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New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
LIE PRE- AK CLERCS.

Mr. Maurice Grau's French Opera Company gave
"Le Pre- aux CcrcS" again at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre yesterday afternoon. later work than
his "Zampa' and by the French, at least, con-
sidered superior to it, this opera of eroGs has not
been heard in tins country for many years, if in
deed it was ever given at all here. Forty years
AGO. however, its popularity in France i'm
mense, rvalng that of the operas of Rossni. who
was then at the zenith of his fame and powers ;
and so many OF the airs have still survived
that the opera seemed thoroughly iamil-
lar when Mr.. Grau's company first produced
ii. lie Pre- aux Clercs' is an Opera-cOmiGue, one
of class of works which Herold did much to I'M
prove. The story. which is historical, is interest
ing. There are plenty of good situations, and lie
rod has set the librettO to music that IS bright,
GRACEFUL melodious and original. 1t is full OF charm
ing airs several of which now not untrequently
heard upon the concert stage, and there Is mnch
vigorous and pleasing concerto music. Hefold be-
ionged to the school of M6lul and the French com.
posers Of the early part of this century, and with all
their freshness his songs have about them sort of
naive conventonality which has great charm. The
orchestraton is not very full but is generally clear
and the composer has shown especial ingenuity i'll
his use of tho strings, particularly the vioas and
violoncellos.
As to the performance yesterday, it must be said
that it was not at all such as the piece deserved
Capoul indeed. sang looked and acted well as
Mergy Jouard did all that he could with the small
part of Girot Angelo surprised every one by the
quiet dignity with which she acted the part OF
Queen Marguerite, Gregoire was good Ill 4
small part. and the, pi"ce was weli-mounded,
but here commentator must stop. The
Isabelle, Mile. LcrouX-Bouvard, sang out of
tune from beginning to end, the rest
of the cast was bad, and the orchestra and chorus
were at times almost cOmcally inefficient This is
pity. Nr. Grams company has done some excel
lent work tins year-indeed it has given us opera.
bouffe better than we have ever had it before-and
it ought not to leave an unpleasant impression at
tomiQue and it ought to give it we'll
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

Structure, Impotence and Diseases Of tho GeneIsiye Of
HENRY A. DANlhLSM l44 Lexpston ave. car 29ths g
To Rent from May I.
The RESTAURANT III THE TBiBCSS. BUILDING nov
occupied by ROSTER & BIAL.
a good location for Book store. .
Apply at u.,,.,.,,, ,o,..-,>,, ,oo>r s.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
Rendy THIS Morning

THE SEAiI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Tho ISSUE OF to-day contains
Letter, from STAFF Correspondents Ia ta, OIL
World and tho New
Price 10 wrappers ready for msng tive conts par oo2r
one COPY ono year. i've copies slt ten e'?ss aii oae
extra s2s Postage ia all cases FREQ 20 t1o sloioI)E
THE TRIBUNE,
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foreign mails tor tlb We3i ending oAIVhDAls
April TO- 1880. will close az this Ohce Oh WEDN ESDA1s
at N, Europe, by eimsnp Scyhia, va QUEENSTOWN
for France must be specially adressed ana
nj II nj direct by steamship traiceva taVi on
THU RSDAY at 1880 for Europe by steamship west
pla1 Plymouth CneTOOurg and Hamburg corre5pou.
dencc for Ireland be specially address ID and At l230
m by steamship City OF Montreal VIA Queens
town on SATU RDAl. at IL n rl.. for Germany &C., oy
steamship Mose via Southampton and Bremen corespon.
cnce T Great britain ana Continent must be specially
address ,G and at m. Europe by steamship Gerranc.
Via Queenstown The for Denmark sweden and Nor
wy are dispatched Hamburg ami Bremen steamers only
The the West Indies Brazil and Argentine leave
dnras leave N.w Yors April g. The mails forSt PerreMi M
0uoOn leave NewYork AprS The mails for Havana leave
HewYorX ApIils ihe mails for Ne~fonndand leave Nsw,
April and TO- 1c mails '0C Aspnwai aud sosh Pacific nc
Lnca Darbaoes AMI Trinidad leave New YORK April l0
Ie mails for China ani JiDln elvs San lucisc0 Nay l.
mails for &c. leave san Francisco Mays
" riIO5 T.. JAMES. PJytnbbs,c
Post Ofnce New.Yorx Ami 3 1880
Private Hospital for diseases Of the Bladder stTicIrs
H. Dixon ~ D. Editor o: The scape ana Lectnrsr % %
pages OF thirty years experience from Lectures 70 ms
class immediate removal OF structure DI r
syaes method Will inclosure OF stamp to Dr o.
at his residence NO ~ othaVe Omce nos fEv" w ~"s
q fol 10 evenings.
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5peclal Notices
A Magnificent Story
ENTITLED
FALSE
THE

FRIEND.
Based upon the great play,
b. EDGAR FAwCETT.
Produced at Union Square Theatre,
monday Text In No 6s2 OF
THE FIRESIDE COMPANION.
THE LAY OF THE FIELDIN6
From the Falls, Friend.
His steel IN captive stall should Pine
His blade In sloth shoud rust,
n ever knight of ticlding's line
tiayod wOmans trust
But truth falsehoOd honor. ehamei
right earth would end
II lie who bears the Fielding namo
Should once deceive friend
For sale by all newsdealers.
PopuiafIon Of New. York Cities Towns In THE
TkTsI' \ ~ ALMANAC. 15 by mail.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
TRIBIrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,


ior the n
white nu repressn tne OSCILLATIONS
Y those hsurs ne oroErn Or aora n
indicated
but Pharmacy, broadway.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
Post Orcc NoIicc.

Popuiatjon Of New. York Cities Towns IN THE
TkIBU NE ALMANAC. 2j cent? by mall.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09

4 NRW COMBINATION SUGGESTED-DANGKRS TO
GRANT FROM OVERRIDING THE CHOICE or Dis
TRICIS-THE KANSAS AND PENNSYLVANIA HORNS
DILEMMA.
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washington Market. netaii Prices.

MEATs.-Beef. sirloin, 15a1Sc. per h. do porter
house 1sa20c; rib roast. 1Ga1sc.; steak 12l<a2uc:
Corned Beef. sai0c.; Dried Beef Clipped, 25aS &c.
90: sliced, zoe; Lamb, 1sa25e.; Veal, 124a2pc.:
PFC; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 1216a14c.;
shoulders. Sa9c.: Breasts. 10a1lc.; Lard, SalOc.
FRCITs.-Oranges. 5ea60c. per dOl. Lemons
20a3ec. per COZ; Bananas. HSa50c. per doZ:
Grapes, SalO per h.; Pears, 40a60c per peck: do.
(cOoklng), 25a50c.; Apples. 30a4Oc. per peck: do
{cock1ng). 4a3Oc.; do, (crab,) 5Oa6Oc. per peck:
Ounces .5c.asl; CranberrieS, 10a12 per quart
l5a2Oc. per H., 25a5Oc. per bunch: Mackerel 15c.
per TO-; Halibut, 15a2Oc.; Trout, 12a15c per TO-:
Catfish, 2Oa25 cents per bunch; Lobster 12c. per
To-; TeTrapin (sliders). S6aS9 per dozen; d. (dia-
mond back,) SlS per dozen: Turtle Csc aS1 each
BUTTER.-Pniladelph Print, 4Oc.a45c per TO-:
western Creamery, 35a40c.: New York. 35c.: roll,
2SaS5c-; Cheese, 15a2Oc.; Eggs, 25aSOc. per
dozen.
Observation-Disclosures. Irish 2Oa25c. per ok:
do. sweet 2Oa25c. per PIX: Cabbage. Base:
Beets. 3a5c. per bunch: Lettuce. Ease. per mead:
Turnips. 15a3Uc per PIX; Onions. 5Oa6O per PIX:
RadiSh, sc. per bunch CucumDer5 1Oalzc Der
doZ.: Carrots. sc. per bunch: Peas (b,ack eve
lOc. per quart; Beans, 20a30c. per pix d.
Llma) l2a15c. per Of; Tomatoes, 3Oa4Oc. per
peck; Squash: Ease. per TO-; Spinach, 20aSOc.
per PIX: Caulffiower, 20a30c. each. Celery, 5a
l0c. per bunch.
POULTRY.-Chickens, s0a15c. per pair Ducks
5Oa'5c. per pair; Geese 15c.aSl; Turkeys. l5afSc'
per To-; Squads, S1.l5aS2 per doz.
GAME.-Sn1pe, 81 to $50 per dozen: Duck.
canvas back $3.50 per pair; (olue wing ,5c asI
per pair; do crow soc. per pair; DO, (Shufers)
i5c; DO. (red head. sla$l.25. Grouse sl.e5 per
pair: Nenlson, 2oa25c per pound. Rabbits,
2Oa3Oc.; Squirrels, 5a10c. each: Wild Turkey
81 .50aS2; Phessants .5c.asl; Quail, $40 per
doZ.
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SWALLOWING POISON.

SWALLOWING and Inhaling the no1ious irnpu
rifles generated by Cstarrh, POISON not alone the
nasal organs, but the stomach and lungs No
merely LOCAL remedy. like douches and insoluble
snufs can possibly reach eradicate the virulent
spoIu.es Of Catarrh.' This fact explains the Won
derful cures effected by DIR WEI DE MEYERS
new INOCULA1IVE treatment. The elements
used by him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem =
brane throughout the system and form CONSTI-
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tied testimonials from many thousands who at
LLhTAGES Of the disease, HAVE BEEN CURED
by this wonderful remedy, establish beyond con-
ten. tie fact that WEI DE MEYERS Ca
TAReH CURE is the most important medica
discovery siLce vaccination. REV. G. 81. TAYLOR.
l4ONob e street, Brooklyn. writes Zone package
produced radical cure" at entirely cured a
member Of my family who had suffered from Ca
tarfh fer 40 years" j. D. MCDONALD, ITO Broad
way, N. Y: 1T cured me after doctoring for
rtarly so !esrs." MES. EMMA @. HowEs 80 W.
men bers Of NY family who have used it with great
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Everybody troubled with Catarrh as L was
should use it." MARY A. RANKER, 494 N. CLARK
stl eet, Chicago, ILL.,: '.For six years I did not
breathe through my nostrils until used Wei De
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sarah street. st. Louis, Mo-. "It gave me Instant
relief" F. J CRANK, Atlantic Hotel, Chicago:
ut restored nee to my ministerial labors" Rev
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November IL, 1850.
LOCAL NEWS.
Condemned Locals.

Susan j. Tenley yesterday filed a bill for
divorce from Andrew j. Tenley. They were
and she charges repeated acts Of cruelty, which
she endured until November 4, '1sS0. when she
was compelled TO leave him for her own
safety.
The National Rifles last night elected Hon. A.
ID. HaZeD, Col. ID. Il. Anger, W. ID. Cassin, VIM.
I. Mitchell VIM ID. Clarke, Mclean Brashears
and W. X Speare honorary members Six new
members were added to the active roll
The12th regiment, New York state National
Guards, win visit Washington on the 4Jh or
March Eext, to assist at the Inauguration of
President Garfield. Ii will then be not quite
twenty years since the regiment headed the
column that marched across the Long bridge
into Virginia, for the occupation of George
town heights.
A house painter named James Hazel yester-
day BADLY bruised his thigh and wrist by falling
from the scanold on which he was seated
while at work On house on l street northwest.
He was removed to his home Oh b street north
east.
Sergeant alarms Bright, of the U. s. Senate,
at Loon today opened the bids for supplying
the Senate with coal and wood There was only
one bidder, Mr. T. b. Cross, and he was awarded
the contract. as follows:-Fifteen tons OF Lor-
berry coal S.. per ton; 20 cords OF pine wood.
s403 per cord: 20 cords of hickory wood SIS O3
per cord The contract for the wood is to store
II away In the vaults.
Emery Wallingsford, the young man who had
his arm crushed az Mr.. Havener'S bakery Some
time since, has had the lin b amputated
It is stated that Mr.. James Cunningham the
clerk in the War department, whose sudden
death Wednesday night was mentioned In yes
terdays STAR, died from the effects OF fall on
9th supet, between G and Ii streets
Tbs morning Officer Breen arrested a colored
man In the act OF selling a fine set OF buggy
harness on suspicion of having stolen II q nd he
IS held for further Investigation. Inside of
ten minutes be gave three different names.
From j. ShiilingtOn we have the AHnaijG
A0,tthiy Tor December, and the popular ''Cnat
tercOX.r Tor 1850.
irish Land League. See notice.
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GEORGETOWN.

YoCNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SoCrErY.-The
regular annual and monthly meeting OF TIE
Georgetown Young catholics Friend Society
was held last Sunday evening, at
their hall. and the following were
elected officers for the ensuing year:
NJ. QDonoghue, president: John Walsh, vice
prt sident; Geo. {. Nanogue, corresponding Sec
retaTy: F. Z. craig, recording secretary: James
Heeran, treasurer; Daniel Ready. steward:
John Heenan. bookkeeper; Daniel Mclaughlin,
Patrick sullivan. M. T. keliher, Daniel O'1Ieary
Dennis 7. Ready and James Manogue. trustees
THE COAL TRADE--Twenty-eig lt boats lelt
Cumberland Wednesday with g. 56.05 tons OF
coal, as follows: For Georgetown-Consoiida-
ton Co., ZOOS % tons: MARYLAND Co.. "a Is tons;
BorCen Co.. Sl.oS tons; Blaen Avon Co.. ass 2
tons: New Central Co., 2-I.06 tons. For Alex
andIfa-American Co, 22i.09 tons: Georges
Creek. 2l2.e5 IONS; Piedmont Co.. 1917 tons;
Hampshire IL Baltimore Co., 2S7.i6 tons.
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District Government Affairs.

District Commissioner Morgan, who was alb
sent In Baltimore yesterday TO attend meet
Ing OF the directors of the Chesapeake d Ohio
Canal Company, returned there again this
morning, the meeting having adjourned till to-
day.
The parking commission have condemned the
trees on street, between AZ and eth streets
southwest. They will be removed and others
substituted In place of them.
THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD
Yesterday afternoon disapproVed The appica-
lions OF Felix Shannon, 903 Goth street northwest:
Frank keppel, 50 Virginia avenue southwest
and Michael Nolan, I03 Sd street southwest. a
protest was filed by the trustees OF DR.. Sunder-
lands church against issuing a license to VII
nam Nelson, Orner of ~ and c streets north
The license board met to day, and approved
applications from Michael Coltman, Matthias
P1eiffer, Julius Pach, James HenneSy, Mrs. An
ME RudhardL They also diSapprOved that of
John Kelley, 332 street southwest.
AN UNEXPECTED TELEPHONE BILL
Some time since the Telephone Exchange put
one OF their instruments in police HEADQUARTERS
thus giving their subscribers direct connection
with the police ana fire alarm telegraph. II
was understood by the police that they were
accommodating the Telephone Exchange by
giving them the connection, the police stations
having had telephone connection for a long
time before the additional instrument was puC
in. The superintendent OF the TELEPHONE Ex-
change this week presented bill for its use
which The police authorities declined TO pay.
The superintendent took the instrument out.
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The Policemen and Their Revolver,
When off Duty.

Editor Sar:-Is there any good reason why
poles men should not leave their firearms In
the station house. as they do their batons
now carry are OF a pattern that is dangerous 70
those not familiar with them, and the practice
Of taking them home Is more dangerous to In.
nocent unoffending persons than to criminals
IL Is not an uncommon sight, when visiting at
the house OF a policeman, to see him go about
with his coat off, perhaps performing the little
labO1S incident TO housekeeping with his revolt
good purpose can it serve at such time and
place? Let the deplorable accident that has
recently occurred serve as warning. An eX-
cepltOn might be made In favor or men who
have long distance to go at night through
unfrequented localities to reach their homes.
SAFETy
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The District Witness in the NIOrey
Letter Case.

CAREER OF JAMES o4RIEN IN THIS DISTRICT.
James O'Bren, the District witness in the
Morey letter case, is native Of this City, a
young man about q years of age or over, of
fine physique and pleasing address, and was
well-known In Georgetown, OF which place he
until about four months ago. since which time
he has been mixed up in a number OF rather
diSreputable AFFAIRS one or which was prize
hight about two months ago with Mick Cation.
{whO has figured recently in the Police Court,
where he was charged with attempting to Kill
his wife), in which Cation is said to have
come off second best. In ISIS O'Brien was
catcher for the Rosedale base ball club of this
city, and either the same or the following
season Joined the Hartford Comm club, as
catcher for Lynch, the present pitcher OF the
Nationals, and on the diSbandOnment OF the
Hartfords went into the Waterbury Conn }
club. closed the season with them, and played
several games here with the Nationals. He
subsequently obtained employment at the
works OF the Washington Gas Light company
from which he was discharged some weeks
since, when he entered upon SPREE which he
kept up until he left Georgetown, about ten
Gays ago. stating to his friends that he was 90
ipg to Cumberland, Nd, where he had been
promises employment by one Buck" ONeiI
James OBr1en has no identity with the O'BrIen
who vas connected with the Cornell gang, that
OBr1en having died some two years ago.
O'Br1eD, though young, Is well.knoWn fn
Police Court circles in this city. In May, 1915,
ne appears In an assault case, in which he was
LiiiSu SiO VI w udyS Ill jail, III November, 1916.
for an affray, for which he was sent down for 20
DAYS; In October 1878, for ARRAY, in which he
paid line OF $40: In April last, for robbing
grover, which was not proved. and the case was
dismissed; and In July last, for rObbing an old
soldier OF $50 at picnic at Green Springs, above
Georgetown; In which he escaped punishment
by failure of the old man to fully identity him
In court. He attended the city election In Bal
tlmore, and from there went to Cumberland.
OBrien has sister living In Georgetown on
High street. sand he last resided east OF Rock
Creek on East Market Space. He was known to
have been absent from GeOrgetoTn On Monday
and Tuesday, 1st and I'd OF November. aud to
nave been there on Wednesday, November 4th,
and to have left On Thursday night. on Sunday
night before the election party came over TO
Georgetown looking for O'Brien, and during his
inquiries gave out that it was matter of $40
each II he could get O'Brlen 10 go TO Baltimore
with him. During part of this past season
OBrien was at one OF the Virginia springs for
some time, but last 4th Of July night he and
man named Morgan we're arrested for knocking
down an old soldier and robbing him of his pen
sion money, and was committed TO iail for a
hearing. When the old soldier lin about two
weeks was able TO appear he protested to be
unable to identify his assailants, and O'Brlen
was released.
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November II, 1850. JOHN H. OBJ.

REPLEyIN CAsES.-Day before yesterday Jus
case against Constable BennetD that an a;ti0D
IN repievin did not lie against court Officers or
constables in reference to properly taken On
legal process. In the same court yesterday
for short tme) in the case Of Fisher agt. Goa
stable Bear held that the replevin viii lie Ia
cases where an officer has improperly taken
property under color OF law. It IS more than
likely that, to secure uniform ruling. case will
be made up and taken to the General Term.
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Not That O,Esrien.

Editor Ereniag StGr:-In your issue of last
evening you published dispatch from this city
to the New York Herald, connecting the James
o Brien testifying In the Morey letter case with
John and Patrick O'Brien as described OF this
city. And also you copy from the New York
Tribune the confession of said James O'Brien.
wherein 1t saws he was one of the Infamous
Cornell gang" that existed In this section
soon after the war. The James Brien, brother
OF the John and Patrick OBren spoken Of was
born On the 18th day Of February, 1859. and
could nave been but or 10 years old at the
time this notorious gang existed. He has been
connected with base ball, but never was Ia the
penitentiary.
November r. 1850. JOHN IT, O'PlrEN
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Tile EAHRTS.

CIRCUIT COURT (No. 1)-J,tdge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Dorsey agt. Knights OF ST. Patrick;
verdict for plaintiff for $500. Ceas agt. Essen
DeiS ct al: nOnSuit taken. Bacon agu COX: sub
United to court. Hill q Duvall agt. Wroe ct al; ;
judgment by default for plaintiff for SIP o.
ment for defendant for costs. Grant agi. DIl-
loD; defendant discharged bankrupt.
To-day, ZantZinger agt. Bean; Judgment for
plaintiff. Tobin agt. KleInschmidt; verdict for
defendant.
CIRCUIT COURT [No. 2.)-Judge Wylie.
Yesterday, Norris d co. agt. Foley; Judgment
for amount claimed. Casey's executors agL
CorWine's executors; dismissed by conseBG
Johnson agt. Potomac Ferry Co.; trial COM
menced; juror withdrawn with leave to amend
declaration In five days. Fisher agt Bean ct al.
Daniel agt. Piedmont and Arlington Life Insur-
ance Co.; reported settled. Chevallie agt. Doug
lass; judgment for defendant for sS6.3s. Baum
garten agt Western Union Telegraph Co.; dis
miSsedfof want OF jurisdiction.
EQUITY COURT-J,ttlge Cor.
Yesterday, Cook agt Cook; set for November
I'D. Fudge agt. Hams; hearing commenced.
Foster agt. Foster; heard and submitted. Wright
Hines agt. Morris; pro confesso ordered. Miller
aSt. lambeI; sale finally ratified and cause re
1err, 10 auditor
POLICE CoURT-Judye .SaeU.
To-Day, VIM. Jones and Lewis johnson, loud
tbu Doisterous; So or Is days each. Albert Lee
forfeited collateral John Thompson, loud AMI
polsleTous; IS or Is days. Thos Monahan and
aanes oD4nneli. vagrancy; bonds or WORK
HOuse. Robert Matthews and James Hughes.
Charged with violating the cart regulatioIs, BY
,&Slibg To Keep The proper distance between
in aMs eai,s; = or days each. Henry Bell and
lewis Jefferson. loud and boisterous s. or is
gay each Henry Slmms, disturbing the quiet
u 1eoigetoWp; IS or days. John Martin,
,ihCed. Fiahk McCann, Washington Rodgers
yyehiy Haley, Carter Matthews, and Henry
;,a aus. Sha!ged with violating the cart reguia-
tween their carts; forfeited Collateral. Ella
assay "a assault ON VIM. H. FitZhugh the com
ialied 70 appear and prosecute his case
m.nt issued for the complaining witness for
contempt 0f court. John r. Robinson. ma
t nrio tTrespass; 81. Mary Shea. assault on
nIMsst Werner; 81 John Tracey charged with
pstt iaicefy, second offence, In stealing some
ciothlng ard watch from John F. Carragan:
or si.'5 and satcbel from Jacob Frame: grand
ury. e'"A"
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W. "A. SINISTER & SONS.

30 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OTTER kLRGANr
BROCADE SAT1NS DE LYON - 80 and a. So
OOLokED sATINS DIX LYON. all shades e..
Eleesnt qua ities BLACK SATINS LYON al Sc
and 81.
BRoCADEs IN vRLvETs-Back and oolors.
COLoRED NELNETS in every shade
SATIN SKIRTS, CARDIGAN JACKETS
SILK PLUSH and BLACK VELVRTS
yard. reduced from $l4.
PARIS koVELTIES at reduced prices.
Great bsrssins in French printed SArTEENS for
Wraps n, all wool, 2s inches. 50 cents.
HANDKERCHIEF PLAID HABIT CLOTHS, Sc
NOTTINGHAM aud ANTIQUE CURTAINS in
great variety.
PLUSH TIDES AND TABLE COVERS.
Fur lined CIRCULARS, ULSTERs, DOMAINS
snd CLUAkING CLOTHS.
w. M. SHUsTER q SONS,
0l0 Penna. avenue.
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REAL EsrArE.-speeial attention Is given by

REAL EsTATB.-Special attention Is given by
FITCH, Fox and Brown, 1887 Pennsylvania ave
nue., opposite the L. S. Treasury, TO the man
agement OF estates and of properties belonging
10 non-reSidents. Also to the renting OF houses
and collection OF rents at moderate rdtes-no
charge being made Tor paying taxes remitting
rents, and attending to repairs. to which. per
sonal attention is gwen. They have houses al
ways on hand for rent, from S. to 5000 per
month, and give the same care TO the smallest
as to the largest property placed in their
hands.
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PLEASANT, safe, reliable and cheap remedy
is Dr.Bulls Cough syrup. Price only Csc. bottle t

=, MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to VIM
NJ. E. Thompson and Mary E. Shaw, both OF
Montgomery county, Nd; Robert T. Jord On. of
richmond, Va, and Mary o. King; Moses
baIflS or Washington, DC. and EdWd Petit
ford, OF Alexandria. Va: James n. Zepn ana
julia j. Cole; j. Thos. Poutch and jamie E stat
nngs: Richard Evans and Nettte Robinson: WIN.
n. Drummond and Jenny Johns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-12

0ELS CORN aOLVENT.-Warranted TO ciirt
/ Hard aud Soft CORNH without injury or pam
q. GIESLEk, sale Agent, Boots and enoes fO2l
7ih IS. NV. 30 cure, NO pay. oct2l-3m