottle.
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TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BKTwEEE
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from BAltmore-Every WEDNES-
DAY aud SATURDAY. st I Pm. from foot o.
Spears Wharf, (nesr foot 8. Gay et.l
From New York-Eveyy WEDNESDAY and SAT
CRDAH. Ct 7; m. from Piar 90. East River. (neas
Kleeant Psssenger accommodation. Loves,
rates freight guaranteed.
md ss.teroom berth. steersse. "a. meals. de-
drsd. &c. Per meal.
eso''0h "hs sEe. n, s!S sHkHaaso az, Nd
te7S-1y Pier ~. HAST RItKK IY.
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THE ASPHALT CAsE.-ro-iay In the Criminal
Court, Judge James. the case OF Crawford. H0ff-
mann 4 Co, Charged with maintain ng nuS-
ance-the asphalt works al 1lth ard streets
was resumed. The defence submitted mum
Ter Of prayers and Mr.. Perry proceeded with
Lis argument. MIR. Cook followed for the De
fence. The case will likely go TO the jury to-
morrow,
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TEE JAIL POISONING CASg.-The witness from
Baltimore. brought over last night by Detective
McDeTitt. Molle WeStcott, hah an interview
with District Attorney CoTkhill Her state
mentS 90 not throw any light on the poisoning
but she Viii doubtless be uSeu In the counter
feittDg case.
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4 STOLEN PnCKkT BOoK.-Yesterday, Miss
stella +. W aIers, young lady employed in the
store OF NesSTS. Dickinson & Davis 9Th street
aDcse /, laid her pocket book containing sl3 %
on the counter, and shortly afterwards missed
X. CIlctr Lafao5e arrested a servant In the
house, Clara Stewart and found the pocket
DO K Oh her. This rnornfn. In ne Police count
she was charged With the larceny ~ The pockpt
BOOK and its contents There was 10 evidence
mat she stole IT, but she diG not attempt 70 ex-
plain how she came In possession OF t. and an.
was sentenced 10 thirty days in Jail.
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Eczema.

Manuel Manintz, New Orleans, La. writes en-
others can compare with the UUTICURA REMEDIES
] have need them in sIl forms for severe case O
what tha doctor called Eczens, which was effect
uslly cured in eight weeks.
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HOLIDAY Books. Milans, It'll, near F.

4 GANG or TOUNG THIEVES ARRESTED Yes
leTday afternoon Officers BranSon, Burgess
LAWIef ana Madlgan. OF the 9th precinct ar
rested gang OF five c0lored boys, who are sup
Pnse0 10 nave done much Of the pOCketb00k
snatc0tng and petit thieVlng In the pelghb0r-
hood OF the O-sIreet market within feS months
past. They range from II TO Is years Old and
LLe1T names are Henry Williams alias Jackson
FredeTlck Brown Thomas Carey. Wills Camp
covered number OF the stolen articles, includ-
Ing bird cages. carpenter TOOLS &C. stolen at
Various times from Henry Bernstein. J. f.
Crews, r. =. Dake Moses Richards and JaGlb
Anon. The last-naned boy-Washington-
being only II years of age. was used as O Wit
Less. IN the Police Court this morning vii
iainS was charged with larceny, second offence
ana sent To the grand jury, and the others were
sent 10 the reform school during minority, ex-
cept Washington, who was released. The Off.
GERS traced some twenty-five Or thirty cases OF
robbery 10 this gang.
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w BREUNINGEB, Practical Watchnaafer
w and Jewelef, Gag Penn. ave. Nanufactur-
ing and Repairing Of Jewelry specially. All WORK
neatly and promptly executed. stock Of Eine
Wstches: !ewehy and RuYerware always on hand.
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PILES.

rE. H. d sHRADFE.
OFFICE go I'm STIR 1T AChrHwE- :, CoaSsR 81
Cures Internal. External, RHHS, Needing ~.
ttvlllns Filee - i.rS sft " s-lccass ff
nttnod OK trratuia NJ boat r,Sart ( tha knife
.lesture. or amp 'f IN" Ia, p-iufU sns dangerOus
hcNotls usually ~uiE uyv,t. All. radical aud uer-
najlent cure Eaarslr,s Il n every cls. or .1 1,y
refer 10 tn following
Rev Or; Deale. pastor Wesley Chapel AZ z Church
Rev y, ID. trolsssu. 1921 bih IT.
Rev. Chas. =, Harvey, VI ID
samuel Bacon, E-q-. 620 T. =
j. ID ManlUc. croker. 72h Sth At p ".
Nm l. Bailey, Attorney ALA 40 IA. So.
1has j.. Msrchc. L. O. Departueut
John iweedale, Msr DEPARTING. {.
r. X True, Treasury Department
e ". Vaughn. Pension Office
J.. A. Meade. Burean flIg-ra,i ~ and PRINTING
Andrew tllzsttuu mons, q tnt Pointing - N "a
al a iltd"y utl' r. on sppCsti, at my pfice The
treatment is attended with blt very lfttle pain o.
cahiuns no loss Il time from baslness, ana t-reg-
JditS 10 cure. Call At Office sOc So cart fcates IN
regard 10 me wonderful cures perform ed.
doufs-9 10 y q. N. and o. ; =. In. Consulta-
IOD Tree decl I'm
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TIE ODD FSLLOWs' TAIR, at the hall, on 9TH
street. was well attended last evening. AMI the
various booths were HDeTaliy patTonhed At q
number OF booths articles are being voted for.
and last night at Mrs r A. McLsan'S table, the
vote on the silver composing stick for a printer
stOOd:-Wm. L. Jones, 20; Miss Eosman, !: W.
"A. Linton, :: Mr.. L. c.. Grumley, a. For the
handsome desk. TO The most popular school
teacher, Miss Mclean has u votes, Miss Bart
ieIt Il: Miss eaton. /: and Mss Ball !. AtNr5-
AeEWen table. for the lady'5 gold watch aud
chain presented by the Baltimore Odt Fellows
the vote stands:-Mrs j. Z. Graham, 10; Mrs.
W. r. Mclean. 30: MIS-. HcEW3D. 80. AT Mrs.
COwling and Mrs. Grahann'5 table the vote on a
handsome gold cane is J. A. Is. E5pey, Il; W. w.
Moore, ;, and A. J. donaldson, For the
Knights History or England TO the most popu-
lar grand TepreS6 ntatiYe the vote Is J. T. Petty
p: j. L. Given. -. For Patriarch's uniform,
presented by the Washington Light Infantry
L. 1. Dunn has II votes. I. W. Fowler. Jr.. Il,
and j. Z. Ergood, 6. The vote on Z combination
collar lot p. q. and p. {. Patriarch stooi-A
H. 6a~ler 10: e. Emmons, 10; j. q. Weaver, s.:
A. III. Donaldson, l53.
Tomorrow night has been designated "a
peciaIy for the members Of the Grand Army or
the Republic and on Friday night tue Masorg
Tie iatr will be open Saturday afternoon and
the admission fee reduced 20 five cents 20 az
sommodate the school children. on SATURDAY.
night, the Knights OF Pythias; on Monday
night the Washington Light Infantry will be
guests Of the fair and on Tuesday the Nstional
Rifles and Union Veteran Corps; "Wednesday
night the order or Red Men, and Thursday the
Mechanics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-08

"ALDERNEY WAGoNs n-Fresb Attorney butter
cnurned every morning. ana delivered ID \ los.
Ward" prints, 45c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, butternltik and sweet milk &C. Der of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-08

RICE BROS, 1871 Pennsylvania avenue. would
say 10 their patrons not TO postpone their en-
seeeInents for slttings On account OF cloudy
weather, as just as fire {f not flner) results ca
DE obtained In cloudy as In fair weather /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-08
e ADV. first class loeal stocks.

ONE DoZ, furltned silk circulars, to which the
recent advance II fur has not been added, at
NJ. Williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-08

The autioeptiC power OF TINS preparation Is
wonderful. 1t stops bleeding. prevents the In
Illumination OF wounds, and promotes rapid
painless cure. Druggists sell It. Price 2Jc.