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, 1881-04-13

fcit; hut nb,,nlant binck ha!r -ssaa bt1shcd
hack with well. l.c1sllntrrEn!ted .ncRltxench: tho
ttes Of her extended Ecnt tctr stuck Int" clu-
Hush. cDiur. a KlorItlls treHtura ss'r in'ked.
tri,ly. y. sim !ay ti'cr-!n ,'cr t',tcd enrclss'
iM,l ,nuDn4r was htlrl,lnK NJ her stdn. Yea.
frn0rlit xtlhkn was rIsln9 ihxIiy trn1t M atefn-
Grating tIAStII9 III brntze Il inn. THIS Il new
frnak 0f tho girls. Tho scent hutttc IA tit nHle,
mid ru1ltls lind clothes nsu perfumetf with in.
cus,Ro. IT tho rrnotcn iaals l!n9. Tho cMhnltnl
WIN rntA fashionable Rrl will 1itHt her str,tk..1
tllro,igt, md through. ii8u u ilatn. Init Krclt
{1e,i bi{tr1rf.
, 1881-04-13
THE TnANsVAAL.
AN it3n1 0f1v 'F

=, I.oNp0y, Apr,l IA dispatch from Tort
Am!cl 8aya tho Hoer leaders nd'nitted to
Gen, Wool tllat Crollje, who commanded at
tho siege Ut Potcl,efstronm. 0htafnAl lts sur
render by suppressing the r,ows OF the .arl'Is-
,ifp, whlol, they promised should be COM
miinfcatcd to tic garrison; Tho leaders OK
pressed rogret, aud proposcl TINT tho eap!t!~
lat!Np By considered as Cancelled, anl acegHl-
cscsd III thu reQGcnpN1Ipn Of P0fehe(stFpo4H4
Wood ACCEPTED 4ls npn!oRy aud proposals.
, 1881-04-13

Thta llst could pe lalpanaily extended with
substantially tQa sau,U allfprui00 hptweutt LhQ
t1 vt.|l.slss aaa Wth tP sS9s eYHa;!s ,oq6 e
IAaH ftAl0tp e apn4nlly pull by tho uAlted; A!.s;l
sAtsa tas c1s'ar serSSes @ s Mi,9 2, fae ts @
aular svrvlpa. !gll. tho injury H. thla regard. u
SHOULD nut bo. .fprKqttuD that thq two 09ratn,,
taelts hnso q1oat oapAl tpal9lat rosa.srots. sYa
ts tsss s W. IL ueSsssa9 Sss 8at1s oro svuS saa
expsnAsd for tl'o sa!ar(os a'sa .tlSs a,Ss
PaM lie g. ,I t.t!t.a , GM!sals Rys Saiy eia. a,
foFnity t0 {oEalXl t4na ii ultclA! l!ra. >apa to
eol,sland tA0 rospapt due tn tha nGents q th9lr
t9sir aloS. ata 4xalaEs z ntt!'nx #nt atSSts
ululnuF IhtA1 WIN catl an th9l!l ,oltlqiat!y ar
.n!lu.rWlse, They Aru uFan enabled - Ntn!Y
c|erlpnI Hssstluo3, a.ll tu cn|lhl|nl mare l!l1lu
fSs thsr s;nusa! e. !rss%4E % snItEy a;tIG @ au.
our E1pauls are FouptFe!3 y ehMrgn tt,r 1gp sH!}-
II OUT a,a.i,SreiAl ind tl'ppnx inseFattsi ul!a
Tho np1.ntlcal oa4ray* {ngy waat nakeI " ree -.
iixo eIa take thu time wh|ua th9 E!ixissa En,.
sui Iau deyttp io tue solicitations anu Eeaalfa'
nsl,t,la Of Ath Gl4ntTY&laIIt
, 1881-04-13

T1.0Dps UQl6u TO THE FRONTIER
ATHENS, April 1a.-Tlle departure Of troops
for the frontier continues. - - ;. i.
GERMANY ugs1EES WAN,
Information from CnnstaNtlNoplc, which ia
entitled TO-: full credit, states TINT Germany
t.us secretly eiscaAragcd tlle Sultan to Will
eta,ld tito pressure ,ot the. Powers. The
Greek OgtotAt World IL arplly convinced TINT
Germany desires W4r, alsl that, II ureceo nc.
cepts peace, war w!!lconle too late far hsr ~
prnlit bY It, =. - :,,'.,!ot's g,
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IOWA CRY, ia.. April ls,~l1tst Hattie DEUEL.,
who died 1t. noon yeatondAy, was buried this
afspsnoon. tmsped'Ale!y utter har dsasa post"t
1aqrlou1 hxatntpastpn Waa assdo W Dt. c9ypcr1
thwaite,. Dean Of tue Homeopathic Department,
found liz lie body. wp!q4' weighed ~ ty-ayRf
puupli Tho stolHYch wAv Ilstk aNt!rQly t1lA III
apy supsl1nos,, No further Rq14Iysa has w
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BI1EI1sf
Special Dfspasth n TIT fhttdeo Trtt1tnt.
HrnEArn,s. Ill.,, April 1s,-ThG snnw.asorm OF
yesterday still continues. hut tho snow u melt
ing nearly or quite u faat m IT fntls. nuslnoss
or MI kinds Il greatly crippled hy tho backward
sprlns. No building operations have .ccn cun-
mcucci ycl. md farmers nre waiting nnxfu'isly
fnr spring Il, Gone TINT th0y t11ny acxin plpsF1iR:
Thcri, viii. howevgr, he little t,f MI sprl1R wheht
sown, mud winter wheat Ia repurlel u bo much
injured. ,. - =
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The Home-Rulers Find Plenty
of Fault with the
Land Bill.
Il Paws Nobody'a Back Rents
Nor Anybody's Rack
=. Rents,
T. HIS Many Deceptive Clauses, and
Is Generally to Be- Dis
trusted. ''>
Mr.. Parnell Anxious to Hear
from Other Leagucrs on the
Same Key.
The nDalIy News a Little Rough on
t1a "sklrmIsher" IN the Role
Of Nihil|st,
Only About 1000 People Killed
In the Recent Earthquakes
at ScfO.
A Whole Garrison Of Russians
Massacred by Ratding Tur"
comans,
Tie Terrible Story from Tunls About
Col. Flattcrs Probably Ex'
aggerated.
Germany Wants War In the Baat-Baao'
oua8eld-The Nihilistio
nnly About 1000 People Killed
In the Recent Earthquakes
at Sci0.
A Whole Garrison Of Russians
Massacred by Raiding Tur.
Coman6s
Tie Terrible Story from Tunls About
Col. Flattcrs Probably Ex'
aggerated.
garmanv Wants War In the Eaat-Beao.
ouaaeld-Tha Nihilistio
Idea.
GREAT BRITAIN.


GREAT BRITAIN.
,nnp ugAcoxsvtE1,p's CONDITION.
,osnny 4 nr;l s-i3enconstieltl ia slight
~ hat,er this morning,
nEAcoysg1Etp PASSED A 1sEsrLEss DAY,
mi bai1 severe attack Of difficult breathing
at ia The eyentnu.
THE u1,ruAyns' CAPTIVE.
suter, tho Engiishnan captured by brig
anIs was for so1po time during the Russo.
Turkish war correspondent Of tlle Dutllt
Tc|earaph In tho I)obrutlsaha. Since the
coneius{on Of tho war }le visited Texas.
r1tE LAND MIL.
r,ms1y. April le.-Slr, FInniRu,,, member
NJ Parliament. n Liberal and m ndyaucel
NatiounlIst, in n spuecll ut Ennis, gave great
credit to Gladstone for the Land bill,
Mr. Dj,]ot,, sueaktnr al Ncruglt, Tipperary
County. oonuotuued tho Lal,d bill rs ineopl-
nlnta o,,tf complicated, and warnud the tun-
antfarners ugalnst haina letl to aceept It, =.
~ a., norro1i enid tio f;rst nnrtion of the
blif l re]nt1ne 10 rents anl tcn,,res was OBJ.
seure. aid distinctly preiutltciai to tenants.
Thera we're $1,000 holding under Es, md 7bo,-
COO uutIcr "a. lna,,y TENANTS being In n bunk
tnut coutli,ion. and. as far rs It regards these
tbe blll did not secure free sale, and only
iuc,easal the power Of tho landlords to Ell
force rnct.roptfn9, l., ,.r.tns.... ..,,u tn
-, ANOTHER IMronrAsr DEFECT '':. I
related to those small tenants who hayo
been compalted to nccept lenses, and wero
thus denriyel of those benefits which tt,e
1,um mt nf ism eonfarred an t],om. There
we're tho,1santIs of these lenses. which wore Of
such, character as made It impossible for
to,,,Inf. ,tasat
'''i H. 1,iI,nn iW nj, Tim It'll :, ,oc,oa ,vo,,d
,,.s.s, o'' ,ho saaa .s9 .mn ~ aa,,ro nh
,ha Is yp"It str,,,o " ~ to oaat
.aot ,a". e''ao y. ~ assa.1 3on1os;so
oS .ho M, iIi.,s .eso''''' p*''''" os
ara n ,,o,d sa ",an,,un ~ tno n,Ianon,, no,,v
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IrITNIS.

EXCITEMENT lSCitEAStN1.
TUS1s, April 1a.-T1p excitement Is in
creasing, and doubts aro oppressed at tile
pa1acc whether the Dey cur answer for pub
lie security II the French continue to nd
vance. Tile Fruncl iropusal to OCCUPY the
valley Of tue Medjerda River eScttes fn.ltgna-
ton, rs tile district IL tic most fertile In tho
country, md far from the haunts Of tile
kllouIMis.
THE HEY's PROTEST.
IoxDoy, April 12.-rl,a 1sussEnn Consul at
Tunis informs tho Russian Ambassador Mt
ConstantInupIe that the hoy OF 'runts re-
1uestatl him to communicate the protest
ngoinst the French violation Ut Tultaian tor
rltosy, antl nslt tho coUpernti0n Of llnssta ~
protecting tic rights OK the Buy mid the Sub-
line Porte,
doop MEMS.
PARIS, April ia dispatch from tic
Governor Of Algeria Rtntcs tint a portion
only of Col. Flattcrs' expetltt!on WIZ llas-
sacred, the remainder being prisoners IN the
hands of tile Ilnt!ours Of Quargla. 1t Is be-
lipvctl Col. Flatters himself is 4 prisoner.
The katlours intend to demand MI exchange
Of prisoners. they surrenlnring Col. Flattrrs
mud otlier r,cme)s OF tho expedition, pro-
vldctl thu Frenoa, surrender sa1lo Of tllelr
women aud cl.ildren confined III A'gsrla.
:. PROTEST. .
PAnfs, Apr|! te.-'rho French Consul-Gen'
eral Mt 'rnnts has protestcl to tho Buy
against tile .muutation TINT Franco intends
to detironu him and occupy tlc country.
, 1881-04-13

I NQauoyrt, Ill.,, April lxrSsyesatl .lAeAos
moro Ut snpw fol! last night spt: lp'aay., which
taallea about Hs sas4 u 1t fsI!, phe tnld Il pf
ters!blo depll aud c4asss almost complete
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spsesat pissafea to 7as chkseo Tribune.
p" CI1kEnN, ILL.,, April la.-For ffo lust two days
win hail. ii Il tho wosss season known here
abouss, aud farmers uro gstnbl.ug over ths
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,;OTTAvA, TIE.
spsesdl Dtspatfh 10 Ihe Chicago 1ttturt.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, April ta.-Apri! keeps up IT, dis
nRrrcabia reputation to-dNy and yesterday W
au,w-atosnt. which has piuvallad nearly the
whnle time for tho t,aht torty. eight huurs. Thg
snuw eits M It flls, md the strepts arc ti!1rl
with eluth. business Is practically suspended.
tiuu,l sleLHhtnx IN still iuunl In tnauy pasta Of
tho county III tnl4 Vicinity.
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=
CouSclL HLuYFst ia., April ls-The river
here 10 t,tcc more within iss banks. ai'd tha
work Of rebuilding tho rntlr,nh tracks washed
out Ia nrpgreaatrg. No dH1nago ~As done In tho
CITY. nor did tho water reach The business part
OF tho city,
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EI1IIf
Special Dispdleh 10 7hs Chicago TrsbttHss
PAXTON. ILL.,. April 1s.-6prtnR still ltuGors. and
thls cold weather would do credit to March.
Tonight We nte favored With snow-ssortn.
tho wuh bainx III tito nnrtheaat. Tha ground ts
Birratly covered. Farmers Eenerilfy sold food
during tue winter. nt1L the scarcity OF folder
for gR&tl0 IL troubling ligul. =
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-. : " NATFIkTJ"Fy Nf3s
Bpsetat Dlspateh to 1ht Chttaeo Tribune.
WATERrowx. Wis, AprI! Ian inch Of snow
fell hore last night. This morning matters wcar
wintry aspect, aud the opening OF spring stili
nppearS quite distant
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t!ctay IN spring work. Tho zelda aro soft. and
thrre ~ mt mitch rrDspeut nf getting IT. work
pltwtitg fur ten Or flfteen days yet tho wcntn-
IT thollIt1 turn arAund now and nn p!easant.
There will not DO much planting itl Central lll(s
t1Of8 bpfplH MNY ii,
, 1881-04-13

Special Dispateh Ia 1hs Ehsedea T~ibHns.
FnrEportT, ILL.,, april f2.-There was slight
fail OF SNOW In this city yesterday and to-day.
md tho business. mon are very inuch dl8couF-
nged at the prospects, for trude.
, 1881-04-13

Ualny slcnp, Eood digestion. rtc! htnol, elastic
step, mid chGerfGinoss IN Hop ltitIers.
, 1881-04-13

Otye mo tho ahnkers' 8NrsapRrEfIa In profor-
epua tt all othcra.-c. Il. OMifmstte, ", D., Dustat
, 1881-04-13
BUSINESS NOTICES,

,Aroulsa l5eeE, 1rou, md Wipc, witt.
Cfnohonu, tho standard tnaslIoilln! tot!ln ut tt1ts
Rue, i eHriahas, ,tl.p blNMl, prugpt-
ixpnroves digestion, cid. ilssult: 4 rOgnf forfn
brf4ht eyas, happy stte VI s4lnd. Arenil'a tlrl9.
story, gUrncr Nas!lsup street An4 Fttth AYoHua,
, 1881-04-13

EIedA1ug's (llts4ia Na}yc, host faallly
satyG In the world, nIl 1ttI!lcnt Ter siAble ust
prje0 Is pults.
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The Vienna Horror.

w fh SiA HUNDRED PEhSONS MISSING.
telegram from Vienna yesterday says that 20
bodies had, up to that time, been recovered from
the ruins of the Ring theater The fourth gallery
hiu not yet been explored. II is believed that not
Single person escaped from that gallery, and that
very lew escaped from the third gallery The
corpseS last recovered were little more than
cnGlrcd fragments. Gross neglect IL charged
against The Infringement OF the theater. The law
pieScrlDes The use of oil lamps in corridors OF
theaterS, so that the exit shall bp observable in
the event OF The failure OF gas; but tins precaution
Was utterly neglected. The person In charge OF
the iron curtain between the Stage and auditorium
appears 10 have fled at the FIRST ALARM The OIL
Sldl report states that OF l57 bodies taken TO the
hospitals nlnety-SfX are those OF men, and forty
one those or women, and twenty are so badly
burned tnat Their Sex Is indlstinguiShabe. IL ap-
pears That nVe water stops above the stage which
might nave Deem OF great assistance ia checking
lLe Ite were not used in consequence OF the panic
which elSued. The number OF persons actually
reported TO be missing is Cos In regard 20 the
origin OF The ilre the superintendent OF machinery
states tnat the scenery became fgnited as the
lamps were lit by the electric current. Among
tle missing are three performers and a member of
parliament.
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DIED.

BROOKS. Friends and relatives most respectfully
invited to attend the funeral of HORACE III. BRoOkS
Sunday, December llti instant at two O'Clock n. H.
from Salem Baptist Church, 18th and streets north.
west.
$50 O'Clock, EDWARD DAVIS. beloved husband of
Elizabeth Davis III the seventy eighth year of his age.
He leaves q large family o. mourn his loss.
Funeral viii take place sunday the llth instant q
three O'Clock from his daughters residence 1879
Seventh street northwest Friends aud relatives Of the
family invited 10 attend.
DODGE. Suddenly, on Friday, December 9th 1881
LOUISE h.. infant daughter of Harrison H. and Iizzis
X. Dodge, aged thirteen months.
Funeral from Chapel nj Oak Hill, Sunday Decemloe
1lth. at half past O'Clock.
JONES, On the 9Th Of December 1881 OF consuup.
ton, ANN beloved wife Of Henry Jones' In the uxty-
eighth year of her age
Funeral from her late residence, l025 Thirty -frue
street northwest Sunday O'clock Rel.fyss ANA
friends invited TO attend
PAUL. On Friday, December 9th 1881, Of consu,up.
ton, CHARLES II. PAUL, aged twenty seven yesru
Funeral from residence Of his rteIdather q. O.
Barron, No. l02 Prospect street. Georgetown sunday
December llth at pm. -
Cincinnati and sandusky papers please copyl
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MARRIED.

PRETTYMAN-BOUIC. On Wednesday, 1th Dec~m-
Der, 1884, at the residence of the brides father Hon.
Vim. Niers Bouic, in Rockville, 10y Rev. s. Il. Mhite
CHARLES W. PRETTlMAN, Esq, 70 Miss ROSA ".
BOUIC, both of Rockville. Nd.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
THE GREAT MARK DOWN
Millinery
The enormous and beautiful Stock of Mirinerya at
KINGS PALACE
Win be sold saughering prices for few days only
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE.
We offer the following Goods
Pattern HATS and BONNETs. new, nobby, stylish
and nice. 50. 80 to So.
An enormous line of BEAVER HATS in Black,
White Drab Brown. Garnet. Blue, all styles. at l5o.
$1.75. 81 and 1928.
1000 PLUMEs In all coors and shades at 75c.. 81.
s.. 25 and ST. some very excellent at 81. so and s..
TO- 600 yards of RIBBON in every style and design.
best quality. at 10. Is. 90 IS to 80 cts per yard
Children. Misses and Ladies' Trimmed and Untrim-
med HATS. at 25c.. &c.. 6Oc.. 75c. 81 to s1.25
magnificent assortment of LACE GOODS. SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS, for Holiday Presents.
SILK PLUSHES. vELyETS. SATINS and SILKS,
usual to be found at KINGS PALACE in larger va
riety. at less than market value.
An elegant collection of ARTIFICIAL PLANTS, very
appropriate for Christmas Presents.
ULsTERs, CLOAKS. DOLMANS, sold less than else
where.
Also. large varieties Of very appropriate
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
At Produced Prices
REMEMBER,
OUR GREAT MARK DOWN
Will Only HOLD Good For Few Days.
REMEMBER.
KINGS PALACE,
d9-1m s14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
PALAIs ROYAL.
1117-111s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
4o1-4Oa TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
SPECIAL SALE
GENTS FURNISHINGS!
We have now on hand and are constantly receiving
THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
GENTS FURNISHINGS!
CHOICE UNDERWEAR
IN COTTON AND MERINOI
Everything desirable in scARFs. TIES. Plain and
Fancy SUSPENDERS. COLLARS, CUFFS,
SCARF PINS!
And all Articles found in a complete
FURNISHING STOCK,
At prices below any House in the city,
We mean this, and Customers will do we'll to look
around and see if it is not as we stated
THE RIBBON SALE
WILL BE CONTINUED FOR ANOTHER WEEK.
PALAIS ROYAL, do
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MAN ANXIOUS TO BE IIUNG.-Wllliam Sindrom,
now on trial in New York for killing Mrs Catha-
rne Crave, his landlady for turning him out OF
her house, where lac had been bo riding. expresses
the Wish 10 De hung, and has upset the arguments
OF his ON counsel by pointing out To the prosecu-
tlOn his brother as good witness TO prove his
guilt. Numerous letters written BY the prisoner
10 the husband Of his victim boastng OF his crime
Were read 10 the Jury and IN a letter TO the prose-
cutting attorney lac says: "If even with this testi-
mony you should fail TO obi ain from the Jury at my
trial verdict OF guilty or murder in the FIRST de-
gree then. indeed, hanging must be played out in
New York" III the prisoners real object is to give
evidence OF his insanity lac has adopted plan
very different from GUiteau.
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s s:::s s f \ 81 81 4 : :::s:
SEAL SKIN, OF ALL KINDS.
~ ~ BEAVER SKIN,
IN sACoUEs. DoLMANs. COLLARS. CAPEs AND
and FG fRe S6v fEa rspets with everything in FURs
ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES
WILLETT & RUOFF,
d9 9O5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
DAMMANN'S OPENING OF HOLIDAY
FOR YOUR MOTHERS PRESENT GO TO
DAMMANN'S.
Fine Lace Fichus, from 25 cents up.
All Silk Spanish Lace Ficls. Csc, 48c. 69c, 75c ST.
Fancy Box Fine Linen Handkerchiefs at 81.
Elegant Line of Flannel and Felt Skirts from 81 up.
New Tides in all Sizes from &c. up to ST..
BUY YOUR FATHERS PRESENT AT
DAMMANN'S.
$50 doz of Brocaded Silk Handkerchiefs at &c.. 45c,
Soc, &C., 75c.
Gents Wool-lined Dogskin Gloves, at 63c, 75c, 81.
Gents Fine Cloth Gloves. &c., 37c., SOC.
Novelties in Gents Scarfs and NecKties at CSC.
Gents Suspenders in fancy boxes at Soc. 75c 81
Gents Linen Handkerchiefs in fancy Boxes. from 81
upward.
YOUR SISTER WANTS HER PRESENT BOUGHT
AT DAMMANN'S.
Fancy Case with pairs Paris Kid Gloves for 81 so.
Elegant Japanese Case with pairs of our regular 81
Teal kld Gloves for only $3.50.
Fine Russia Leather Pocketbooks at &c., Soc 75c 81
Latest Styles OF Morocco Satchels from Csc up.
Finest Velvet and Plush Satches 81 g. worth g. 20
Beautiful Line OF Opera Fans in all colors from Soc
upward.
chief Boxes extraordinary Cheap nanohef'
Gilt Bracelets Opera Chains. Watch Chains, ''-"''
Earrings and Breastpins.
YOUR BROTHER VALUES HIS PRESENT MORE IF
BOUGHT AT DAMMANN'S.
Gents Fine Toilet Cases. from 81. 25 upward
Gents Fine Pocketbooks. at Csc, 5Oc
Gents New Neckwear. Gloves and Hosiery
Gents Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs in fancy case.
BUY YOUR CHILDREN's DOLLS AT DAMMANN's.
Handsome Wax Dolls. from CSC. up.
The Finest and Largest 81 Doll i'll the city.
Cbildren's Hand knit Zephyr Hoods Goats. Leggins
and Mittens. Infant Cloaks and Dresses.
DAMMANN'S
do SOC 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
NOTICE
10 enable our customers at their leisure to examine our
assortment of
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
and avoid the crowd incident to Christmas week we now
display our entire collection OF
RICH JEWELRY, WATCHES, DIAMONDS
PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS. kc..
Prepared especially for our Holiday Trade MANY of
these articles cannot be duplicated this season and se
lections made now may be left for future delivery
N. W. GAIT, BRO. l. CO.,
JEWELLERS AND SnyERSMITHS
l107 PENNSYLVANIA AvENrrE.
Our Store win be open In the evening until Christmas
TINE WHITE. HOUSEHOLD. NEW HOME
Il SINGER. HOVE Wheeler Wilson. Domestic Weed.
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EOR CHRISTMAS OF 81,
We offer the finest and most complete assortnentof
SEWING MACHINES
In the city. machine for family use at Sos war
ranted for five years, with all attachments.
Special attention is called to orr
NEW ELDREDGE,
The finest and best machine offered the public
The light running Weed and new Victor new Ameri-
can. Howe, and al other makes, at
OPPENHEIMER'S,
529 9th street, st. Cloud Building.
Machines rented and repaired.
Parts and findings for ali machines. de
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS AND TOYS.-A LARGE
and complete aesortment consisting of Fine Pare
S1ess juvenile and Toy Books. Writing Desks Work
1ooks Pocket Knives, Dominoes. Checkers and other
games. Tool Chests. Wagons, Rocking Horses DoIls
Srnms and Toys In great variety. E. X. LUNDY las
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NOVELTIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

The attention Of the Ladies is respectfully called to my
select assortment of
Embroidered TABLE COVERS, TABLE SCARFS,
- TIDES IN PLUSH AND FELT.
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS SIIPPFR CASES
CUSHIONS,
WHlSk HOLDERS AND FANCY WORSTED GOODS.
Large variety of FANCY AND JAPANESE GOODS
WORK AND SCRAP BASKETS, FANS:
EMBROIDERED SCSPENDEES, CARD AND CIGAR
CASES.
Choice selection of PLAIN AND SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS, LACE GOODS, TIES KID GLOVES AND
CHILDREN'S MEKINO CLOAKS, LACE AND
PLUSH BONNETS, at
MRS. SELMA RUPPERTS.
n26 COS 9th street, opposite Patent Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-10

CONTESTED ELECTION IN MARYLAND-John F.
FenW1ck, the democratic candidate for sheriff Ut
st. Mays county, Md, AT the late election, has
flled petition in the circuit court OF that county,
conteSting the election oil w j. Nathen. repubit-
can, who was returned elected, on the ground Of
alleged irreg uarties in the election ia the LIST dis
trlct, &c. The case Is 10 be heard next Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-10

The AMERICAN DOCTOR CHARGED WITH MURDER
The Dr. Lamson who is charged with poisoning
TO death student at Blenhem House, England,
practiced medicine at Lancaster, Pa. several
years, Out being very eccentric, did not succeed.
He Is genius In many respects, and being a
skilled musician, acted as organiSt in ST. James
Episcopal church In the same city. He left this
country TO enter the Seryian army, and has never
peen back. His father Is an Episcopal clergyman,
anu was at one time pastor OF the Church OF the
Holy Trinity In Paris. He il now in London in III
health, anu has no recognzeu work In the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-10

HOLIDAY GOODS.
AT MY STORES
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7OS AND 734 7TH ST.. BETWEEN G AND II,
j. F. SPELSHOUSE,
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Water Coiors, Picture Frames, Looking Glasses Gems
Of art, &c. ~
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aud window Cornices made to order All the latest
Novelties in Velvet and Gilt Frames now in stock and
fresh supplies constantly arriving Also large and
varied assortment of Christmas Cards Japanese Goods
Albums, &c Prices to suit the times. An examination
of ,ly stock solicited.
j. F. SPELSHOUSE,
No. 521 7th stree. northwest.
Branch Stores Nos 70S and 734 9Th bet g and H.
OUR SPECIALTIES:-.
Cabinet Size Frames. Velvet 25c. up.
$40 Walnut Frames, from CSC. up.
Window Shades and Fixtures, SOC. o18-3m
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TIME WHITE. HOUSEHOLD. NEW HOME
Il singer. Howe Wheeler Il Wilson, Domestic Weed
&C. ANY machine you want cheap at NcKENNEYsG
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HJONEY MONEY!
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ut FRED SELINGER'S
HOUSE, 49, It'll street no,
streets. 1.ar2e and liberal
nlonds, Watches. Jeweiry,
Clothing and Merchandise
same bought aud sold. All
dental.