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The Freeman Poisoning Case.

THE HUSBAND TRYING TO GIT his WIFE RELEASED.
Columbus s. Freeman, of No 6l5 3 street north
west, who WAS tie complainant in the Police
Court yesterday against his wife, Laura o. Free.
man, for attempting 10 Kin him, by poisoning his
coffee, appeared at the district attorneys Office
ms afternoon ana stated o. Mr. Blunt, who prose-
cuted the ease in the Police Court ycsteriay that
ne had been prevailed on by friends 10 have his
wife released from jail for iGmanty's on sake, and
was Wiling that sac should be released on her
personal recogaiZ3nce 10 await the action OF the
grand jury. hr. iiilallS,On usl for Mrs Free
man; ana Mr.. Freeman waite I on Judge Smell, nc
his residence, In orier To have Mrs. Freeman re-
leased. but the Judge said he had sent the case 70
the grand jury, and 1t was therefore out OF his
jurisdiction, and they would have to ret the
reieisa from Judge Cox, or the CT mimi Court.
Mr. Williamson lett In search of Judge Cox. MIR,
Wilkinson states that he visited Mrs. Freeman, ut
The jail, last night ana she Is crying ana fr,ting
about her Children all the TINE, and says she cam
not cat the jall food
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Who shot yRcMahous

PRlIapHLrRis, December i0.-The police believe
that The fetal shot which killed VIA. Mcmahon
last night was nrct NV Robert Barr. who f. under
arrest In ether quarters it Is believed that tho
iatai shot was nrec 10y Benny Allen, who recently
came here from Arizona. Barr acknowiefu,ai
Ilti ne WAS IN Aliens company up % o O'Clock last
night Kate FaGigan fSarT's mistresss states lhat
AltPh rNShet INTO the house after the short ny
WITH smoking pistol IN hts hand. Barr has only
recently completed = sentence OF ten years ina
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HIS RESIGNATION Nor YET AcCgrrED.-President
Arthur, to whom Assistant SECRETARY Upton's
resignation rendered, has not yet sccepted It.
or indicated in any way what his course in the
matter VIII be.
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DIED.

BROOKS. Friends and relatives are mort respectfulv
invited to attend the funeral Of HORACE II BROOKE
Sunday, December 18th instant at two O'Clock ID m.
from Salem Baptist Church. 18th and streets north.
west.
$50 O'Clock EDWARD DAVIS beloved husband q
Elizabeth Davis in the seventy eighth yeaDof his ago
He leaves q large family To mourn his loss.
Funeral win take place Sunday the nth instant =
Seventh street northwest Friends and relatives az th0
family invited 10 attend
DODGE. Suddenly, on Friday, December 9th. 1881.
LOUISE K infant daughter Of Harrison II. and Iixss
X. Dodge, aged thirteen months.
Funeral from Chapel ut Oak Hill, Sunday. Doceml,ep
1lth. at half past one O'Clock.
JONES, On the 9Th Of December. 1881, a oousuup.
ton. ANN beloved wife Of Henry Jones' in the aKfv.
eighth year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, l02s Th,rty-Aruo
street northwest Sunday 1T two O'clock Relafvn ~
friends invited to attend.
. PAUL. On Friday, December 9th, 1881 Of consump.
Funeral from residence Of his steIfsther. @. a
Barron No. lO2 Prospect street, 0eoegetOWn, 0unda0
TCincinnsti and sandusky psper, p,eese couv.,
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TokoNTo, December i0-The Wailace~RoS0
proposition that Hanlan-Ross and Boyd should nut
IN TWO hundred pounds apiece and row on the
thames Tor the whole amount or sweepstakes thus
lofineI ana new sportsman challenge cup, IL
regarded favorably by Hanlan. But he would ike
70 seethe stakes Increased 60 900 pounds each and
suggests That Trickett should join, and thus settle
the question OF supremacy at Que sweep.
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THE WHITE HOUSE THIS WISTER.-President
Arthur Will not, during the winter, 'Seep house,
as that term is understood in Washington, and
there viii be no fete occasions at the Executive
Mansion. The President attends, for some time
yet, to live very quietly. BE VIII keep 'Gacneiors
hail." only breaking that rule when he shiil re-
ceiye visits from one OF ms three sisters. Two Of
them-Mrs McElroy and Mrs Mortoa-liye near
Syracuse, y. Y. The wife Of Psymaster Arthur,
L. s. A. the Presidents brother. VIII also prob -
bly, pay the White House visit during the season.
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DEATH OF AN ARMY OFPIcER-The War depart
ment is informed that Gen. Il. p. Babbitt. colonel
U.S.A., retired, died this morning ut Fort Monroe,
Va His remains Will be taken to St Louis
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

THE GREAT MARK DOWN
NIL LIVERY
The enormous and beautiful Stock Of Millinery at
KINGS PALACE
WIN be sold At slaughterng prices for few DAYS only.
NOW is YOUR CHANCE.
We offer the following Goods:
Pattern HATS and BoNNETs. new. nobby. stylish
and nice. 50. SO to s..
An enormous line of BEAVER HATS. in Black
White. Drab. Brown, Garnet Blue. all Styles at 81.
s1.75. 81 and s.. IS.
1000 PLUMES, In all colors and shades, at 75c., ST.
81 % and 81; some very excellent at s. so and 49,
TO- 600 yards Of RIBBON. in every style and design.
best quality. at 10. Is. 20. Is to 80 cts. Per yard.
Children Misses and Ladies' Trimmed and Untrim-
med HATS. at 25c.. Soc. 60c.. 75c.. 81 to S1.25.
A magnificent assortment Of LACE GOODS. SILK
HANDKERCHIEFs for Holiday Presents.
SILK PLUSHES. vELvETs sATINs and SILKS,
as usual to be found at KINGS PALACE in larger va
rety, 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 Reduced Prices.
REMEMBER,
OUR GREAT MARK DOWN
Will Only HOLD Good For Few Days
REMEMBER.
KINGS PALACE,
ds-1m s14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
PALA1s ROYAL.
1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
4o1-4os 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 MERINOl
Fancy SUSPENDERS. COLLARS. CUFFS,
SCARF PINS!
And all Articles found in complete
FURNISHING STOCK.
At prices below any House In the city.
We mean this and our Customers will do well to look
around aud See if it is not as We stated
THE RIBBON SALE
WILL BE CONTINUED FOR ANOTHER WEEK
PALAIS ROYAL. d9
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PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED Richard s. Moore, hos
been commissioned postmaster at orlcan, Eau
quier county, Va, and ThoS. II. Green, at Mary icl,
Caroline county, Nd.
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SECRETARY BLAINE took an informal farewell Of
the other members OF the Cabinet at the meeting
at the White House yesterday.
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THE TALLAPOosA will leave the Washington
navy yard next Monday for special trip TO New
York
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SECRETARY BLArNK's SUccEssoR.-It was learned
to-day, from the very best authority that although
no date had been fixed the name OF ex-Sena-
tor Frelinghuysen would, during the coming week,
be sent 10 the Senate to succeed Secretary Blaine
In the state department. His nomination will. IL
Is understood, be the only Cabinet appointment
sent 10 the Senate until after the holidays.
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THERE WERE large number of Congressman
especially members OF the HouSe-on business at
the several departments to-day.
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District Government Affairs.
IIOJYNR IJGFNSES

The committee on liquor licenses to-day
approved the following applications for licenses:
John Campbell, James T. Carberry. John j. Daily,
Myles Gibbons, Thos. II. Moran, Chas. McHugh, j.
E. Moses, VIM Mcguire and Felix Shannon.
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GARFIELD MEMORIAL FCSD.-The following sub
scripticns to the Garfield Memorial Hospital have
been received by Treasurer Giilillan:-MasSlchu-
sets Republican Association OF the District II
Columbia. SIS: J. r. DIS. St Louis, No.. 500;
Wi;Sham Hoffman, Us. legation, ST. Petersburg.
49, Christ church, Bridgeport, Conn. $3.50: First
universalist Sunday school, Albany. NY, 81;
Congregational church, Clarendon, Vt, 81: St
Marks Episcopal, church, Oak Creek, Wis, 81: FitZ
E. Riggs, Gloucester, Mass, $40; A NJ. Jones, Phil
ade lDhia. Pc. SlCn
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The SorrH AMERICAN MuppIE.-The Secretary

OF State, with the approval OF the President, will
very soon make public all the instructions sent by
the dep rtment To MiGiSterS Huriburt and XII
patrick in regard 20 the difficulties between Chill,
Peru and Bolivia.
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NOT OUT OF DANGER OF DEATH.-Wm. Newman,
the colored man who seriously and perhaps fatally
assaulted Charles Brown last Monday night in
house No. 5 Goat alley, where the prisoner says he
caught this man In his wife's ROOM was before the
Police Court to-day. A certificate from Dr. PurvS
OF the Freedman's Hospital, Was read to the court
which stated that Brown was a little better, but
not yet out OF danger. The case was continued
until the injured man can appear and Newman
was committed in default OF bonds
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NJ RlED

PRETTYMAN-BOUIC. On Wednesday, 9Th Deceml
Der. 1881, ct the residence Of the brides father, Hon.
VIM. Viers Bouic, in Rockville, by Rev. 3. r. White,
CHARLES w. PkETTYMAN, Esq, to Miss ROSA v.
BOUIC, both of Rockville. Md.
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MASONIC EIECTION.-The following officers have
been elected to serve for the ensuing three years
in Galliard Lodge OF Perfection: s. Roger Watts
NJ. D., P.G.Master: Jno. r. Davis, M.ESG. War.
den; Nathaniel f. King, Md, M.EJ.G. Warden:
James Dean, decorator; Charles r. BecIey.
Z. G. Almoner; Simon Archer, EG.Treasurer:
Howard |. johnson, EG.Secretary; Addison
Clayton, trustee.
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The Markets.

THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, 500 18th street:
Opening. Closing Bid.
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BLOW WITH STONE WHICH MAY PROVE FATAL
isaac Johnson who seriously assaulted another col
ored man named Abraham Smith, last Wednesday
by striking him on the forehead with a stone was
kin testified that the injury might possibly prove
fatal. the case was continued to await the result
OF Smiths Injuries. The prisoner was committed
in default of bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-10

TOR CHRISTMAS OF 81,
We offer the finest and complete assort,nentof
SEWING MACHINES
In the city: A machine for family at SIS. war
ranted for five years. with all attachments.
Special attention is called to orr
NEW ELDkEDGE,
Inc hnest and best machine offered to the public
The light running Weed and new Victor new Alneri-
can, Howe, and al other makes, at
OPPENHEIMER'S,
623 9th street. st. Cloud Building.
Machines rented ana repaired.
Parts and findings for all machines. Dc
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HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.

HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.
We are nov fully prepared for the HOLIDAY TRADE
With the LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED Stock
OF GOODS we have had the pleasure Of Offering to
the public, and at PRICES AS Low AS THE Low
Finely Illustrated Books Standard Books in sets: the
Poets In al styles: Family and Pocket Bibles; Prayers
P.Peteries and Albums Fancy Goods In plush Rnssia
leather, Olive wood. etc. Writing Desks; Ohristma0
and New Year Cards; Games and Toy BOOKS.
Call early and avoid the rush.
V0. BALLANTYNB SON
dl ~ 6eyenth street.
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: ISL s + I'M ii 4 : :::::
SEAL SKIN OF ALL KINDS.
DIAL 'A'N' BEAVER SKIN.
IN sAceUEs' Do G5EhshE G9IHARs cApEs AND
.n on sck d iS aEan Espee with everything in FURs
ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
WILLETT & RUOFF.
d9 9O5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
nAMMANN'S OPENING OF HOLIDAY
GOODS.
FOB YOUR MOTHERS PRESENT GO TO
DAMMANN'S.
| Fine Lace Fichus, from IS cents up.
All Silk Spanish Lace Fichus 25c.. 48c., &c., 75c 81
Fancy Box Fine Linen Handkerchiefs at 81.
Elegant Line Of Flannel and Felt Skirts. from 81 up
New Tides in all sizes. from SC. up to 81.
BUY YOUR FATHERS PRESENT AT
DAMMANN'S.
$50 doz Of Brocaded Silk Handkerchiefs at &c., 45c.
Gents Wool-lined Dogskin Gloves. at &c.. 75c, g.
Gents Fine Cloth Gloves &c., SIC, SOC.
Gents suspenders in fancy boxes, at Soc 75c ST.
Gents Linen Handkerchefs in fancy Boxes. from 81
upward.
YOUR SISTER WANTS HER PRESENT BOUGHT
AT DAMMANNS.
Fancy Case with pairs Paris Kid Gloves for 81 So
Real Kid Gloves for only $3.50.
Fine Russia Leather Pockebooks at 2sc &c., 75c 81
Latest Styles Of Morocco Satchels. from Csc. up
Finest Velvet and Plush Satches at g. worth S.
Beautiful Line Of Opera Fans in all colors. from soc.
japanese Fancy article. as Cabinets Writing Desks.
eSs scsss Gx s sSa.p
e SasPs SS.a.
Earrings and Breastpins.
YOUR BROTHER VALUES HIS PRESENT MORE IF
BOUGHT AT DAMMANNS.
Gents Fine Toilet Cases. from 81. IS upward.
Gents Fine Pocketbooks. at 25c., soc.
Gents New Neckwear. Gloves and Hosiery.
Gents Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs in fancy casa
BUY YOUR CHILDREN's DOLLS AT DAMMANN's.
Handsome Wax Dolls. from CSC. up.
The Finest and Largest 81 Doll in the city.
Children's Hand-knit Zephyr Hoods Costs. Legyins
and Mittens. Infant Cloaks and Dresses.
DAMMANN'S
ds SOC 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
notice.
To enable customers at their leisure examine our
assortment Of
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
and avoid the crowd incident Christmas week e now
display our entire collection OF
RICH JEWELRY, WATCHES. DIAMONDS
PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS No
Prepared especially for our Holiday Trade Manv ~
these articles cannot be duplicated this season and a.
lectsoGs mace now may be left for future delivery
n. W. GAIT, BRO. l. CO.,
JEWELLERS AND sILvERSMITHS.
HOT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Our Store Vim be open In the evening until Christina
vNHE WHITE HOUSEHOLD. NEW HOME
Il SINGER: AcEe. Mneeles Wilson. Donaesttc Weed
at oh = pogthvuG&. Be0fine and rSr05S in91 n1f :
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A L AUERBACH'S SEWING MACHINE OF
IA FICE. corner TIN and III streets.
A GRAND HOLIDAY PRESENT FOR s25.
NEW LATEST IMPROVED SINGER STYLE, en-
tirey self threading with Automatic Tension Iberator
nickel plated wheel stop motion. black walnut fancy
yeneered extension table, two side drawers cover and
all attachments complete; beautifully mounted on
monogram stand. Price reduced to $25. A warranty
for D years furnished with each machine.
New Domestic" ''Nhite" Queen ''Household ="
Home and other kinds at similar reduction in prices
Renting and Repairing.
G. AUERBACH
Corner eth and H streets
Next door to Auerbach's Mems Furnishing and Hat
Store. Examine G0c. Reenforced Shirts, finished
Sole Agency for the Saxony Wool German Hand Knit
Jackets. d3
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
MY STORES
NO. 521 It'll ST. NV. BETWEEN E AND r.
AND
7os AND 1874 7TH ST.. BETWEEN G AND h,
]. F. SPELSHOUSE,
PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR.
Grand display Of Eegant Engravings OIL Paintings.
The w latest DESIGNS in Wal PAPER Picture
Novelties in Velvet Gilt Frames now in stock and
Varied 81 cards As and
a AZ R s &c so Pses to suit the times An examination
J. F. SPELSHOUSE,
52l 18th street northwest:
ouR RI s iHa IA IA ana d.
Cabinet Cab Size Frames Velvet, ; 25e up.
S %10a WALNUT ss.d Frame mes from
Zeal sACoUEs,
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS. FANCY FURs,
SEAL CAPS. FUR GLOVES. CARRIAGE ROBES.
HATS AND CAPS
IN GREAT VARIETY. FOR
GENTS. YOUTHS AND CHILDREN.
CANES AND UMBRELLAS.
ARMY AND NAVY CAPS.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR REGALIA.
FUR TRIMMING
In 0REAT VARIETY.
DUNLAP co. - SILK, DERBY AND OPERA HATS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS.
oI-zm 621PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
WATCHES.
Have opened to-day new and large stock ~ val
ham WATCHES all sizes and grades at unusually
low prices.
sAML LEWIS SONS,
JEWELLERS AND sILvERsMIrHs
NJ 1915 PENNSYLVANIA AvENIrR
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BETTER TO-DAY.-Mr. q. w. Harvey OF Harvey
Holden, Is somewhat improved to-day, and Is
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HOLIDAY GOODS

HOLIDAY GOODS AND TOYS.-A LARGE
- and complete assorqsnt consisting of Fine Pare
Iiee, juvenile and Toy Books Writing Desks Work
Boxes. Bronze InkstAnds. Autograph Albums Pocket
books Focket Knives, Dominoes. Checkers and other
games. Iool Chests, Wagons Rocking Horses DolIs
BriIns aud Toys in great variety. Il. K. LUNDY i23
s'Iiueos tet, ucorsetOwn- d3-3w
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER-Thef following arr
the readings OF the thermometer at the Signal ONCE
during the day: a. IN. 365 deg. II a. M 81 deg.
Z. pm, u deg. Maximum, 432 deg; minimum
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the readings OF the thermometer at the Signal ONCE
ST. 9;' deg % o maximum Az deg; minimum
bill In equity against Thos, G. Stone and Others.
heirs OF VIM: j. Stone, to cucumber certain real
nue., near nth street metropolitan Hail-S4OOO to
complete the Improvements. He states that the
IMP o. EN- nave from July to November 1851
cosG -, 4lo14, ana with the additional sum 1t can
be made to pay A.GC0 Der annum rental
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE LoRKNa has re-
turned to the city. During his absence he ad-
dressed the New York tariff convention upon the
mutual relations of American Industries, and the
national butter, cheese and egg convention at
Cedar ,Kaplds Iowa. on th me
National Cotton Growers association, now hold
Ing its meeting at Atlanta in connection with the
cotton exposition
THE FLOOD OF BILLS AND RKsoLurioEs.-Already
during the present session OF Congress $50 bills and
five Joint resolutions have been introduced In the
the last Congress, and some OF them were passed
by the Senate last session. One Senator has intro
eaote sn' sixteen. All these bills have BEEN an
properly indexed. and the journal 10 up to date,
but the clerks have been kept busy.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY OF VASE
INarON.-The bill introduced by Senator Frye, the
other day, to amend the act to incorporate the
National Safe Deposit Company OF Washington
changes its name to the National Safe Deposit
and Trust Company OF Washin gton. and authorizes
the company to accept and execute trusts OF any
and every description which may be committed or
transferred to them, and to accept the ofiice and
appointment OF executors or administrators OF any
kind or nature; and where application shall be
made to any court OF the District for the appoint
ment OF any receiver. trustee, administrator, ex-
mittee OF luDatic it shall be lawful II the court
see ut, to appoint this company to such once or
duty, subject TO the ORDERS DEGREES, etc, OF the
c0urt that the capital stock shall be security for
the faithful performance OF oil duties. The COM
pany isauthofized By the blu 70 Increase - capt
tal stock 70 not exreed1ng 16u0,poA
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ANsoHIA, Conn, December 10-Mary Bowling,
who was so brutally assaulted here on Thursday
night last, is not expected TO survive her injuries
She thinks She was attacked by four colored men ;
and it is the opinion that they belonged to gang
OF southern negroes recently brought TO AnSonia,
to work III Wallace Sons factory.
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mCEey ana sales attest its
| larity.
IN ALBUMS. SCRAP BOOKS, AUTOGRAPHS
CARD CASES. SATCHELS, POCKETBOOKS and
PURSES, We offer a very large assortment and every
article offered in it is q decided BARGAIN
WORKBOXES. DESKS. GLOVE AND HANDKER-
CHIEF BOXES, JEWEL BOXES, &c. &C., we have.
as usual in large quantities, at very popular prices
Our assortment of VASES, BOQUET HOLDERS
CARD RECEIVERS and FANCY GLASSWARE on
Gilt Stands is immense. and comprises a kreat many
direct importations at marvelously low figures
We call especial attention to our 99c LAMP
In CELLULOID SETS in Boxes we offer some de-
cded bargains. and call your attention to our Set at
S2.75.
Ask to our SOC. Nickel-p Plated CUsPADORE
We have beautiful line Of American BRONzEs, &C.,
handsome and cheap.
We also call your attention to our line Of IMPORTED
CROMOS in GILT FRAMES. at 81. 90. and to our
HANDSOME OIL PAINTINGS especially selected and
| full Of merit; price -. 10 and So A..
Our JAPANESE DEPARTMENT contains probably
the largest stock Of goods of that line in the city
among them some pretty articles for Decoration
and number of curiosties
In FANCY WRISTBANDS and pApERwEIGHrs We
offer some lovely goods from accents up.
OUR LINE OF WILLOW WORK, STANDS. AND
Fancy Shopping Baskets is very complete and In i, win
be found some decidedly low-prced goods
OUR JEwELRY DEPARTMENT Is UNDER THE
immediate supervision Of the p4opretor and he aaters
himself to be able to offer really gold plated Goods At
nominal fgures.
To be able to fully examine thAamense assortment Of
goods we offer. you are respectfully invited to call.
80
No place in this city naaubw approach the
immense STOCK OF TOYS IN Dur Establishment. and
1t always has been recogniseasas THE PLACE to get
your TOYS for the Children.
B. sILvERBERG,
GREAT METROPOLITAN BAZAAR,
so 7rH AND SIS sra srsxxr NORTHWEST.
ds-lo. l4&i7-H
=
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-09-16

The wife o. William Black. TIE sul
thor, y . blonde. and . Iady % more
than ordinary ability. The novolist =
teller.
The viii Of the late Nathan vassar.
q Poughkeepsie, n. r.. bequeaths 60
Vassar College, for scholarships and
educational funds, $50. 900. and for
college professorships $4,000. Also,
70 Vassar Brothers Hospital o05, 000s
vassar Brothers Home for Aged Men.
9l5, 1000; Baptist Church q Pough-
keepssc. $4,000. and Sunday Schools
q various Poughkeepsie churches, a.
As long ago g 1916 N. r. Willis
wrote to . young correspondent: sAs
TO writing for magazines, that y very
nearly done with q : matter g
profit: The competition alone gives
the editors more than they can use.
You could not sell piece oipoetry now
II America The literary avenues are ~
overcrowdod. and you can not live By
the pen except - . drudge TO . news
paper!"
Alexander Dumas rises ct six, and
immediately proceeds to warm plate
Of soup. which has been prepared the
night before. and consumes The same.
On the strength Of this soup be works
until noon. when he breakfasts. He
composes I'll these hours, and seldom
reads. french literature --at least the
grave part Of THE knows By heart.
With that Of other languages, including
English, his acquaintance 4 very slight
In the course Of conversation &
Concord School the other day Prof.
Harris said that "by means % his
morning paper, man each day adjusted
anew HE relations to the universe"
BY this wonderful principle" be ad-
ded ''of the cooperation Of man with
his race, BY which each partakes Of the
wisdom Of AL, We have for three cents,
our daily knowledge from japan.
Arabia and the entire earth. The most
potent element in modern civilization
Is the newspaper"